Bluesky user @lifewinning.com just coined a catchy term for Grammarly’s AI agent masquerading as Verge staff members. After backlash last week, Superhuman says writers can now email them to opt out of Grammarly’s “expert review” feature.
“A little offended Grammarly didn’t make a sloppelganger of me.”
On Tuesday, Amazon expanded access to its Health AI platform beyond just One Medical members to include Amazon.com and its app, alongside an introductory offer for Prime members.
Similar to ChatGPT for Healthcare, Amazon says its Health AI is a HIPAA-compliant tool to answer general health questions, analyze medical records, and connect users to medical professionals through One Medical.
During GDC on Tuesday, Nvidia announced that visionOS 26.4, expected later this spring, will include support for Nvidia’s XR streaming platform CloudXR 6.0, allowing users to play games like X-Plane 12 and iRacing on the Vision Pro. Developers will soon be able to test their games over the cloud, too, with GeForce NOW Playtest.
Coco Robotics, which makes autonomous delivery robots, announced on Tuesday that it’s partnering with Niantic Spatial, the AI spinoff of the Pokémon Go developer. Niantic’s geospatial AI model, which was trained on images from AR scans in Pokémon Go, will help Coco’s robots find their way to your house.
Amazon’s eCommerce SVP, Dave Treadwell, called an all-hands meeting on Tuesday to address recent outages linked to AI coding agent errors, the Financial Times reports. That includes more oversight around AI coding, with Treadwell announcing that “junior and mid-level engineers will now require more senior engineers to sign off on any AI-assisted changes.”
[Financial Times]
