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June 30 marks the close of GitHub Copilot's first full metered billing cycle, and developers running agentic workflows report costs 10x to 50x higher than their old flat-rate plans.

Google's second spam update of 2026 is done. It hit every language on Earth in two days, and the SEO world is now reading the rankings for damage.

OpenAI's strongest model yet is here, but you probably cannot use it. The US government asked OpenAI to gate GPT-5.6 to about 20 vetted partners first.

Adobe just turned its Semrush acquisition into a product. Brand Visibility measures whether AI engines name you and then deploys fixes, putting a real number on GEO.

Anthropic just put a virtual coworker inside Slack. Tag it in a channel, hand it a task, and it breaks the work into steps and finishes it on its own.

Google promised Gemini 3.5 Pro by next month and the clock runs out June 30. The headline number is a 2-million-token context window, the largest in any shipping frontier model.

A Munich court drew a line the whole industry was avoiding. An AI Overview is not a list of links, it is Google speaking, and Google is liable when it lies.

Googling yourself is losing its meaning. A new site asks the real 2026 question instead, whether the major AI models can recall you at all without searching the web.

A government order took Fable 5 offline in an afternoon. Within days, a wave of downloadable coding models gave locked-out teams a second engine they cannot have recalled.

Google just bought a seat inside one of Hollywood's most respected studios. The $75 million A24 deal is not about movies, it is about watching filmmakers use AI.

One in ten people worldwide now get news from AI chatbots, yet almost none of them click through to the source. The Reuters Institute's 2026 data shows what zero-click news looks like at scale.

Almost every chatbot writes one word at a time. Google just open-sourced a model that drafts a whole paragraph at once, runs on a gaming GPU, and writes up to four times faster.