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Google has its own OpenClaw: meet Gemini Spark
Google launched Gemini Spark, a 24/7 AI agent that matches OpenClaw's offering and integrates with Gmail, Docs, Chrome and third-party apps via MCP. Available first for AI Ultra subscribers in the US.
Meta transforms its workforce toward AI in one week
Mark Zuckerberg's company will reassign 7,000 employees to AI teams while eliminating 8,000 positions. It created four new organizations with structures designed for the AI era.
OpenAI considers legal action against Apple over failed ChatGPT integration
OpenAI is preparing possible legal action against Apple over a ChatGPT integration that failed to deliver expected subscribers and revenue. The two-year partnership is fraying.
Netflix enters AI animation with INKubator, its new discrete studio
Netflix is building INKubator, a generative AI animation studio launched in March 2026 under Serrena Iyer (ex DreamWorks, MRC, A24), targeting cinematic-quality animated content.
Hollywood backs new Human Consent Standard to protect artists and creators from AI
Studios, unions and streaming platforms joined forces to support a new technological framework that gives people control over how their works, identity and characters are used by AI systems.
Google prepara una herramienta para crear y editar videos con inteligencia artificial
Google está a punto de lanzar 'Gemini Omni', una nueva herramienta de inteligencia artificial que permite crear y editar videos directamente desde el chat. La novedad se filtró antes de lo esperado, justo antes de la conferencia anual de Google que se hará el 19 y 20 de mayo. **¿Qué puede hacer?** Lo más interesante es que no solo crea videos desde cero, sino que también los edita de formas muy útiles: eliminar marcas de agua, cambiar objetos dentro de un video, o reescribir escenas completas — todo dándole instrucciones en texto, como si hablaras con un asistente. Las primeras pruebas muestran que no es la mejor creando videos completamente nuevos (otro modelo de ByteDance la supera en eso), pero donde brilla es en la edición. **¿Cuándo sale?** Se espera que Google la presente oficialmente en su evento I/O. Según las filtraciones, habrían dos versiones: una básica y otra avanzada.
OpenAI launches GPT-5.5: more autonomy, better coding and deeper research
OpenAI announced GPT-5.5, its latest AI model excelling in coding, computer use, and deep research, rolling out to paid subscribers on ChatGPT and Codex.
Amazon to invest up to another $25 billion in Anthropic
Amazon will invest $5B now and up to $20B more tied to commercial milestones, valuing Anthropic at $380B. Anthropic commits to spending over $100B on AWS over 10 years, including Trainium chips.
Medvi: How AI Helped One Man Build a $1.8 Billion Company From His Living Room
Matthew Gallagher invested $20,000 and used ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, and ElevenLabs to create Medvi, a telehealth company selling GLP-1 weight loss medications online. No offices, no big team — just him and his brother. First year: $401 million. 2026 projection: $1.8 billion. It's the first real proof that AI can create a unicorn company with virtually no team.
Google launched Gemma 4: the open source model that beats rivals 20 times its size
Google DeepMind released Gemma 4, its most capable open source AI model family to date. The 31B model ranks #3 globally among open models, outperforming competitors 20 times larger. Best part: it's completely free for commercial use under Apache 2.0 license.
Claude Code's source code leaked accidentally: here's what it reveals
Anthropic accidentally published a 59.8 MB file containing Claude Code's entire source code inside its npm package. An intern discovered it, it went viral in hours, and now we know how one of the world's most popular AI tools works under the hood.
Google launched a way to build full apps just by describing what you want
Google AI Studio now lets you build complete web applications — with database, login, and backend — using only natural language. It's like asking a dev team to build your idea, but in minutes and for free.
Meta launched Llama 4: what it is and why it matters even if you're not a programmer
Meta released a new version of its free artificial intelligence program. Any company or developer can use it without paying, which changes the game against ChatGPT and Google.
Anthropic eliminates long-context surcharge: 1 million tokens at standard pricing
Using context windows larger than 200,000 tokens in Claude used to nearly double costs. Anthropic just eliminated that surcharge for Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6 — a change that dramatically reduces the cost of processing long documents, large codebases, and advanced RAG.
OpenAI raised the price of ChatGPT Plus: is it still worth it?
ChatGPT's paid plan went from $20 to $30 per month. We explain what it includes now, what free alternatives exist, and how to decide if it's worth paying.
AI can now clone your voice with 3 seconds of audio — what you need to know
New tools can create a near-perfect copy of anyone's voice with just a few seconds of recording. This has incredible uses, but also serious risks.
Why doctors in Colombia are starting to use AI for diagnosis
Hospitals in Bogota and Medellin are testing artificial intelligence tools that help detect diseases faster. They don't replace the doctor, but they give them superpowers.
GPT-5.4: the AI that now uses your computer better than you
OpenAI launched GPT-5.4 in March 2026 and achieved something that seemed like science fiction: in standardized tests, the AI operates a computer with more accuracy than the average human. It can browse websites, fill out forms, search for information, and complete tasks on your screen — on its own.
Google launched an AI that can make 8-second videos — here's how it works
By just writing a description, Google's new tool creates a short video. It's not perfect yet, but it already shows where the future of visual content is heading.
Europe started regulating AI — what it means for Latin America
The European Union activated the world's first rules on artificial intelligence. This will affect the tools we all use, including in Latin America.
Canva added AI to everything: here's what you can do now without being a designer
The world's most popular design tool now has artificial intelligence integrated into every feature. Generate images, remove backgrounds, and even create full presentations, all with one click.
These are the jobs changing the most because of AI in 2026 — and how to prepare
Artificial intelligence won't take your job tomorrow, but it will change how you do it. We tell you which sectors are most affected and what you can do today to adapt.
Apple activated AI on the iPhone: what you can do now that you couldn't before
Apple Intelligence features are now available in Spanish. Your iPhone can now summarize notifications, rewrite texts, and create images. Here's how to use them.
AI scams are growing in Latin America — here's how to protect yourself
Fake celebrity videos, cloned voices, and hyper-personalized messages. Scammers are using artificial intelligence to make their schemes more convincing. We give you a practical guide to avoid falling for them.
Meta paid $2 billion for an AI agent startup that was only 8 months old
At the end of December 2025, Meta closed the acquisition of Manus, a Singapore company that builds autonomous AI agents. The price: more than $2 billion. The startup had been operating for 8 months and was already generating $100 million per year. It's the clearest signal yet that the battle for AI agents has begun.
Meta buys Manus: the future of AI agents arrives on WhatsApp
Meta acquired Manus, a Singapore-based AI agent startup that can perform complex tasks autonomously. Zuckerberg's vision: a personal AI agent that works for you on WhatsApp.
How AI broke the smart home in 2025
Amazon and Google launched AI home assistants promising to revolutionize the connected home. The result: worse than the old assistants. They make excuses when they can't do basic tasks.
Trump launches "Genesis Mission": the US plan to lead the AI era
Executive order for the US to lead scientific AI using national supercomputers. Goal: accelerate discoveries in medicine and energy, and not fall behind China.
Anthropic imposes weekly limits on Claude Code: what changes for Pro and Max users
Anthropic announced new weekly usage limits for Claude Code affecting Pro ($20/month), Max $100, and Max $200 plans. Less than 5% of users will feel them, but those who use Claude Code intensively now have a ceiling of weekly usage hours that resets every 7 days.