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OpenAI Improves ChatGPT’s Coding Skills in COBOL, Fortran and Visual Basic
Artificial intelligence is becoming an important tool for software developers, helping them write code, identify errors, and improve existing applications. However, AI coding assistants have generally performed better in popular programming languages such…
Read the report →OpenAI Announces New AI Discoveries in Mathematics and Physics: Can AI Become a Scientist?
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly useful for scientific research. For years, AI systems have helped scientists analyse information, run simulations, and identify patterns in large datasets. Now, OpenAI says its advanced AI systems…
Read the report →Anthropic Files for IPO: Could the Company Behind Claude AI Soon Go Public?
Anthropic, the artificial intelligence company behind Claude AI, has taken a major step towards becoming a publicly traded company. On October 26, 2026, Anthropic announced that it had filed a registration statement with…
Read the report →World Bank Tests AI Tools to Help Teachers and Students in Africa
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common in education, but many schools still struggle with limited resources, teacher shortages, and unequal access to technology. Now, the World Bank is exploring how smaller, affordable AI…
Read the report →OpenAI Reportedly Plans to Buy Google’s AI Chips as Competition With Nvidia Intensifies
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, reportedly plans to purchase artificial intelligence chips developed by Google. The potential agreement could deepen cooperation between two major companies that compete in the AI industry. According to…
Read the report →Anthropic Uses Claude AI to Accelerate Drug Discovery: Could Artificial Intelligence Help Scientists Develop New Medicines?
Developing a new medicine can take years of research, laboratory experiments, and clinical trials. Scientists must identify what causes a disease, find possible treatments, test whether they work, and carefully examine their safety.…
Read the report →OpenAI Launches GPT-6.1 Terra, a Faster and Cheaper AI Model for Everyday Tasks
Artificial intelligence is becoming more capable of completing everyday computer tasks, from preparing business documents to working with spreadsheets and software. However, using advanced AI models can be expensive, particularly for developers and…
Read the report →OpenAI and Oracle Partner to Bring Business Applications Directly Into ChatGPT
Imagine opening ChatGPT and asking it to prepare a financial report using information stored in your company's accounting software. Instead of switching between several applications, copying information, and manually preparing the report, an…
Read the report →Google DeepMind Unveils Genie 4: An AI That Creates Interactive Virtual Worlds From Simple Instructions
Imagine describing a virtual world to an artificial intelligence system and watching it create an environment you can immediately explore. You could ask the AI to create a peaceful forest with moving trees,…
Read the report →Google Launches AI Brain-Mapping Game to Teach Students How Artificial Intelligence Works
Imagine learning about artificial intelligence by playing a game in which you become a scientist investigating the human brain. Instead of memorising technical definitions, you explore how computers can help researchers study the…
Read the report →OpenAI Reveals How It Protects Its Most Advanced AI Models From Cyberattacks
Artificial intelligence is becoming more capable of writing software, analysing information, and interacting with computer systems. However, these capabilities also introduce new security challenges. On October 23, 2026, OpenAI published details about how…
Read the report →Google Meet expands AI speech translation to 63 languages: what beginners should know
Google announced speech translation across 63 languages in Meet on October 22. Learn how it differs from captions and how to prepare a multilingual call.
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