Veo 3 enables Google’s AI to generate videos with realistic visuals, unscripted dialogue, and sound effects. From disaster clips to kids’ content, its power raises concerns about misinformation and creative authenticity.
Microsoft Build 2025 introduced autonomous coding agents, advanced data integration tools, open-source Copilot, and the largest GB200-based supercomputer hosted on Azure.
Google I/O 2025 showcased the company’s commitment to embedding AI into its ecosystem, introducing advancements in search, virtual assistants, extended reality, creative tools, and developer resources to enhance user interaction, productivity, and automation. Google I/O 2025 – Credit – Google Google I/O 2025 – Key Points AI Mode in Google Search: Chatbot interface for complex queries including comparison shopping, charts, and follow-ups. Supports sports and finance data, event planning, camera-based inputs via Search Live. U.S. rollout began during I/O; AI Mode expected to eventually replace
Microsoft integrates Grok 3 and other models into Azure AI Foundry, expanding its multi-model offering with enhanced governance and developer flexibility.
Google combines Gemini AI and its 50B-item Shopping Graph to launch virtual try-on with your photo, AI Mode for contextual shopping, and automated checkout via Google Pay.
Nvidia’s Computex 2025 announcements include NVLink Fusion, allowing custom CPUs and AI accelerators to integrate with its GPUs, and DGX Cloud Lepton, a GPU resource marketplace for global developers.
Codex, powered by codex-1, joins ChatGPT as a virtual coding coworker, handling software engineering tasks in secure, background environments.
UAE and US partner to build the largest AI campus outside the US, as part of $200B in bilateral deals backed by Nvidia chips and US firms.
In a major upgrade, Google enhances AI accessibility through Gemini-powered TalkBack, emotional captions, speech datasets, and OCR in Chrome.
