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Microsoft is expanding Copilot in Word with new features aimed at professionals in legal, finance, and compliance workflows. According to the company, the update is designed to make AI-assisted document editing more transparent, reviewable, and easier to manage in regulated environments.
Apple is testing a standalone app for its Siri voice assistant along with a new Ask Siri feature. The functionality will work across the company’s entire ecosystem, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported, citing sources.
Google has introduced Lyria 3 Pro, its most advanced AI model for music generation. The system can create tracks up to three minutes long and, according to Google, understands musical structures such as intros, verses, choruses, and bridges better than Lyria 3, which the company unveiled in February.
Xiaomi plans to build AI agents capable of controlling software autonomously, shopping in browsers, and eventually operating robots. To support that vision, the company’s in-house MiMo team introduced three models at once.
Google has expanded its Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) with cart, catalog, and identity features designed to make online shopping easier for AI agents.
The White House has released a national AI framework along with legislative recommendations for the US Congress. The document outlines seven key focus areas.
Apple’s in-house AI strategy continues to lag behind competitors. Despite this, the company is expected to generate more than $1 billion in revenue from generative AI in 2026, largely because the iPhone remains one of the key distribution channels for chatbot applications.
OpenAI has redesigned the model selection experience in ChatGPT. Instead of showing individual model names, users now see up to three tiers depending on their subscription: “Instant” for fast, everyday responses, “Thinking” for more complex tasks, and “Pro” for the most powerful models.
Google has introduced a new vibe-coding application in Google AI Studio, designed to allow even non-programmers to turn ideas into fully functional apps using natural language.
Microsoft’s AI superintelligence team has unveiled its first product: the image generator MAI-Image-2, which is being integrated into the company’s own products and is also expected to become available via API in the future.