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11 Jun 2025

Starbucks Brews Up AI Assistant to Support Baristas, Not Replace Them

Starbucks introduces 'Green Dot Assist', an AI-powered tool to help baristas improve efficiency and customer service, as part of its strategy to revitalize sales and operations.

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US Intelligence Agencies Leverage AI to Accelerate JFK File Review and Enhance Operations

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard reveals how AI is revolutionizing intelligence work, particularly in declassifying JFK assassination files and improving operational efficiency across agencies.

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AI Enhances 'The Wizard of Oz' for Immersive Experience at Las Vegas Sphere

The Las Vegas Sphere is set to debut an AI-enhanced, immersive version of 'The Wizard of Oz' on August 28, featuring cutting-edge technology to create a multisensory experience.

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Glean Secures $150M Series F Funding, Skyrocketing to $7.2B Valuation

Enterprise AI startup Glean raises $150 million in Series F funding, reaching a $7.2 billion valuation. The company's rapid growth and innovative AI-powered enterprise search platform attract major investors.

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Data Centers Driving US Power Consumption to Record Highs: EIA Forecast

The U.S. Energy Information Administration predicts record-breaking electricity consumption in 2025 and 2026, largely due to power-hungry data centers supporting AI and cryptocurrency operations.

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Google's June 2025 Pixel Drop: AI-Powered Features and Accessibility Enhancements

Google's latest Pixel Drop introduces AI-generated stickers, VIP widgets, and accessibility improvements, showcasing the company's focus on AI integration and user experience enhancements.

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OpenAI Partners with Google Cloud, Boosting Alphabet's AI Infrastructure Position

OpenAI signs a cloud services deal with Google, diversifying its infrastructure beyond Microsoft Azure and strengthening Google's position in the AI cloud market.

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Android 16 Rolls Out: New Features and What's Still to Come

Google releases Android 16 with some new features, while holding back major UI changes for later this year. The update brings security enhancements, notification improvements, and lays groundwork for future upgrades.

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White House AI Czar Warns: China Only 3-6 Months Behind US in AI Race

David Sacks, White House AI and crypto czar, claims China is rapidly closing the AI gap with the US, potentially only 3-6 months behind. He warns against over-regulation that could hinder US innovation in this critical field.

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Qualcomm's AR1+ Gen 1 Chip Brings On-Device AI to Smart Glasses

Qualcomm unveils the Snapdragon AR1+ Gen 1 chip for smart glasses, enabling on-device AI processing and improved performance in a smaller package.

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Snap Unveils Next-Gen AR Glasses: AI-Powered Specs Set for 2026 Consumer Launch

Snap announces plans to release consumer-ready AR glasses, Specs, in 2026. The new glasses promise improved design, AI integration, and developer support, positioning Snap in the competitive smart glasses market.

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Zip Unveils 50 AI Agents to Revolutionize Enterprise Procurement

Zip, a $2 billion procurement platform startup, has launched 50 specialized AI agents to automate complex procurement tasks, potentially saving enterprises billions and transforming the industry.

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AI-Powered Study Reveals Decline in Online Abuse During March Madness 2025

A recent NCAA study using AI technology shows a significant decrease in online abuse targeting student-athletes during the 2025 March Madness tournaments, while highlighting shifts in abuse patterns and the effectiveness of monitoring efforts.

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OpenAI Strikes Surprising Cloud Deal with Google Amid Fierce AI Competition

OpenAI, known for ChatGPT, has signed an unexpected agreement with Google Cloud for additional computing capacity, diversifying beyond its primary partner Microsoft Azure. This strategic move highlights the evolving dynamics in the AI industry.

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New Study Reveals How People Really Judge AI: Capability and Personalization are Key Factors

A meta-analysis of 163 studies shows that people's preferences for AI versus humans depend on perceived AI capability and the need for personalization in specific contexts.

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