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In a significant move to democratize access to its most advanced artificial intelligence, Google has announced the widespread global expansion of its affordable Google AI Plus subscription service. The rollout targets over 40 new countries and regions across Asia, Africa, and the

OpenAI has officially released its highly anticipated GPT-5-Codex model via a general API. The new model is priced identically to its foundational GPT-5 counterpart, ensuring broad accessibility for developers and enterprises. Access costs are set at $1.25 per million input

Google has launched Mixboard, an innovative experimental tool designed to streamline the creative workflow by enabling users to generate dynamic mood boards with ease. This launch represents Google’s latest foray into the competitive landscape of AI-driven design tools, offering an

Perplexity AI has launched its latest innovation, the Perplexity Email Assistant, an AI-powered tool designed to transform how professionals manage their email communications. Initially available exclusively for Gmail and Outlook users subscribed to the premium Perplexity Max plan, this tool aims

In a significant move for AI-assisted programming, Google has officially launched the public beta of Chrome DevTools MCP, a tool designed to connect AI coding assistants directly to the live debugging capabilities of the Chrome browser. This integration allows AI agents

Microsoft has officially rolled out the public preview of its latest artificial intelligence assistant, named Channel Agent, for Microsoft Teams. Available across Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and web platforms, this new AI is engineered to significantly enhance team collaboration by

DeepSeek has officially launched its DeepSeek-V3.1-Terminus model, a significant upgrade now available on its official API platform. The company followed this initial release with a major announcement: the new model will also be open-sourced, reinforcing DeepSeek’s commitment to the broader AI

Perplexity AI has officially launched its AI-powered Comet browser for all Perplexity Pro subscribers in India. The rollout, effective immediately, marks India as the second country after the U.S. to receive broad access to the tool. This expansion underscores the

IBM has introduced Granite-Docling-258M, a new vision-language model designed to transform document processing through high-precision layout preservation and multilingual support. Released as an open-source tool under the Apache 2.0 license, the model combines a lightweight architecture with powerful performance—making it