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Google Photos adds AI Video Remix powered by Gemini Omni
Google Photos adds a Video Remix feature powered by Gemini Omni that lets subscribers apply cinematic relighting, swap backgrounds, or add artistic styles to videos with a few taps — no editing skills required, but you need a Google AI Plus, Pro, or Ultra plan.
OpenAI Academy and Walton Family Foundation launch K-12 AI Skills Jam
Teachers already using AI weekly save roughly 5.9 hours per week. OpenAI Academy and Walton Family Foundation are running hands-on, in-person AI Skills Jams for K-12 educators across eight U.S. cities this summer, focusing on real classroom needs over lectures.
Meta launches free AI image generator Muse across its apps
Meta released Muse, a free AI image generator from its superintelligence lab, available in Meta AI, Instagram Stories, and WhatsApp. It handles prompt-based editing, preset prompts, and practical use like Marketplace furniture visualization. Free for everyday creation, with limits tied to subscriptions.
Savi Security launches app to protect consumers from AI-generated scams
Savi Security, founded by brothers with deep tech backgrounds, launches an app to protect consumers from AI-generated scams like voice cloning and number spoofing. Using real-time call monitoring and AI models including Gemini, the app detects fraudulent patterns during live calls. The $8/month family plan reflects a new era of consumer security software.
First US Autonomous Ground Vehicles Deployed in Ukraine War Zone
Forterra's deployment of over 100 autonomous ATVs in Ukraine reveals that the immediate value isn't full autonomy but rugged, teleoperated logistics vehicles. The most critical takeaway is that real combat exposes the seams between human and machine, and the path forward requires cheaper, harder vehicles and new training data for battlefield-specific scenarios.
AI-Run Ransomware Still Needed a Human Hand
Sysdig documented JadePuffer, an AI agent that handled a real ransomware attack end-to-end—breaking in via a Langflow bug, stealing credentials, encrypting files, and writing its own ransom note. But a human still set up the infrastructure, chose the victim, and provided the initial credentials. The agent's speed was striking: it fixed a failed login in 31 seconds.
MUFG bets on OpenAI: Inside a 35,000-employee AI-native banking transformation
Japan's MUFG is pursuing a sweeping transformation to become an AI-native financial group, and its partnership with OpenAI sits at the heart of that strategy. The core tension is not whether AI can improve efficiency—MUFG already sees that—but how to move beyond treating AI as a specialist tool toward making it a natural, trusted partner for every employee and a foundation for reimagining customer experiences. The article exposes the organizational and cultural hurdles that follow any decision to adopt frontier AI at scale inside a heavily regulated financial institution.
Google Threat Intelligence and Wiz ASM Integration for Proactive Security
Google Threat Intelligence and Wiz ASM are integrating to match your validated exposures with real-time adversary activity, so you can prioritize remediation against the threats actually being exploited in the wild rather than every theoretical risk.
Alberta Uses Claude to Secure 466M Lines of Code in 20 Hours
The Government of Alberta used Claude Code with autonomous agents to scan 466 million lines of code in 20 hours — a task they estimate would have taken 6.5 years manually — then fixed vulnerabilities and even rebuilt a 25-year-old Java portal in days. Their technical white papers offer a blueprint for any government agency facing similar security debt.