Appreciate it man! It doesn’t currently separate those, but that’s a great point. I’m thinking of adding a “Tools you can use” section so you can find practical stuff alongside the history. What would be most useful for your restaurant: marketing, customer service, or the day-to-day admin?
I built a timeline for myself to visualize how we got here and where technology is heading.
AI, computing, space, robotics, and the people building it.
Check it out. Would love feedback, things I missed, or changes you’d like to see.
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@AiKreyol Great catch, thank you! Definitely belongs on here. I’ve focused a lot on model capabilities, but which languages and communities they reach matters too. Adding NLLB-200 alongside the multilingual milestones. Appreciate the suggestion!
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Gemini 4 Argon is now globally available.
Built to solve your hardest problems from start to finish, the model brings frontier capabilities across coding, enterprise workflows, and cyber defense.
I've been playing with Codex's composer predictions for the past few days and it's already one of my favorite features.
Having a draft of my next message ready to go is super helpful. Makes it easier to keep the work moving.
Now in beta: composer predictions in Codex for Pro users.
Codex can now suggest your next message based on your conversation and how you talk to it.
One of the most loved new features we've ever tested internally.
Xbox is launching XBOX LABS, a new team focused on exploring new ways to play and create games.
>The team will experiment with new technology, including AI, game decompilation and ports that allow games to run on platforms they weren’t originally designed for.
>Recent projects have shown PC games running on Apple Silicon and in web browsers, while other experiments have recreated games inside the code of other games.
>Xbox wants to explore how these technologies could make games easier to access, bring older games back to life, and let more people create and modify games.
>The team will share its work and tools with developers across the industry. Xbox says its existing priorities remain the same, including its games, hardware and protection of its intellectual property.