This week, Microsoft just brought back Clippy — but evolved. Meet Mico, a glowing AI orb that reacts to your voice, remembers your conversations, and even changes expressions mid-talk. Over at Google, engineers built FLAME — an AI training system that runs in minutes on a regular CPU — and followed it up with a quantum chip that just ran an algorithm 13,000x faster than a supercomputer. Meanwhile, Meta rolled out an AI-powered Docusaurus update, and Microsoft’s AI chief warned OpenAI and xAI over adult chatbot content.
? What You’ll See:
• Microsoft’s new Mico AI orb that brings Clippy back to life
• Google’s FLAME system that trains models on a CPU in minutes
• Google’s Willow quantum chip running 13,000x faster than supercomputers
• Meta’s AI-powered Docusaurus 3.9 with chat-based documentation
• Mustafa Suleyman’s warning to OpenAI and xAI over adult chatbots
? Why It Matters:
AI just hit a turning point — with Microsoft reviving emotion, Google achieving quantum speed, and the ethics debate heating up fast.
Credit to : AI Revolution