
Roblox: Shares up 11% on new tools for game creators
Who knew a blocky video game could move so much money? Roblox shares soared after unveiling fresh tools for its creators.
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Who knew a blocky video game could move so much money? Roblox shares soared after unveiling fresh tools for its creators.

Imagine an AI searching for a hammer but only finding screwdrivers. Neuronto aims to fix this, giving agents a smart way to discover the right tools.

Imagine an AI that doesn't just think, but acts for you. We're now handing it the house keys, and not just the virtual ones.

Eighteen months ago, building a chatbot was a monolithic undertaking, a job for tech wizards with the patience of Job. Today, the tide has turned, and AI tools have gotten a bit more... intelligent.

Every company dreams of its own AI butler, yet balks at feeding family secrets to Google or OpenAI. Someone's finally trying to solve that sticky dilemma.

Cybercriminals love recycling—they use the same old tricks decade after decade, and this time someone weaponized AI to finally stop them. Copilot wasn't designed to play superhero, yet it ended up helping investigators dismantle actual digital arsenals.

While Hollywood keeps arguing about whether AI will steal jobs, two giants decided to skip the debate and just build the tools. Google DeepMind and A24 are dropping $75 million to create AI filmmaking software — not to talk about ethics, but to actually let creators use it.

Imagine asking an AI assistant to build an interactive 3D gallery of Paris, and instead of saying "I can't," it actually does it. That's what happens when AI stops working in isolation and learns to play well with others.

A new AI model has landed that automatically extracts data from spreadsheets like magic. It's one of those tools that could save you hours of mindless copy-pasting.

Someone built a tool that turns your LINE Official Account into a control room you can operate by just talking to Claude, Anthropic's AI. No servers to set up, it's free, and you can fire off broadcasts, build interactive menus, create coupons, and pull analytics straight from a conversation.

A GitHub project just dropped that lets you pit two AI agents against each other in real-time, like they're dueling in a video game. It's not just for fun—there's a CLI, SDK, and IDE plugins to plug them in anywhere.
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