Google’s TurboQuant compresses AI memory by 6x without losing accuracy
Google just found a way to compress AI memory by 6x with zero quality loss — meaning longer conversations, faster responses, and cheaper inference on the same hardware.
Author: Ivan Jenic
Ivan is a tech journalist with over 10 years of experience. He's founded Efficienist with the goal to deliver tech news that are maximally optimized for the ease of reading. When he's not covering the latest LLMs or productivity tools, Ivan watches basketball and does photography.
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Google brings Veo video generation to Google Ads Asset Studio
Google just let every advertiser generate AI videos directly inside Google Ads. The internet is already drowning in AI slop ads.
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Anthropic’s latest report reveals how people should really use AI
Anthropic’s latest data shows experienced users treat Claude like a collaborator, not a supreme being — and get significantly better results for it.
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Figma opens its canvas to AI agents via MCPs as Google’s free Stitch tool puts pressure on the company
Figma’s stock dropped 8.8% last week after Google launched a free AI design tool. Five days later, Figma opened its canvas to AI agents.
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MoonPay open-sources a wallet standard so AI agents can actually spend money
MoonPay just open-sourced a wallet standard so AI agents can hold funds, sign transactions, and make payments across blockchains — without ever exposing a private key.
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Sakana AI launches free Sakana Chat, but only Japan gets to try it
Sakana AI just launched a free Japanese chatbot with built-in web search, a playful Osaka dialect mode, and models specifically trained to remove Western biases. You probably can’t access it.
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Claude might soon be able to take control of your smartphone
A hidden toggle labeled “Orbit Beta” was spotted in the Claude mobile app. If it is what the code suggests, Anthropic may be working on letting Claude make calls and control apps directly on your phone.
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Tuya launches TuyaClaw, an AI agent that lets you control your home devices
Tuya just launched an AI agent that can control your smart home devices and run computer tasks from a single command. The company behind it has a complicated history with device security.
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PlayerZero wants to solve enterprise debugging as AI-generated code floods production
AI coding tools have made shipping code faster than ever. The debugging infrastructure to match hasn’t caught up yet. PlayerZero wants to fix that.
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Profound lets AI agents edit and publish Webflow pages automatically
Profound’s AI agents now connect natively to Webflow’s CMS, letting teams automate content creation, updates, and publishing without leaving the platform.
