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Anthropic’s Claude Can Now Use Your Computer to Complete Tasks
Anthropic introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature for Claude on Monday. Part of the AI platform's Computer Use capability, the feature allows the chatbot to control the user's PC and complete tasks autonomously. The capability is currently available as a research preview and can be accessed via its Claude Code or Claude Cowork function. The feature uses agentic AI to not only work with connected apps but also legacy apps via a dedicated virtual keyboard, mouse, and the ability to read the content on the screen using screenshots.
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Agile Robots becomes the latest robotics company to partner with Google DeepMind
Agile Robots has landed a partnership with Google DeepMind to develop robots with the artificial intelligence research lab, the latest in a string of robotics company to do so. Munich, Germany-based Agile Robots announced it entered into a strategic research partnership with Google DeepMind on Tuesday. The partnership involves Agile Robots implementing Google DeepMind’s Gemini Robotics foundation models into its bots and the data being collected by the robots being used to improve the underlying Gemini AI models. The companies will work together to test, fine tune, and deploy robots that use Gemini foundation models in industrial use cases across sectors including electronics manufacturing, automotive, data centers, and logistics. “Agile Robots has already installed over 20,000 robotics solutions worldwide, proving intelligent automation at scale,” Zhaopeng Chen, the co-founder and CEO of Agile Robots, said in the deal’s press release. “The huge opportunity ahead lies in autonomous, intelligent production systems that can transform entire industries. Integrating Google DeepMind’s Gemini Robotics models into our robotic solutions positions us at the cutting edge of this rapidly growing market.” A spokesperson said the deal was longterm but declined to share further details about duration or pricing. Agile Robots was founded in 2018 and has raised more than $270 million in venture capital funding from investors including the SoftBank Vision Fund, Chinese hardware company Xiaomi, and Midas Group, among others. It’s just the latest robotics hardware company to land a partnership with Google DeepMind to advance its tech. Earlier this year, Hyundai-owned Boston Dynamics, the maker of the famous dog-like Spot robot, announced that it wasentering a partnership with Google DeepMindto use the company’s AI foundation models to help develop its upcoming humanoid robot Atlas. Boston Dynamics was previouslyowned by Googlefrom 2013to 2017. Broadly, robotic partnerships are on the rise this year. German robotics startupNeura Robotics announced a partnership with Qualcommin early March that involves Neura Robotics using Qualcomm’s recently announced IQ10 processor series, designed for mobile robots and humanoids, as reference design for future robots. Robots are incredibly complicated on both the hardware and software side so these partnerships make a lot of sense. As companies work to develop bots that can operate autonomously, it makes sense for companies with a specific strong suit — whether that’s hardware, dexterity or software, to name a few — to partner with other companies that have different expertise. As many in the industry, including Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, considerphysical AI to be the next frontier for the AI market, these partnerships will likely not only continue, but accelerate.
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Mirage raises $75M to continue building models for its AI video editing app Captions
Mirage, the maker of video editing app Captions, has raised $75 million in growth financing from General Catalyst’s Customer Value Fund (CVF). Over the past year, the startup has made significant changes both to its product and corporate identity. The startup rebranded from Captions to Mirage to position itself as an AI lab that produces different models and also caters to industries like advertising and marketing. It has alsotrained a modelspecifically for pacing, framing and attention dynamics in short videos. The company also switched toa freemium model in January 2025to better compete with apps like ByteDance’s CapCut and Meta’s Edits, which was released later in the year. It now offers a video creation suite as well, with some of the features from Captions, that lets companies create and distribute videos in bulk. Mirage’s co-founder and CEO Gaurav Misra said that the company aims to create more models. However, he didn’t specify what its next set of models would do, only saying that they would be focused on “assembly intelligence” — basically putting together a video using different sources and components. Speaking about Mirage’s new audio model, which it claims can preserve accents in generated videos, Misra said, “The reason for the audio model was that we noticed that there was a gap in accents because a lot of our users are international. Accents are just very important. There was my own dad’s example. He was trying to use the app, and he would say a word in an Indian accent, and it would always make it sound like he’s talking in an American accent.” According to data from analytics firm AppFigures, Captions have been downloaded over 3.2 million times in the last 365 days and has brought in $28.4 million in in-app revenue. Misra said the platform has been used to create more than 200 million videos so far, and that it has attracted an international user base, with only 25% of its revenue coming from the U.S. Currently, Mirage’s marketing suite is available on the web, and Captions largely offers a mobile-first editing suite. The company aims to merge these two platforms to better target small businesses that may be looking to create marketing videos. Pranav Singhvi, managing director of General Catalyst’s CVF fund, said Mirage has great product-market fit., “Mirage’s business equation is extremely figured out. They know exactly how to spend that dollar and generate a very attractive ROI. If you think about the market they’re going after, it’s in a sense an infinite total addressable market. You can start out in the creator world, the influencer world, and then use that as a mechanism to sell to enterprises as well,” Singhvi told TechCrunch. There are tons of companies building AI video-generation pipelines for marketing. Canva has introducedseveral tools around marketing creation and tracking, while platforms likeD-ID,HeyGen,Webflow, andAvataarhave been releasing new models and features. However, Singhvi seems confident about Mirage’s positioning and unit economics. “Regardless of what the other tools are out there, Mirage is clearly ahead of the pack from a unit economics standpoint. Ultimately, it’s all a reflection of their product,” he said. Mirage aims to use the fresh capital to fuel growth, and expand in high-growth Asian markets.
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BonV Aero, Israel’s ParaZero Partner to Bring Counter-Drone System to India
India’s BonV Aero has secured exclusive rights to deploy and locally manufacture DefendAir for defence and security agencies.
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OpenAI Warns Microsoft Dependence a Risk Ahead of IPO Plans: Report
The disclosure forms part of the broader set of risk factors shared with investors during OpenAI’s latest fundraising round.
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UP CM Clarifies ₹25,000 Cr MoU With Puch AI After Pushback
The startup previously entered into a similar agreement with the Andhra Pradesh government in October 2025.
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Apple May Soon Open Another Revenue Stream With Ads on Apple Maps: Report
The move would bring Apple closer to rivals such as Google Maps, which has long incorporated sponsored listings.
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Pinterest Moves Away from JavaScript for Carousels
The company has replaced 2,000 lines of JavaScript with 200 lines of native CSS code.
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Ramp Just Built a Codebase That Maintains Itself
Ramp’s new system “continuously monitors production, triages alerts, and proposes fixes without human intervention” for Ramp Sheets.
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Microsoft Hires AI2’s Ali Farhadi for Superintelligence Push
Ali Farhadi will report to Mustafa Suleyman, who joined Microsoft last year to lead its in-house AI unit.
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UPES to Provide ChatGPT Across Campus in OpenAI Partnership
The university said the rollout will include an AI tutor aligned with course requirements to support understanding of concepts, practice, and multilingual learning.
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ChatGPT Launches Library to Streamline Document Access and Reuse
OpenAI has introduced a new Library feature in ChatGPT to help users manage, retrieve and reuse uploaded files more efficiently.
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