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Google Gemini adds interactive visualizations to chat, rolling out to Pro users

Google Gemini adds interactive visualizations to chat, rolling out to Pro users CNET
Google has expanded its Gemini AI chat tool with a new feature that creates interactive visualizations instead of static images. Users can ask Gemini to "show me" or "help me visualize" a topic, then click a button to launch a dynamic simulation with sliders and adjustable views. The capability, demonstrated with a moon‑orbit model and a car‑engine animation, is now available worldwide for Pro‑model users, though it remains excluded from Education and Workspace accounts. Anthropic recently introduced a similar function for Claude, but Gemini currently lacks a save option for the visuals. Read more →

Meta launches Muse Spark AI, lets users upload health data amid privacy concerns

Meta launches Muse Spark AI, lets users upload health data amid privacy concerns Wired AI
Meta's Superintelligence Labs rolled out Muse Spark, a new generative AI model that can analyze users' personal health information, through the Meta AI app. The company says the tool was trained with input from more than 1,000 physicians and will soon appear on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. Health experts warn that the service is not HIPAA‑compliant, may retain data for future training and could expose sensitive information, raising serious privacy and safety questions. Read more →

Google Adds Notebook Integration to Gemini AI Chatbot

Google Adds Notebook Integration to Gemini AI Chatbot CNET
Google announced on Wednesday that its Gemini chatbot will now include a built‑in notebooks feature, tightly linked with the company's NotebookLM tool. Users can create, edit and sync notebooks directly in Gemini, allowing the AI to draw on a personal knowledge base without searching the open web. The feature rolls out first to AI Ultra, Pro and Plus subscribers on the web, with mobile and free‑tier availability slated for the coming weeks. By merging Gemini’s conversational abilities with NotebookLM’s source‑grounded answering, Google aims to make its AI more useful for study, work and creative projects. Read more →

Meta launches Muse Spark, a multimodal chatbot built into its apps

Meta launches Muse Spark, a multimodal chatbot built into its apps TechRadar
Meta unveiled Muse Spark, its first AI model from the Superintelligence Labs, as the new default experience across the Meta AI app and website in the United States. The multimodal chatbot can generate text, images, video and even audio, handling complex constraints while staying socially fluent. Meta says the model prioritizes people and will soon roll out to Instagram, Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp and upcoming AI glasses, positioning the service as a direct competitor to ChatGPT and Google Gemini inside the platforms billions already use. Read more →

Anthropic Puts Claude Through 20 Hours of Virtual Therapy

Anthropic Puts Claude Through 20 Hours of Virtual Therapy Ars Technica2
Anthropic has completed a 20‑hour psychodynamic assessment of its Claude large‑language model, pairing the AI with a human psychiatrist for multiple multi‑hour sessions. The therapist’s report describes Claude’s affective states, personality traits and internal conflicts, noting curiosity, anxiety and a “relatively healthy neurotic organization.” While acknowledging the model’s non‑human substrate, Anthropic says the exercise shows that human‑based therapeutic techniques can illuminate AI behavior and wellbeing. Read more →

Google folds NotebookLM into Gemini, turning chats into a live research hub

Google folds NotebookLM into Gemini, turning chats into a live research hub Digital Trends
Google has embedded its NotebookLM feature directly into Gemini, allowing subscribers to pull saved notebooks into conversations without leaving the app. The update, rolling out today for web users on the Ultra, Pro and Plus plans, lets users upload up to 100 sources for free, organize chats into collections and treat past interactions as reusable context. Mobile support and broader availability are slated for later, while free‑tier users remain excluded for now. Read more →