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OpenAI plans model access through Google Cloud and Antigravity

OpenAI says developers will gain access to its AI models through Google Cloud's model garden and Antigravity coding tool in the coming weeks, CNBC reported. The planned expansion follows OpenAI's launch on AWS in April and years of competition with Google.
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OpenAI expands ChatGPT advertising to 26 additional countries

OpenAI said it is extending ChatGPT Ads to 26 additional countries, bringing availability to 89 countries. Advertisers in the new markets can buy placements through technology partners or through self-service access in Ads Manager...

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ServiceNow and Nvidia make Arc enterprise agent available on Mac

ServiceNow and Nvidia's Arc enterprise AI agent is now generally available on Mac, ZDNET reported. Originally announced in May, Arc handles work involving tools such as email and Microsoft Teams and can run locally on an employee'...

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Axios creates business selling news feeds for company AI systems

Axios says it has created Axios Direct, a business selling real-time feeds of its reporting to companies and other customers, including businesses building their own language models. The publisher also plans an AI system to track...

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Amazon Bedrock adds domain and location controls to web search

AWS has added domain filtering and user location controls to Web Search on Amazon Bedrock. Developers configure both through the web_search tool in existing OpenAI Responses API requests, according to AWS. A filter can allow up t...

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UK commits £100m to AI biosecurity lab

The UK government will put £100m into a new AI Biosecurity Lab to detect biological threats and accelerate vaccine and treatment research, the Cabinet Office said Saturday. OpenAI and Anthropic will contribute up to £200m between ...