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Anthropic just made its AI assistant sound more human

Anthropic is rolling out voice mode for Claude, its AI assistant in mobile. And it’s not just about talking, it’s about making Claude feel more like a real collaborator.

Here’s everything you need to know:

• Voice mode is now in beta and supports natural, real-time conversations in English.

• Users can try it out by asking Claude to summarize calendars or search documents.

• The feature will roll out to all subscription plans in the coming weeks.

• Anthropic says this isn't just convenience rather a deeper, human-style interaction.

• This comes as GenAI booms while traditional voice assistants hit a usage plateau.

• Web search is now also available to free Claude users, giving access to live internet results. and Anthropic recently launched Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4 models built for depth and speed.

Voice might finally be the interface GenAI was waiting for. If Claude can make conversations feel natural and useful, it won’t just revive voice tech it could redefine how we interact with AI entirely.

Opera Neon might be the most ambitious AI browser yet

Opera just teased its boldest product to date: a browser that doesn’t just assist; it acts. Neon promises to use AI agents to build, research, and even write code while you sleep.

Here’s everything you need to know:

• Neon is described as an “agentic browser” with contextual awareness.

• It can handle tasks like coding, designing, and report generation autonomously.

• AI agents will run in the cloud, completing jobs even while you’re offline.

• Opera’s goal: shift from passive browsing to active digital collaboration.

• It includes features like chat-based search and real-time page summarization.

• A built-in AI Agent can fill forms, book tickets, and shop on your behalf.

• Privacy is a focus, with local content processing to avoid sending data to the cloud.

If Neon delivers on half its promises, it could redefine the browser’s role. The question isn’t whether AI will change how we use the web; it’s whether we’re ready to give it the wheel.

Groq warns: AI demand is outpacing Asia’s data center supply

At the ATxSummit in Singapore, Groq’s CRO Ian Andrews issued a blunt warning.
AI’s growth in Asia is running into a brick wall: not enough compute, power, or infrastructure.

Here’s everything you need to know:

• Andrews says there’s a “huge challenge” getting enough compute across Asia.

• The region faces major shortages in data centers, energy, and physical AI infrastructure.

• Groq is focused on speed, building custom chips to power faster AI inference.

• Groq predicts AI will underpin nearly all applications within five years.

• But infrastructure is lagging behind and that’s a harder fix than improving the models.

• South Korea is already ChatGPT’s top-paying market outside the US.

• Taiwan is investing $3 billion to build AI-ready data centers.

We tend to treat AI as a software story; models, prompts, capabilities. But it’s also a hardware story. Without massive infrastructure upgrades, Asia’s AI ambitions could be limited not by imagination, but by electricity.

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