Tag: ai
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Study notebooks in the Gemini app
Google’s Study Notebooks Are a Stealth Move for Smarter Staff Training Let’s be real. Training a new hire or getting your team up to speed on a new product is usually a massive time sink. You hand them a thick PDF manual, a few YouTube links, and just cross your fingers. Well, Google just dropped…
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Introducing Claude Tag \ Anthropic
Your Slack Channel Just Got a New Teammate: Anthropic’s Claude Tag is the AI Worker You’ve Been Waiting For You know that feeling when you’re juggling three conversations, a spreadsheet, and a support ticket all at once? Anthropic just built a tool specifically to take one of those off your plate. On June 23, 2026,…
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Gemini Spark updates: macOS launch, connected apps and more
Google Just Gave Its AI the Ability to Do Your Actual Work (Here’s What Happened) If you glanced at the tech news this week, you probably saw the buzz. Google just pushed a major update to its Gemini Spark assistant, and it feels like the biggest step yet from “chatbot that writes emails” to “employee…
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Microsoft Commits $2.5 Billion and 6,000 Employees to AI Implementation — Why This Matters for Your Business
TL;DR: Microsoft announced Microsoft Frontier Co., a $2.5 billion subsidiary with 6,000 employees dedicated to helping clients implement AI. This follows similar moves by Amazon ($1B), Anthropic, and OpenAI. The takeaway: even the biggest tech companies admit AI is hard to deploy — and they’re betting on human-led implementation. When Microsoft spends $2.5 billion on…
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Huawei Pura 90s Pro and Pura 90s Pro Max launching in Malaysia on 14 July, available up to RM400 rebate – SoyaCincau
Is Your Business Ready for the World Cup Rush? The World Cup is coming to Malaysia, and Unifi TV is covering every single match live in HD. That’s 104 games—a month’s worth of excitement that pulls people together. For SME owners, this is either a threat (empty shops during matches) or a golden opportunity (crowds…
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If you use Google, you’re training its AI. Here’s how to opt out. | TechCrunch
Imagine your business’s photos, voice recordings, and search history being used to train Google’s AI—without your explicit consent. That’s exactly what’s happening if you use Google services, and it could mean your proprietary data is helping improve a competitor’s tools. For Malaysian SME owners, this is a pain point that needs immediate attention. TL;DR: Google…
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Synthetic Sciences Releases OpenScience: An Open-Source, Model-Agnostic AI Workbench for Machine Learning, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry Research – MarkTechPost
I’ll use: Is Your Business Stuck in One AI Vendor? OpenScience Shows a Different Path. Then paragraphs. I’ll include the TL;DR in a p tag. Then H2 sections. I’ll have 4 H2 sections: What is OpenScience, How It Compares, Practical Uses, The Bigger Picture. Plus the CTA. For blockquote, I’ll place it in the first…
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Sakana AI Launches Sakana Translate, a Namazu-Powered Japanese–English–Chinese Translation Tool With Translate, Proofread, and Ask Modes – MarkTechPost
Is Your Business Communication Losing Something in Translation? Every business owner knows that sinking feeling. You send an email in English or Chinese to a client, thinking it’s perfectly clear. But the reply feels terse, maybe even cold. It’s not the words—it’s the tone. TL;DR: Sakana Translate is a free web-based tool that focuses on…