xAI Grok Build Launched: All Features, Installation, Pricing, and Use Cases [EXPLAINED]

By Devanshi Kashyap | May 25, 2026

xAI is trying to make its AI-powered developer ecosystem more accessible. Grok Build is aimed at software engineers and technical teams looking for a command-line assistant. This move shows xAI is stepping up its presence in the AI coding assistant market. Grok Build stands out because, instead of the typical chatbot interface, it operates right in the terminal and is designed for complex workflows, repositories management, and automating engineering tasks, all without forcing developers to leave their usual workspace. What is Grok Build? Grok Build is a command-line native AI coding agent built by xAI for professional software development. Developers […]

Anthropic’s Project Glasswing Uncovers 10,000+ Critical Software Vulnerabilities

By Devanshi Kashyap | May 24, 2026

Claude Mythos Preview can now automatically discover vulnerabilities on a level previous AI systems couldn’t match. The goal is to help security teams catch serious software weaknesses before cybercriminals find and use them. Anthropic’s report suggests the real problem for cybersecurity isn’t just finding vulnerabilities anymore. Now, organizations have to race to confirm, prioritize, and fix the huge volume of issues these advanced AIs can reveal. But another big deal is Anthropic’s decision not to release the new model to the public, specifically to avoid fueling cybercrime. How Anthropic’s Project Glasswing Identified more than 10,000 Critical Vulnerabilities Last month we […]

DeepSeek Makes 75% Price Cut Permanent for Flagship V4-Pro AI Model

By Devanshi Kashyap | May 24, 2026

Key Highlights: Chinese artificial intelligence start up DeepSeek has permanently reduced prices for its flagship V4-Pro AI model by 75%, reflecting a major shift in China’s increasingly competitive AI industry. The company announced that API pricing for the model would now range between 0.025 yuan and 6 yuan per million tokens, compared with the previous pricing structure of 0.1 yuan to 24 yuan per million tokens. By making the reduced prices permanent, DeepSeek is positioning itself more deeply in the Chinese AI market where companies are racing to attract developers and enterprise customers through lower costs and improved performance. How […]

What is Bumblebee? A Look Inside Perplexity’s New Open-Source Security Tool

By Devanshi Kashyap | May 24, 2026

Key Highlights: This latest open-source release highlights how developer systems are prime targets for cybercriminals. AI tools and coding assistants are making software development faster and more powerful but they are also adding new security risks like dependencies, browser extensions, and automated workflows. Bumblebee aims to give developers a way to check these risks without making their systems even more vulnerable. Perplexity says they were already using tool internally to protect products like Perplexity AI, Comet, and Perplexity Computer. By sharing Bumblebee with everyone, they hope to boost community security and encourage more transparency around modern developer defenses. What Makes […]

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Google Wants to Encourage AI Education in India With It’s New Teacher Training Partnerships

By Devanshi Kashyap | May 21, 2026

The initiative signals how central AI is becoming to the future of classrooms and education infrastructure. India’s huge student population and fast-growing internet access make it a primary market for global tech companies looking to roll out AI-driven education tools. This latest effort focuses both on teacher training and on helping students learn. Google says its AI Educator Series will train teachers to use AI responsibly while boosting digital literacy among educators. The program is rolling out with the help of Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Assam, Ladakh, and the Punjab School Education Board. To make it accessible, the training will be mobile-first […]

How OpenAI Disproved an 80 Year Old Mathematical Conjecture & Why It Matters

By Devanshi Kashyap | May 21, 2026

Artificial intelligence has jumped into one of academia’s toughest areas with a claim that could change how people think about mathematical discovery. OpenAI recently announced that one of its reasoning-focused AI models produced a proof that seems to disprove a long-standing conjecture in discrete geometry which is a branch of math about arranging points, lines, and shapes. This centers on the unit distance problem, originally posed by Hungarian mathematician Paul Erdős in 1946. For nearly 80 years, mathematicians tried to figure out how many pairs of points can stand exactly one unit apart when placing ‘n’ points on a flat […]

Anthropic Makes Claude Managed Agents Easier for Enterprises With THIS New Feature

By Devanshi Kashyap | May 21, 2026

With this latest expansion, Claude Managed Agents are moving way beyond simple conversation bots. Enterprises want agents that can write code, automate workflows, access their internal tools, and handle all sorts of operational tasks without putting sensitive infrastructure at risk. Instead of forcing organizations to run everything in someone else’s cloud, Anthropic lets them keep execution environments in their own controlled systems, while Claude manages all the orchestration and reasoning. What the Claude Managed Agents Update Means for Enterprises Claude Managed Agents serve as Anthropic’s framework for autonomous AI systems that can handle complex, long-running workflows and multi-step processes. They’re […]

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Google Aims to Flag AI Generated Content & It’s Authenticity; Here’s How

By Devanshi Kashyap | May 20, 2026

Key Highlights: AI can now generate images, video, and audio that look entirely real. Figuring out what’s authentic and what’s synthetic is turning into one of tech’s biggest challenges. Google’s latest effort pushes verification deeper into the internet experience, rather than just trying to spot fakes. Their new approach combines watermarking, metadata-based verification, and industry-supported provenance standards. By putting these features into widely-used products, Google wants to make itself central in restoring trust in what we see and hear online especially as AI-generated media gets harder to spot. How Google is Expanding SynthID Across its Ecosystem SynthID, DeepMind’s watermarking tech, […]

Google & Samsung Jointly Unveil Android XR Smart Glasses, One Version Coming This Fall

By Rishaj Upadhyay | May 20, 2026

The Google I/O 2026 event from yesterday was packed with announcements. The company unveiled its latest and “strongest” model yet, the Gemini 3.5 Flash. Alongside, Google also announced Gemini Omni, a new model that can generated anything from any input. Well, the list of announcements didn’t end there, as we also got see the Android XR smart glasses, which both Google and Samsung have been developing behind the doors, in collaboration with Qualcomm and eyewear brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Google and Samsung jointly announce the first Android XR smart glasses Google, during the announcement, noted that there will […]

Google’s Gemini Omni Model Can Create Anything from Any Input

By Rishaj Upadhyay | May 20, 2026

At yesterday’s Google I/O 2026 event, the company not just unveiled Gemini 3.5 Flash, it also introduced probably one of the wildest Gemini upgrades we have seen in years. Here, I am talking about the Gemini Omni model. Gemini Omni is not a normal AI model, here’s why Google says that the new model can create videos from almost any kind of input, starting with videos. The first release under this lineup, Gemini Omni Flash, is rolling out globally to everyone right now. In case you missed yesterday’s keynote and wondering what exactly makes Gemini Omni one of the most […]

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