Google opens Dreambeans AI app to all US users
AI Google opens Dreambeans AI app to all US users Google is expanding access to Dreambeans, its experimental AI-powered app that turns information from a user's Google services into personalized daily stories and recommendations. The company announced the broader rollout on September 10, making Dreambeans available to all Google accounts in the U.S. for users aged 18 and older. The app is available on both Android and iOS. Image: Google dreambeans The expansion marks a signif
Meta’s Autonomous AI agent Muse climbs to no. 2 in free app on US App Store
Meta’s newly launched standalone personal AI agent, Muse, has rocketed up the domestic digital charts, reaching the No. 2 overall free app spot on the US Apple App Store just days after its public debut. Editorial credit: Tada Images / Shutterstock Data from app intelligence firm Sensor Tower shows the application surpassed 83,000 iOS downloads in the United States within its first 48 hours, trailing only OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The rapid consumer adoption underscores growing publi
OpenAI unveils GPT-6 Astra, declaring the arrival of the 'AGI Era'
OpenAI has officially launched its newest frontier AI model, GPT-6 Astra, ushering in what executive leadership described as the arrival of artificial general intelligence (AGI). Trained on over 100,000 GPUs at the company’s Stargate facility in Texas, Astra represents OpenAI's largest pre-training run to date and marks a massive architectural leap in autonomous computer use, complex reasoning, and long-horizon workflows. Editorial credit: Mamun_Sheikh / Shutterstock The mode
Anthropic hires architect of UK AI policy, sparking conflict-of-interest concerns
Matt Clifford, the primary architect of the UK government’s national artificial intelligence strategy and former adviser to Downing Street, has joined US artificial intelligence startup Anthropic as Managing Director of International Affairs. The high-profile hire has sparked intense political backlash in Westminster, where senior lawmakers have warned that Clifford's decision to remain chair of a key state-backed technology funding body represents a "clear conflict of intere
Claude Code can be tricked into running malicious code by summarizing a website
A seemingly harmless request to summarize a website can be enough to trick Anthropic’s Claude Code into downloading and executing malicious code, according to security researcher Johann Rehberger. The demonstration targets Claude Code running Claude Opus 5 in its default Auto Mode. Rehberger, known online as “wunderwuzzi,” found that a malicious website could embed hidden instructions designed to manipulate the coding agent into taking actions the user never explicitly reques
