How Anthropic’s “Conway” Could Change AI’s Future Forever

By Devanshi Kashyap | April 2, 2026

Key Highlights Anthropic is intended to develop an AI assistant that doesn’t have to wait for instructions, it simply does all your work on your behalf. That’s the idea behind the Conway, an AI system reportedly being tested and experimented by Anthropic. Conway is designed to stay active 24/7 and operate continuously to complete all your tasks for you with very minimal human intervention. It represents a subtle but significant change that this AI doesn’t just respond, it acts. While still being experimented, Conway offers a glimpse into what could be the next phase of artificial intelligence. How it Works, […]

Meta’s First Prescription AI Glasses Launch; Here’s What You Need to Know

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | April 1, 2026

Key Highlights – Meta has been selling AI glasses since 2023. The problem it has not fully solved until now is that the majority of its potential buyers already wear prescription lenses every day, and a second pair purely for AI features is not a compelling ask. The Ray-Ban Meta Blayzer Optics and Scriber Optics, announced today, are built around that specific problem. Both models are Gen 2 hardware. The Blayzer comes in rectangular frames in standard and large sizes; the Scriber is rounder. The technical accommodations for prescription use include overextension hinges, interchangeable nose pads, and optician-adjustable temple tips […]

Apple Tests Multi-Command Siri Powered by Gemini-Derived AI

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | April 1, 2026

Key Highlights – Apple is internally testing a significant Siri upgrade ahead of iOS 27. The feature allows Siri to process and execute multiple requests contained within a single natural-language prompt, something the industry refers to as chained commands, instead of requiring users to issue each instruction separately as Siri currently does. As you may know, this is a capability that competing assistants have handled for some time. Google Assistant and modern ChatGPT voice mode both process compound instructions without requiring the user to break them into sequential prompts. Apple’s own internal testing suggests the company is treating this gap […]

Microsoft Copilot Now Runs Claude and GPT Side by Side

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | March 31, 2026

Key Highlights – Microsoft announced Critique and Council today via Satya Nadella’s X account, with supporting documentation published simultaneously on the Microsoft Tech Community blog. Both features sit inside Microsoft 365 Copilot Researcher, the tool aimed at enterprise professionals who need structured, sourced research outputs rather than conversational responses. As you may know, Copilot has historically operated on a single model at a time which was typically OpenAI’s GPT series, with Microsoft progressively integrating other vendors. Critique and Council represent a structural shift in how Copilot approaches research tasks, moving from a single model generating a response to multiple models […]

Anthropic Accidentally Revealed Claude Mythos (& It’s Risks)

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | March 30, 2026

Key Highlights – Anthropic did not plan to announce Claude Mythos this week. The discovery came from security researchers Roy Paz of LayerX Security and Alexandre Pauwels of the University of Cambridge, who found the exposed data store and brought it to Fortune, which reviewed the materials and contacted Anthropic on Thursday. The company restricted public access shortly after, attributing the incident to “human error” in the CMS configuration. A default setting had made uploaded files publicly accessible unless explicitly changed. The irony needs one sentence. A company building what it describes as the most cybersecurity-capable AI model ever developed […]

How to Import Your ChatGPT or Claude History Into Gemini

Google Gemini Can Now Import Your ChatGPT and Claude Chats

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | March 27, 2026

Key Highlights Switching AI assistants has always come with the same problem – “your new app knows nothing about you.” If you have spent months using ChatGPT or Claude, those apps have built up a working understanding of your preferences, projects, and context. Moving to Gemini historically meant re-establishing all of that manually. Google has now built two tools specifically to remove that barrier. Here is how both features work and how to use them. Feature 1 – How to Import Your Memory Memory import transfers the personal context your current AI app has built about you – your interests, […]

Google Lyria 3 Pro Generates 3-Minute Tracks With a Licensing Claim

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | March 26, 2026

Key Highlights – In February 2026, Lyria 3 landed in the Gemini app with a 30-second ceiling. Useful for short clips, not much else. Google has now released Lyria 3 Pro, which can now generate a full 3-minute track with enough compositional understanding to respond to prompts for specific song sections rather than just a general style direction. The model can handle complex transitions, genre experimentation, and vocal or instrumental specifications in a single generation. The rollout covers six platforms at once. Paid Gemini subscribers access it directly in the app, with generation limits ranging from 10 to 50 tracks […]

OpenAI Upgrades ChatGPT Shopping While Retreating From Checkout

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | March 26, 2026

Key Highlights – ChatGPT has had a shopping function for a while. What OpenAI shipped this week is a meaningful upgrade to how it looks and works with products. This includes side-by-side comparisons, image uploads to find similar items, and fresher catalog data pulled directly from participating merchants. The rollout covers all tiers, not just paid subscribers. For most users, the practical change is that product research that previously sent you across multiple tabs can now stay inside a single conversation thread. That is the feature. The more interesting development is what OpenAI admitted in the same announcement. The Instant […]

OpenAI Is Shutting Down Sora & the Disney Deal With It

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | March 25, 2026

Key Highlights – OpenAI launched Sora in September 2025 with the kind of energy that looked, briefly, like it could reshape short-form video. It hit one million downloads in under five days, faster than ChatGPT’s own early trajectory, and sat at the top of the App Store within a week. On Tuesday, the company confirmed it is shutting the whole thing down. The official explanation is brief. OpenAI said compute demand is growing and the company is focusing its resources elsewhere. The Sora research team will continue work on “world simulation research to advance robotics.” That framing tells you where […]

Claude Can Now Control Your Mac & Here’s How It Actually Works

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | March 24, 2026

Key Highlights – Anthropic has given Claude the ability to control a Mac. As of March 23, Pro and Max subscribers can grant Claude permission to move the cursor, click, type, open applications, browse the web, and interact with desktop software — all within a sandboxed environment inside Cowork and Claude Code. The feature is a research preview, and Anthropic has been upfront that it is not yet a finished product. What is worth paying attention to is not just that Anthropic built this, but how they chose to build it. The Integration-First Architecture Most computer-use implementations treat screen control […]

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