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Microsoft is turning Windows 11 into an AI-powered OS with background AI agents, natural-language control, and locally running models via the Windows ML platform.

A brain-computer interface with 256 electrodes lets ALS patient Casey Harrell turn his thoughts into text with over 97 percent accuracy, restoring his ability to communicate and work.

Researchers at POSTECH have developed an AI system that converts silent neck-muscle movements into synthetic speech, offering a non-invasive communication aid for people who have lost their voice.

Anthropic’s Claude Tag turns AI into a full team member in Slack: mentioned via @Claude, it takes on tasks, works transparently in threads, and offers a proactive Ambient Mode.

AI marketing platforms like Klaviyo AI personalize email and SMS campaigns at scale, generating tailored content, optimizing send times, and predicting customer behavior in real time.

AI assistants like ChatGPT are reshaping school life, enabling personalized learning while raising concerns about skill skipping and the changing role of teachers.

At Cisco Live 2026, Jeetu Patel unveiled an AI-native infrastructure platform built around Cloud Control, shifting from Infrastructure as Code to Infrastructure as a Harness.

Embedding pipelines are becoming central AI infrastructure, merging classic ETL methods with vector processing to keep large language models current via Retrieval Augmented Generation.

SAP has taken a stake in London startup Conduct, whose AI platform helps companies analyze and modernize ERP landscapes ahead of the SAP ECC to S/4HANA migration.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is becoming a central interface between large language models and databases, letting natural-language queries map directly onto database operations.