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Today's Stories

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   Google releases faster AI model that works 4x quicker on your computer

   Google DeepMind launched DiffusionGemma, an AI model that runs four times faster than previous versions when installed directly on personal computers or phones. The technology uses a method called diffusion (the same approach behind image generators like DALL-E) but can also speed up text generation. The model can work without an internet connection once downloaded.

   AI apps on your phone or laptop could become much more responsive, processing requests in seconds rather than minutes when working offline.

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   European cloud giant OVH moves to buy voice AI startup Gladia

   French cloud computing company OVH Group entered exclusive negotiations to acquire Gladia, a startup that builds voice AI tools for businesses. Gladia specializes in converting speech to text and understanding spoken language, helping companies automate customer service calls and transcribe meetings. The deal would expand OVH's AI capabilities beyond basic cloud storage.

   More businesses could get access to voice AI tools through OVH's existing cloud services, potentially making automated phone systems and meeting transcription more common.

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   Someone figured out how to play Doom inside Claude AI chatbot

   A developer successfully ran the classic video game Doom entirely within Claude.ai, Anthropic's chatbot interface. The project demonstrates how AI systems can simulate complex software environments, though it's more of a technical curiosity than a practical application. The game runs through text-based commands and visual representations generated by the AI.

   This shows AI chatbots are becoming capable of running sophisticated simulations, which could eventually lead to better training environments for learning new software or games.