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Soon, you’ll be asking your phone, “I’m sharing my screen; are you able to see it?”

Here are the 7 things you missed today:

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Intel competitors Nvidia and Broadcom are eyeing up the tech company’s 18A manufacturing process and testing its potential to produce cutting-edge chips. This newfound interest is major for Intel, a declining business, as it could lead to contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars. So far, the tests are preliminary and currently do not have any finalized chip designs. (Quartz)

While Amazon rolled out the red carpet for its Alexa upgrade, they remained tight-lipped on developments for their other tech products, like Echo and Ring. However, Panos Panay, head of Amazon’s devices and services business, teased that a “slew of new AI devices” are in the works and will be part of a larger overall vision. The idea is to have a suite of tech products that all work together to create a better user experience. (CNN)

Microsoft launched a new voice-activated AI assistant that combined the capabilities of two other artificial intelligence tools of theirs, the Dragon Medical One and the DAX Copilot. The “Dragon Copilot” can draft documentation like clinical notes, referral letters, and post-visit summaries. This advancement allows healthcare workers to spend more time focusing on their patients and less on administrative tasks. (CNBC)

Google is enhancing its AI chatbot, Gemini Live, by introducing video capabilities later this month. Android users will soon be able to share their screen with Gemini Live, allowing the chatbot to give real-time assistance based on the live video feed. Right now, the new feature will only be available for Gemini Advanced subscribers with the $20-a-month Google One AI Premium plan. (Quartz)

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