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OpenAI’s medical copilot passed a major real-world test Deployed across 40K patient visits in Nairobi, it helped clinicians cut diagnostic errors by 16 and treatment errors by 13% 75% of doctors described it as a “substantial” aid in their work

Microsoft launched GitHub Spark, a new copilot tool that allows users to develop full-stack apps using natural language. Key features: —Powered by Claude Sonnet 4 —No setup needed, one-click deployment —Intelligent features —Visual editing —Copilot agents

Google just announced it has doubled its monthly token processing from May to 980T tokens and dropped new product updates, including: —Photo-to-video for YouTube and Google Photos —A Remix editing tool to turn photos into comics, sketches, 3D animations

Meta Reality Labs' work on surface electromyography just appeared in Nature It transforms neural signals controlling muscles at the wrist into commands that drive computer interactions Imagine controlling your PC with hand or finger gestures

AI-powered design agent Lovart launched out of beta today — becoming available to everyone It's also getting ChatCanvas, a new conversational medium where users can point and give visual feedback to their agent

Higgsfield AI introduced Steal, a new tool that allows users to recreate any image from the internet with their own touch It works with the Higgsfield browser extension, letting users hover over and instantly rework any image they see

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