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ElevenLabs' Conversational AI 2.0 introduces custom models for more natural and intuitive AI interactions. Features like natural turn-taking aim to improve conversation flow compared to traditional voice systems, enhancing the overall user experience.

Google quietly launched AI Edge Gallery, an app for running open-source AI models from Hugging Face locally on phones, putting AI processing power directly in users' hands.

Anthropic launched "Claude Explains," a blog in May 2025 where Claude writes about technical content related to its use cases. Explores AI and human collab.

Void Arachne, a new threat actor, is targeting Chinese users with malicious VPN installers. These installers deliver the Winos 4.0 C&C framework, utilizing deepfakes and AI in their campaign.

Maxsun debuted the Intel Arc Pro B60, a dual-GPU with 48GB of memory, at Computex 2025. It’s positioned as a strong competitor in the AI GPU space, building on the promising Arc Pro B50.

Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4 are pushing AI boundaries with impressive feats like 7+ hours of continuous coding and record-breaking SWE-Bench scores. They signal a shift in how enterprises leverage AI for complex tasks.

Indeed’s CEO envisions recruiters augmented by AI, creating “cyborg recruiters” that combine human empathy & judgment with AI's efficiency in tasks like screening & job description creation. This aims to *enhance* recruiter roles, not replace them, amidst AI advancements.

The article discusses the shift in AI from focusing on single, powerful models to orchestrating multiple specialized agents. Architectural design is key to building reliable multi-agent systems, improving robustness and adaptability.

Microsoft, Google, and Anthropic dominated the AI news cycle with major updates. Key takeaways include new AI models, improved Copilot features, and advancements in AI safety and enterprise integration. It's a significant week for AI development!