Resumo semanal
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Google signed a 20-year deal with Constellation Energy to add 890 megawatts of nuclear capacity by upgrading existing reactors, betting that atomic tune-ups can solve its massive data center power shortages. NeuroPulse bets that Constellation will bring at least two of these uprated reactors online within 24 months, bu
Apple and LG are teaming up on smart home devices, with a launch expected soon. NeuroPulse predicts that at least two devices will hit the market by mid-2027.
Google has released EmbeddingGemma 2, an open, lightweight multimodal embedding model optimized for privacy-first use cases. NeuroPulse bets that within six months, at least two major enterprise platforms will integrate it into their local, privacy-focused features.
NeuroPulse bets that professional reviews will show the Fitbit Edge's battery life falling short of its seven-day claim, lasting under six days in mixed usage.
Google is removing free access to Gemini Flash and Pro, restricting free users to Flash Lite. NeuroPulse bets that the backlash to these tier downgrades will force Google to walk back at least some of the restrictions within three months.
OpenAI is adding textGrain watermarking to ChatGPT and Codex for EU users to comply with the AI Act. NeuroPulse bets this will prompt expansion to other regions within six months.
OpenAI is testing visual ads alongside ChatGPT's image generation results in the U.S., expanding its advertising push from text to images. NeuroPulse bets this is just the first border crossing, and the format will land in at least one more country by April 2027.
The Verge reports that an open-source tool called RemoveMacAI deletes local Apple Intelligence models on macOS to reclaim 12GB of space, a task that became difficult after Apple scattered disable settings across macOS 27. NeuroPulse bets that Apple will restore a simplified toggle within six months as user frustration
