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Hugging Face Says Its New Robotics Model Runs Efficiently On A MacBook

Artificial Intelligence, Computer & Electronics, Tech / Jorge Paka

Building advanced robotics projects at home is gradually getting simpler. This week, Hugging Face, an AI development platform, introduced SmolVLA, an open-source robotics model. According to the company, SmolVLA—trained on community-contributed datasets with compatible licenses—surpasses much larger robotics models in both simulated and real-world settings. In a blog post, Hugging Face states that “SmolVLA is […]

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Mistral Introduces Mistral Code, A New Vibe Coding Client

Apps & Software, Tech / Valeriano Ndeyi

French AI startup Mistral is launching its own “vibe coding” client called Mistral Code, aiming to compete with established players such as Windsurf, Anysphere’s Cursor, and GitHub Copilot. Mistral Code, based on the open-source project Continue, is an AI-driven coding assistant that integrates Mistral’s models, an in-IDE assistant, options for local deployment, and enterprise tools

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Uber Launches a Simplified Account For Older Adults

Apps & Software, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

Uber has introduced a new account option called Senior Accounts, designed specifically for older users. These accounts focus on a more user-friendly experience, offering features such as ride updates for family members, saved destinations, and the ability to pay using a relative’s card. Simplified Interface Designed for Easy Use and Better Accessibility According to Uber,

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Snap Rolls Out New Tools To Support The Creation Of Games Featuring Bitmoji Characters

Apps & Software, Tech / Jorge Paka

Snap is introducing new Lens Studio tools designed for AR creators and developers to build Bitmoji games, the company exclusively told TechCrunch. Alongside this, Snap is launching a Bitmoji Suite and releasing new game assets. With the release of Lens Studio 5.10, these assets give developers fresh options for creating interactive game Lenses. New features

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Qualcomm Patches Three Zero-days Exploited by Hackers

Computer & Electronics, Tech / Valeriano Ndeyi

Chipmaker Qualcomm released patches on Monday to address multiple vulnerabilities affecting dozens of its chips, including three zero-day flaws that may be used in ongoing hacking campaigns. The company credited Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG), which monitors state-sponsored cyberattacks, for identifying the zero-days potentially exploited in targeted attacks. Google Reported Zero-Day Vulnerabilities to Qualcomm in

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iOS 19: Possible New Features and Updates From Apple

Mobile Phones, Tech / Valeriano Ndeyi

As Apple gets ready to reveal iOS 19 at WWDC 2025 on Monday, numerous rumors have emerged—ranging from a possible name change for the OS to a complete redesign influenced by the Vision Pro, and more. Here’s a summary of the most talked-about features expected in iOS 19. Possible Rebranding According to Bloomberg, Apple intends

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Adobe Releases Beta Version of Photoshop App for Android

Apps & Software, Tech / Marcílio Santos

Android users can now access Photoshop on their mobile devices. On Tuesday, Adobe announced the release of the beta version of its Photoshop app for Android, arriving four months after the iPhone version debuted. The app includes many of the same editing tools found on the desktop version—such as layering and masking—adapted for mobile screens.

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Google’s SynthID Detects AI Content—But What Is AI ‘Watermarking’ and Does It Work?

Apps & Software, Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

Last month, Google announced SynthID Detector, a tool that can identify AI-generated text, images, videos, and audio. There are some limitations. Currently, the tool is only accessible to “early testers” via a waitlist. Also, SynthID mainly works with content generated by Google AI services like Gemini (text), Veo (video), Imagen (images), or Lyria (audio). It

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TikTok Launches ‘TikTok for Artists,’ a Music Insights Platform

Apps & Software, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

TikTok officially launched TikTok for Artists on Tuesday, a new music insights platform aimed at helping artists grow their careers. The launch follows a two-month test phase in select countries. The platform is designed to support artists and their teams in connecting with fans, enhancing promotion, and guiding content strategy on TikTok. It offers access

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How reliable Is AI?

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

Artificial intelligence is all around us—crafting emails, suggesting films, even powering self-driving cars—but what about the invisible AI? Who (or what) is working in the background creating the algorithms that operate out of sight? And how much can we really trust them? We interviewed two experts from UC San Diego’s Halıcıoğlu Data Science Institute, part

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