Mohamed Mosaed

Google Launches Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS with Audio Tags for Expressive Speech Generation
Google rolls out Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS with audio tags for precise control over AI speech generation. The model achieves top-tier quality scores and supports 70+ languages.

Nokia and Orange Partner to Develop AI-RAN Capabilities with Nvidia Support
Nokia and Orange partner to develop AI-RAN capabilities with Nvidia support, focusing on network performance, energy efficiency, and 6G readiness through GPU-accelerated radio processors and AI integration.

Anthropic valuation 800 billion: AI Company Attracts Major Investor Interest
Anthropic valuation 800 billion has been achieved as the AI company attracts investor offers, reflecting strong investor confidence in the artificial intelligence sector and the company’s development of large language models.

Unitree R1 Humanoid Goes on Sale Globally via AliExpress, Starting at $6,800
Unitree has listed its R1 humanoid robot on AliExpress for international buyers, with U.S. pricing starting at $6,800 and deliveries expected around June 30.

Meta Launches Muse Spark AI, First Model From Its New Superintelligence Lab
Meta has released Muse Spark AI, the first model from its new superintelligence lab led by 29-year-old chief AI officer Alexandr Wang. The closed model outperforms Meta’s previous AI releases in writing and reasoning, though it still trails rivals in coding.

AI Benchmark Flaws Exposed: How Simple Exploits Can Fake Near-Perfect Scores
Researchers behind the Terminator-1 coding agent say seven design flaws in major AI benchmarks allow simple exploits to fake near-perfect scores without solving actual tasks.

Snap Spectacles to Run on Qualcomm Snapdragon XR Chips in Consumer Push
Snap has signed a multi-year chip deal with Qualcomm to power its Spectacles AR glasses with Snapdragon XR processors, targeting a consumer launch later in 2026.

Genspark AI Workspace 4.0 Brings Desktop Control, Office Plugins, and Automated Meeting Notes
Genspark AI Workspace 4.0 adds a native desktop client, Microsoft Office plugins, live meeting translation, and a faster automation engine in a single April 2026 release.

US DoJ Appeals Court Ruling That Blocked Anthropic’s National Security Designation
The US Department of Justice appealed a court ruling that blocked the Trump administration’s national security designation against AI company Anthropic. The dispute stems from a $200 million contract cancellation over military AI deployment rights.

Only 11% of Banks Have Achieved Trustworthy AI, SAS Report Finds
A new SAS and IDC report finds only 11% of banks have achieved trustworthy AI, while nearly half struggle with a “trust dilemma” that limits effective deployment.

Cursor Composer 2 Is Here: Frontier Coding AI at a Fraction of the Cost
Cursor has launched Composer 2, a new AI coding model with frontier-level benchmark scores and pricing starting at just $0.50 per million input tokens.

Cisco Expands Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA to Bring Scalable AI from Data Centers to the Edge
Cisco expanded its Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA on March 31, 2026, offering enterprises a framework to deploy AI from data centers to edge locations. The architecture compresses deployment timelines from months to weeks while embedding security at every layer.

Building AI Agents: Five Lessons PostHog Learned Over Two Years
PostHog’s Ian Vanagas shares five lessons from two years of building AI agents, covering architecture decisions, context design, observability, and user experience priorities.

Sama X Launches Starlink Kuwait Services, Offering Satellite Internet Across Land and Sea
Sama X, the tech subsidiary of Al Ghanim Industries, has launched Starlink satellite internet services in Kuwait, offering speeds exceeding 300 Mbps with latency between 20 and 40 milliseconds.

Supply Chain Attacks Top Cyber Threats Facing Businesses Globally and in Saudi Arabia
Supply chain attacks affected 31% of enterprises globally and 30% in Saudi Arabia over the past 12 months, topping all other cyberthreat categories in a new Kaspersky study.

LinkedIn Deploys LLM-Powered Ranking System to Personalize Feed for 1.3 Billion Users
LinkedIn has deployed a new LLM-powered Feed ranking system serving 1.3 billion professionals, replacing a fragmented multi-source architecture with unified retrieval and a sequential Generative Recommender model.

LG WashTower Launches in Saudi Arabia with AI Wash and Dry Technology
LG Electronics launched the WashTower in Saudi Arabia on March 15, 2026, combining AI-powered washing and drying in one vertically stacked unit. The appliance targets larger Saudi households with features including AI Wash, AI Dry, and TurboWash360.

IoT Satellite Connectivity and 5G Convergence Open New Use Cases, Experts Say at MWC26
Experts at MWC26 Barcelona said IoT satellite connectivity combined with 5G is expanding use cases from emergency vehicle calls to cattle tracking. Specialists from Deutsche Telekom, Verizon Business, and Skylo Technologies addressed certification, cost, and coverage challenges.

ByteDance Secures Access to Nvidia Blackwell Chips Through Malaysian Data Centers
ByteDance is deploying around 36,000 Nvidia B200 chips in Malaysia through cloud partner Aolani, in a deal potentially worth over $2.5 billion, as the TikTok parent expands its global AI operations.

Google Acquires Wiz: Cloud Security Platform Joins Google Cloud as AI Threats Accelerate
Google has officially closed its acquisition of Wiz, the cloud security company. Wiz will continue operating as a multi-cloud platform while integrating with Google Cloud and Gemini AI.

Claude for Excel and PowerPoint Gains Shared Context and Repeatable Workflow Skills
Anthropic updated its Claude for Excel and PowerPoint add-ins on March 11, 2026, adding shared context across both apps and a new Skills feature for repeatable workflows.

AI Agents Guide: How Non-Technical Users Can Build Practical Workflows
Venture capitalist James Wang published a step-by-step guide on March 11, 2026, showing non-technical users how to build AI agent workflows using Projects, morning briefings, and a 38-subagent meeting pipeline.
