Author: Radhika
Radhika Jindal is a Tech Reporter at Breaking Arc. She covers technology, gadgets, web trends, and the IT industry. For over a decade, she has been covering technology events, product launches, and industry developments, having previously reported for Times of India (Times Group) and Cyber Media Services, where she wrote for PCQuest, Data Quest, and Voice and Data. Her reports keep readers updated about how recent developments are affecting their everyday lives.
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Articles by Radhika Jindal
The company has introduced Gemini Connected Apps to its Google ecosystem by embedding 14 leading third-party platforms in its AI-powered interface. The updated feature lets users engage with external services, including Adobe, Airtable, and Peloton from inside the Gemini conversations through @mentions or settings toggles without navigating to multiple tabs when working on complex tasks. […]
OpenAI and Anthropic have both introduced their next-generation AI models in simultaneous launches, marking a move of the industry towards efficiency and speed. OpenAI rolled out the GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna mid-range models as part of the GPT-6 suite, whereas Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5 to handle sophisticated software engineering and long-term operations. New […]
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) of the United Kingdom has come out with new regulatory proposals asking Google to provide choice screens on Android and Chrome browsers. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) of the United Kingdom has come up with new regulatory proposals with the objective of increasing openness in the digital search […]
OpenAI has formed the Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence to oversee the publication of more than 100 classic math problems that have been solved by the lab’s AI system. Meeting at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, the nine-member panel will serve to connect advances in automated reasoning with the […]
Anthropic, a company that develops artificial intelligence technology, has now acknowledged the existence of its physical wet lab that will undertake experiments involving biological systems. The head of Anthropic’s Life Sciences division, Eric Kauderer-Abrams, is the key figure behind this operation that signifies a massive shift from the digital realm of computer simulations to the […]
WhatsApp is building a customization option that will allow users to share chat themes between one-on-one chats and group chats. This utility has been discovered on the WhatsApp beta app for iOS build 26.37.10.16 through TestFlight. With this update, an individual can share their own chosen wallpaper, chat bubble color, and even photo gallery background. […]
Anthropic has officially merged its Claude Chat and agentic Cowork features into a single, unified interface across desktop, mobile, and web. The consolidation eliminates manual mode toggles, allowing the AI system to automatically route user requests—ranging from simple queries to multi-step autonomous projects—within a single conversation window. The update is currently rolling out to paid […]
Snap has rolled out Specs Intelligence – an artificial intelligence tool built on a cross-platform architecture, which means it works with iOS, Mac, and its recently launched $2,195 stand-alone Specs augmented reality glasses. This “anticipatory” service links up to apps such as Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, and delivers information, tasks, and travel arrangements before the […]
Microsoft has drafted a behavioral Code of Conduct outlining stringent operating limitations on its future artificial intelligence models. Headed by the CEO of Microsoft AI, Mustafa Suleyman, the internal charter ensures that systems operate under human control, with no capability of conducting any cyberattacks, being deceptive, or refusing to shut down. This is a great […]