Uber Eats launches AI-powered Cart Assistant for grocery shopping
Uber Eats has launched "Cart Assistant," an AI-powered tool in the U.S. designed to help customers build grocery carts faster by processing lists and images.
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Uber Eats has launched "Cart Assistant," an AI-powered tool in the U.S. designed to help customers build grocery carts faster by processing lists and images.
Microsoft has released security patches for critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Windows and Office that are currently being actively exploited by hackers to plant malware.
Cash App has introduced payment links, allowing users to request money via shareable hyperlinks to make transactions feel less formal and more human.
Google has released the first Android 17 beta, introducing a continuous Canary channel for developer updates ahead of a planned Q2 2026 release.
Threads launched "Dear Algo," an AI feature allowing users to temporarily customize their feeds, as the platform reports higher daily mobile usage than competitor X.
Microsoft’s CoreAI division is building tools to help startups deploy agentic AI, which the company believes will kind of reduce operational costs and mirror the impact of public cloud.
UpScrolled is struggling to moderate hate speech and extremist content following rapid growth to more than 4 million downloads since June 2025.
Amazon Pharmacy plans to expand same-day prescription delivery to nearly 4,500 U.S. cities and towns by the end of the year, adding nearly 2,000 new communities.
TikTok has launched an opt-in Local Feed in the U.S. for users 18 and older, a move that could help the platform insulate itself against further regulation.
Amazon is reportedly considering launching a marketplace for publishers to license content to AI companies, following similar moves by competitors like Microsoft.
Czech ice dancers Kateřina Mrázková and Daniel Mrázek used AI-generated music during their Olympic rhythm dance, a move that complies with current competition rules.
Facebook has launched new AI-powered features, including animated profile pictures and photo-restyling tools, as Meta likely bets on these updates to better appeal to Gen Z users.
Google is updating its "Results about you" tool in the U.S. to let users request the removal of government ID numbers and streamline non-consensual explicit image removal.
YouTube is rolling out an AI-powered playlist generation feature for Premium subscribers on iOS and Android, joining rivals like Spotify in offering generative music tools.
Bluesky has introduced a drafts feature, a long-requested tool that brings the platform closer to feature parity with competitors like X and Threads.
OpenAI is beginning to test ads in the U.S. for users on its Free and Go subscription tiers, though paid subscribers will remain ad-free.
Musicboard is facing ongoing service outages and removal from the Android app store, prompting a user-led initiative to save the platform despite claims of temporary downtime.
Lyft has launched teen accounts in 200 U.S. cities, allowing minors as young as 13 to hail rides, marking a competitive move against Uber’s established service.
Stalkerware provider uMobix is the latest to suffer a data breach, exposing more than 500,000 customers, continuing a trend of security failures across the global stalkerware industry.
Snapchat is launching "Arrival Notifications," allowing users to set custom location-based alerts for friends, intensifying competition with location-sharing services like Life360 and Apple’s "Find My."