WhatsApp Web Gets Calls, Noise Suppression, and Waiting Rooms

Meta Brings Native Calling and Noise Suppression to WhatsApp Web

By Mayank Kumar | July 30, 2026

Meta upgraded WhatsApp Web on July 28, 2026, by launching native voice and video calling directly inside WhatsApp Web. This is a significant update because it means that users will no longer have to download the standalone desktop software or rely on their smartphone to handle real-time conversations. On top of browser-native calling, this major update introduces a seamless call transfer tool, automated background noise suppression, and even a virtual waiting room layout to help manage meeting access. According to the official release notes over on Meta’s newsroom, the goal here is to completely merge the communication experience across mobile, […]

Over 1,100 AI Employees Back “Pacing the Frontier” Push to Rein In AI Development

By Khwaish Manwani | July 29, 2026

Building models is often defined by speed. Companies have competed to launch larger models, automate bigger tasks, and safeguard leadership in what is widely seen as the next technological revolution. But now, some of the very people building frontier AI systems are arguing that the industry also needs a way to knowingly slow the progress through Pacing the Frontier. More than 1,100 employees from leading AI companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta have signed a statement requesting the U.S. government to support a global initiative, Pacing the Frontier. Rather than asking regulators to stop AI development today, the initiative […]

Microsoft Debuts MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, Its First Cybersecurity AI Model

By Devanshi Kashyap | July 28, 2026

Microsoft has rolled out MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, its first AI model focused entirely on cybersecurity, and integrated it into MDASH, the company’s multi agent system for spotting and fixing vulnerabilities. This is not just another tech launch; it shows where cybersecurity is heading. AI isn’t only about writing code anymore. Now, it is helping teams find, confirm, and repair software flaws. Microsoft argues that as attackers use AI to hunt for vulnerabilities faster and cheaper, defenders need their own AI tools that can keep up with the surge in threats. Microsoft does not treat MAI-Cyber-1-Flash like a standalone model. Instead, they present […]

Kimi K3.1 Leaks: What Moonshot AI’s Next Model Could Bring

By Devanshi Kashyap | July 28, 2026

Reports about a possible new AI model from Moonshot AI have started attracting attention after details about Kimi K3.1 appeared online. According to reports, the information comes from a leak and has not been officially confirmed by Moonshot AI. Still, the reported upgrades have started discussions among developers and users who are eager to see what the next version of the Kimi series could offer. The report outlines several expected improvements, ranging from better performance and faster responses to stronger coding capabilities and improved efficiency for long reasoning tasks. Official details are still awaited to be confirmed by Moonshot AI […]

GLM-5.5: What We Know About Z.ai’s Upcoming Open-Weight Model

By Devanshi Kashyap | July 27, 2026

The artificial intelligence industry continues to move fast, with companies introducing new models that aim to improve coding, reasoning, and agent based capabilities. One model which is drawing a lot of attention lately is GLM-5.5 from Z.ai. Early reports say it is going to be released with open weights and advanced AI agent features. Even though Z.ai has not officially launched it yet, GLM-5.5 has already become a topic of discussion, mostly because of what users expect from its features and performance. Right now, everything we know about GLM-5.5 comes from preview articles and early media coverage, and not detailed […]

China’s AI Labs Are Winning the Price War, Not the Benchmark Race

By Khwaish Manwani | July 27, 2026

The conversation was fixated on who has efficient models. That is now changing. China’s leading AI labs are no longer just bridging the performance gap with OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, but are making AI facilities cheaper. This nuance turns cost into a competitive advantage that could reshape enterprise adoption worldwide. Moonshot AI’s release of Kimi K3 marked another cornerstone in that shift. The open source model arrived with benchmark gains approaching Anthropic’s fabled 5, while carrying a significantly lower usage cost. But Kimi is only the newest example. DeepSeek, Z.ai, Tencent, Alibaba, MiniMax and Meituan are all becoming capable models […]

NVIDIA Reportedly in Talks to Finance OpenAI’s $500B Data Centre

By Khwaish Manwani | July 27, 2026

The artificial intelligence spectrum is not limited to efficiency, but also about possessing the infrastructure. According to a Wall Street Journal report, NVIDIA is in talks to provide $250 billion in financing guarantees for OpenAI to build a massive data center project. If the deal is successful, it would demonstrate a major shift in the AI environment, with OpenAI moving away from conventional rented cloud model, while NVIDIA boosts its hold on the infrastructure that pushes the industry. The alleged campus is expected to cost more than $500 billion in total, making it one of the biggest AI infrastructure projects […]

Fable 5.1 Leaks Point to August Launch Ahead of GPT-6

By Devanshi Kashyap | July 27, 2026

The race between leading AI companies continues to get faster, and a fresh leak has now shifted attention towards Anthropic’s next reported model update. According to recent reports and social media claims, Fable 5.1 could arrive in August and bring performance improvements while keeping its existing pricing same as previous model. Although Anthropic has not officially confirmed these details, the reported information has already sparked discussions across the AI community. The timing of the leak has also drawn attention because the reported launch is close to the expected launch of OpenAI’s new model, GPT 6. If the claims prove to […]

NVIDIA Bets on Autonomous AI Agents to Design Next-Gen Chips

By Khwaish Manwani | July 27, 2026

NVIDIA is pushing AI beyond chatbots and coding assistants into one of the most complex fields, semiconductor engineering. At its newest announcement, the organization extended the NVIDIA Agent toolkit with new PhysicsNeMo and CUDA-X libraries, while showing Nemotron 3 Ultra’s leadership in register-transfer level RTL coding. On surface, these are developer-focused updates, but altogether, they demonstrate NVIDIA’s broader strategy, which believes that the upcoming chip design will be managed by autonomous AI agents. It will be accompanied by Nemotron serving as the enterprise-grade open model organizations trust to power them. Rather than placing AI as a tool that helps engineers, […]

I4C Orders GitHub Takedown of Bitchat Amid Delhi Protests

India Orders GitHub to Remove Jack Dorsey’s Bitchat Repositories

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | July 24, 2026

India’s Cyber Crime Coordination Centre has directed GitHub to remove three code repositories for Bitchat, the offline messaging app built by Block chief executive Jack Dorsey. The notice, dated July 23 and issued by I4C under the Ministry of Home Affairs, gave the Microsoft-owned platform three hours to comply. The order became public when Dorsey posted screenshots of the notice on X on July 24, writing that the government of India does not like technologies like Bitchat and wants it taken down. ThePrint reported that it could not independently verify the notice and had contacted I4C for comment. I4C has […]

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