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Grok Code Fast 1 is xAI’s new coding-focused model built for rapid, tool-heavy workflows. It went live on August 28, 2025, positioned as a “speedy and economical” daily driver for building features, fixing bugs, and navigating codebases. You’ll see Grok Code Fast 1 show up inside partner tools (like Copilot, Cursor, Cline, Roo Code, and more) and via the xAI API with pricing that’s aggressively low for this category.
Gemini 2.5 Flash Image has moved from “cool demo” to daily tool. This piece is a fresh, practical guide that does not duplicate our earlier posts and instead builds on them. If you’re new: the Google Nano Banana AI model is the image engine inside Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, known for keeping people, pets, and products consistent while you change scenes, lighting, and style. This article focuses on real workflows, guardrails, and hand-offs that help teams get reliable results from Gemini 2.5 Flash Image without trial-and-error.
“Nano Banana” is the internal nickname for the image editing/generation model now released as Gemini 2.5 Flash Image.
The Anthropic cybercrime ring case is a wake-up call. A single attacker used Claude tools to plan and run a data-theft and extortion spree across multiple sectors.
The Universal Deepfake Detector is the most promising step forward in spotting video fakery we’ve seen in years. It tackles a real pain point: most tools only catch face swaps or lip-syncs.
The Google Nano Banana AI model—the mystery system that quietly topped public image-editing tests—now has a name and a home: it’s officially part of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image in the Gemini app.
Google AI Jules 2.0 focuses on the everyday tasks that teams actually do: planning content, analysing data, generating code, and answering customers with precision
Discover Qwen 3 Coder, China's advanced 480B parameter AI model that outperforms OpenAI and Google, coding faster and solving complex problems effortlessly.
When you think of AI, do you imagine a supercomputer that can write emails or summarise articles? Umm, OK! But what if there was an AI that could actually think through complex problems, trace evidence across 800 pages, and handle the logic of a real detective? Meet Google Aeneas, DeepMind’s latest leap forward in artificial intelligence—a model that aims to make machines truly reason across enormous amounts of information. And guess what? This one might just change the way we work, learn, and even argue about whose turn it is to do the dishes!
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