The 3 biggest bombshells from this week’s AI extravaganza
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Summary
This week has seen several big tech firms announce new AI products and tools, with Microsoft, Google and Anthropic making waves in the industry.
Microsoft announced over 50 new AI tools for developers to build AI agents that can interact with each other, rather than just talk like humans.
Anthropic released Claude 4, the latest version of its large language model (LLM), which can code for up to seven hours straight, and is set to change how humans work with AI.
Google launched AI Mode for search, which integrates its Gemini AI more thoroughly, using a “query fan-out technique” to return results faster.
These new developments are set to rapidly change the AI landscape, with standardised processes allowing for greater interoperability, and new tools bringing AI to a wider audience.