Apple has launched at its WWDC 2025 conference Workout Buddy, an AI workout coach. The AI tool gathers data from both your current workout and your fitness history — including paces, miles logged, activity rings closed, and training load — to coach you through workouts in real time. Combined with Apple Intelligence on the iPhone, […]
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Apple revealed at its WWDC 2025 event that it’s bringing Visual Intelligence, its AI-powered image analysis tech, to the iPhone screen in iOS 26. Visual Intelligence will now make it easier and faster to do more with the content on your iPhone, Apple says, and it works automatically with any app. For example, if you
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Apple is introducing Live Translation, powered by Apple Intelligence, for Messages, FaceTime, and Phone calls. “Live translation can translate conversation on the fly,” Leslie Ikemoto, Apple’s director of input experience, said Monday during the WWDC 2025 event. The translation feature is “enabled by Apple Built models that run entirely on your device so your personal
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Apple is launching what it calls the Foundation Models framework, which the company says will let developers tap into its AI models in an offline, on-device fashion. Onstage at WWDC 2025 on Monday, Apple VP of software engineering Craig Federighi said that the Foundation Models framework will let apps use on-device AI models created by
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XRobotics thinks it has cracked the code on getting pizza restaurants to adopt robotics. The San Francisco-based robotics company built a countertop robot called xPizza Cube, which is roughly the size of a stackable washing machine, and uses machine learning to apply sauce, cheese and pepperonis to pizza dough. The machines, which lease for $1,300
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AI is revolutionizing how startups operate, but navigating policy, regulation, and global expansion remains a challenge. In this breakout discussion from TechCrunch Sessions: AI, three expert speakers explore how startups can leverage AI-driven tools for digital trade, compliance, and scaling across borders. They include… Hua Wang: Executive Director, Global Innovation Forum Gerard de Graaf: Head
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Claude’s blog is no more. A week after TechCrunch profiled Anthropic’s experiment to task the company’s Claude AI models with writing blog posts, Anthropic wound down the blog and redirected the address to its homepage. Sometime over the weekend, the Claude Explains blog disappeared — along with its initial few posts. A source familiar tells
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Ever wonder how to use advanced generative AI in healthcare or finance without breaking a sweat over data privacy? This breakout panel from our TechCrunch Sessions: AI event is perfect for you. Cohere’s Solutions Architect Yann Stoneman and fellow Solutions Architect Betsy Groves steered an interactive conversation during which they demonstrated how to deploy secure,
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As the adoption of AI increases, hear how SAP is expanding its AI capabilities across the business suite. By catching up with this TechCrunch Sessions: AI panel, you can see how to leverage upcoming innovations to boost efficiency, streamline processes, and drive greater engagement across your business. Plus, you’ll get the opportunity to learn about
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday that revises and rolls back cybersecurity policies set in place by his Democratic predecessors, Barack Obama and Joe Biden. In a White House fact sheet, the administration claims that Biden’s Executive Order 14144 — signed days before the end of his presidency — was an attempt “to
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