Google is developing an AI-powered avatar generator for the Play Stor e that will allow you to create a custom avatar for your Play Games profile. We first spotted evidence of this upcoming feature earlier this week, and we’ve now managed to get an early look at how it may work upon release.
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Wondershare Filmora, the leading video creativity software, has launched the "Can You Feel the Beat?" music challenge on its mobile app. With a diverse library of music and AI-powered editing tools, Filmora empowers global users to craft unique music-themed videos and share their creativity.
Google is said to have used its advanced AI to improve malware detection. It revealed that “Over 92% of our human reviews for harmful apps are AI-assisted, allowing us to take quicker and more accurate action to help prevent harmful apps from becoming available on Google Play.”
Google removes Gemini AI from iOS Google app, encouraging users to download the standalone Gemini app. Learn about the strategic move and AI’s future.
Rabbit, AI and Android
Rabbit’s New Android AI Agent Shows Promise But Remains a Work in Progress
Remember the Rabbit R1? The company just introduced a new Android AI agent.
A new Android AI agent has been unveiled by Rabbit, the company behind the physical Rabbit R1 AI device. Credit: Rabbit.tech Do you remember the AI wearable gadgets that were all the rage last year? Two of the biggest physical products just resurfaced this week after falling out of the limelight following underwhelming releases: Humane and Rabbit.
Rabbit’s new AI agent can control your Android—But is it practical?
Rabbit has unveiled its new Android AI agent, showcasing its ability to perform various tasks on Android devices.
At a time when ChatGPT and DeepSeek R1 reasoning models have started gaining prominence, AI experts and users are questioning its ethical use. But Sebastian Thr
Vietnamese had to cope with thousands of malicious apps in January, with scammers leveraging AI, U.S. tech giant Google has said.
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