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    Anthropic unveils Claude Duet AI agent app

    Anthropic on Thursday unveiled Claude Duet, a standalone AI agent app designed to act as a proactive assistant for professionals and small-business owners, as rivals such as OpenAI and Meta race to develop AI agents that can complete work autonomously on users' behalf.

    Nepal floods: Centre to offer DNA profiling services for first-degree relatives of missing persons

    India will provide forensic DNA profiling support to help identify mortal remains of Nepal flood victims, the MEA said. First-degree relatives of missing persons residing in India can submit samples at designated central, state and accredited laboratories. DNA profiles will be shared with Nepal authorities for comparison with unidentified remains.

    Google's Gemini AI assistant reaches one billion users

    Google's artificial intelligence assistant Gemini has surpassed one billion monthly users, CEO Sundar Pichai announced Tuesday, a week after a major reorganization of the tech giant's AI division. OpenAI reached one billion users across all its interfaces, led by ChatGPT, the lab announced in July without specifying whether that figure was monthly or weekly users.

    Two decades later, a look at Gmail — Google’s best April Fool’s joke

    Gmail started on April 1, 2004, as a free service boasting 1 gigabyte of storage per account. This may sound like nothing now, but in that time, it was considered a massive amount of email capacity. ETtech looks at its two-decade-long journey.

    Google's AI in Gmail gets it right with ‘Help me write’ feature

    Google has introduced a new AI feature in Gmail called "Help me write." This feature builds on the existing smart compose feature and uses generative AI to provide users with near-perfect email drafts. The feature is part of Google's Workspace Labs and is available to users without a waiting period.

    Google begins beta testing of 'Help me write' tool in Gmail for Android, iOS devices

    Google has rolled out public testing of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in Gmail and Docs, allowing enrolled iOS and Android users the opportunity to test the 'Help you write' feature. The feature encourages users to draft emails using prompts and the AI will provide options to refine and formalize the text.

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