Meta’s Glimmer open AI, Muse Spark stays locked
Meta’s release of open-weight Glimmer alongside a closed Muse Spark raises questions about Zuckerberg’s ‘AI for everyone’ stance.
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Meta’s release of open-weight Glimmer alongside a closed Muse Spark raises questions about Zuckerberg’s ‘AI for everyone’ stance.
Google now lets users remove visible watermarks from AI generated images, videos, and songs. Invisible metadata remains intact.
Marco Arment has released Unforgetful, a Reminders alternative for people who struggle to act on their notifications. The app works with your existing Reminders database.
Mozilla is winding down Pocket, and readers are switching to Matter, Instapaper, Raindrop.io, and a wave of indie apps.
Two autonomous trucking firms received California permits for highway testing, and Kodiak has already launched its fleet near Mountain View.
Fusion power has gone from punchline to high-stakes investment as startups raise over $100 million to pursue a technology that could reshape the global energy market.
TechCrunch’s latest security guide explains how to check whether your AI platform accounts on ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity have been hacked.
AI coding startup Cursor is now officially part of SpaceX, the company confirmed on its blog, closing a deal that gave SpaceX the option to buy it for $60 billion.
Anthropic has detailed how it will watermark Claude’s text outputs, answering user questions about the technology and its limits.
Jane Doe 4 has joined a lawsuit against xAI, alleging her stepfather used the Grok chatbot to create explicit images from a photo of her at age 11.