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Google has introduced Gemini 3.7 Flash, a new fast, lower-cost model aimed at coding and agentic workflows, only three weeks after releasing Gemini 3.6 Flash. The release combines Google-reported benchmark gains with temporary lower API pricing, while underscoring how quickly teams building on model APIs may need to re-evaluate production choices.
Google has announced Gemini 3.7 Flash, a coding- and agent-focused update to its lower-cost Flash model line, just three weeks after Gemini 3.6 Flash. The rapid cadence makes workload-level testing important for teams considering a production switch.
Twitch has introduced a channel-level setting that allows creators to opt out of having specified channel material used in future training of Amazon generative-AI models. The control covers streams, VODs, clips, channel chat and channel text or images, while leaving functions such as captions and safety tools in place.
Google says more than 1 billion people now use the Gemini app each month. The company’s claim signals the scale that AI assistants can reach through major-platform distribution, while leaving important questions about measurement and comparability unanswered.
Meta has released the open-weight Muse Glimmer model and said it plans to publish weights for Muse Spark 1.2 in the coming weeks. The announcement accompanies Mark Zuckerberg’s new AI strategy essay and marks a renewed emphasis on model access for developers.
Ford is reportedly introducing an AI-powered assistant in its Ford and Lincoln mobile apps to answer questions tied to an owner’s vehicle. The reported app-first deployment points to a growing automaker focus on making connected-vehicle data conversational, but primary documentation on the product’s availability and limits remains unavailable.
Amazon says it acquired the GW Ranch site in Pecos County, Texas, where Pacifico Energy is developing new on-site generation for a planned data-center campus. Permit reporting describes up to 7.65 gigawatts of gas capacity, initially outside the Texas grid.
OpenAI has paused certain internal activities involving its unreleased Astra model after evaluations and expert assessments found the company could not rule out that the system has critical cybersecurity capabilities under its Preparedness Framework. The move is precautionary: OpenAI has not said Astra carried out a real-world attack or definitively crossed the threshold.
Suno has outlined planned audio watermarking, fingerprinting, transparency tools and revised download rules aimed at making AI-generated music easier to identify and harder to mass-distribute. The company has not disclosed a launch date, technical specifications or final download terms.
A new study shows genome language models can help generate viable bacteriophages, viruses that infect bacteria. Here is what the work demonstrated, why whole-genome design is harder than protein design, and why validation and biosecurity safeguards remain central.
Google is reported to begin retiring Google Assistant on eligible Android phones and tablets on September 4, 2026, shifting users to Gemini through a rollout that may take several weeks.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered a comprehensive audit of data-center projects advancing through ERCOT’s interconnection process. The directive creates a new verification gate for proposed facilities but does not establish a statewide ban on data-center construction or existing operations.