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Razer has entered the AI devices race with Project Ava, a holographic desktop companion unveiled at CES 2026. It features a 3D mini avatar that reacts to users, powered by xAI’s Grok models. The device targets gaming on Windows, supports screen analysis via USB-C, and is now open for reservations at $20. It will be shipped in the second half of 2026.

YouTube Music is dealing with a wave of AI-generated songs cluttering Explore and recommendations, frustrating listeners trying to discover new artists. Users say disliking tracks or resetting history has not helped filter them out. Similar issues are being noted on Suno-driven platforms like Spotify and Amazon Music, highlighting a broader AI music discovery challeng...

Motorola’s showcase at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 included two major AI announcements. First is Qira, the Lenovo-owned company’s unified AI platform that preserves context and memory when the user moves from one device to another. The second is Project Maxwell, a wearable companion device built on the Qira platform. It is currently a proof of concept...

AI photo editing tools have improved significantly, but results still depend on how instructions are written. This feature explains how to structure effective prompts for Nano Banana and ChatGPT, covering sharpening, low-light fixes, object removal, face retouching, and text editing. Each prompt is designed to preserve realism while improving consistency.

At CES 2026, Nvidia revealed the Vera Rubin AI platform, a six-chip supercomputing architecture in full production, along with open AI models and tooling to accelerate reasoning-based applications. It also launched the Alpamayo family of open reasoning models and simulation datasets for autonomous vehicles, aimed at improving safety and interpretability in AI decision...

OpenAI’s ChatGPT is reportedly handling a surge in healthcare queries, with over 40 million users asking medical questions, many from rural communities and often outside clinic hours. A common theme is health insurance help, including plan comparisons, claims and billing. It shows AI filling gaps in access to medical information, though accuracy and hallucinations r...

Amazon is bringing its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered version of its Alexa assistant, Alexa+, to the web. On Monday, the Seattle-based tech giant announced that Alexa+, which was previously available only via the company’s Echo and Fire TV devices, and the redesigned Alexa app, will now also be accessible on the browser.