… Companies licensing Neurable's tech can integrate it into existing hardware, Alcaide says, and will control the entire experience from product design to the software experience; these products will be advertised as “Powered by Neurable AI.” The user data still flows to Neurable's servers for proces… …
The chipmaker has been pitching the product, referred to as NemoClaw, to enterprise software companies. …
… OpenAI claims to be improving its product discovery tools. But in my tests, if you want to know what WIRED reviews actually say about a product, visiting the darn website is still the best and most reliable path. …
… That's perhaps why Apple chose to hold the news until its other, more exciting product updates earlier this month had some time to cool on the windowsill. …
… But Huawei’s chip queen seems confident that the company will change the game. “These innovations will enter mass production,” she said in her speech. “Maybe not this year, but from 2027 and beyond. …
… Cursor 3 is the startup’s version of an “agent-first” coding product. According to Nelle, the product is optimized for a world where developers spend their days “conversing with different agents, checking in on them, and seeing the work that they did,” rather than writing code themselves. …
… Hassabis thinks that Alphabet, which oversees several companies besides Google, may be well positioned to take advantage of a revolution in software productivity. “I have a million ideas, from lab drug discovery to game design,” he says. “I'd love to have some free engineers to go and do those kind… …
… Some of these products include computer use as a feature, among other agentic abilities. By comparison, browser agents now seem somewhat limited as a stand-alone product. …
… That kind of coordination is exactly what building and shipping complex AI products will require—a platform approach, not a product approach. …
… Google launched Flow last year under its experimental Labs division. “Google has never had a product line for creative work before,” Roman says. “Productivity, definitely. …