
Muhammad Zeeshan
Tech Journalist | AI Specialist
Muhammad Zeeshan is a Tech Journalist and AI Specialist who decodes complex developments in artificial intelligence and audits the latest digital tools to help readers and professionals navigate the future of technology with clarity and insight. He publishes daily AI news, analysis, and blogs that keep his audience updated on the latest trends and innovations.
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Antioch raised $8.5M to close the sim-to-real gap, building simulation tools that let robotics developers train autonomous systems entirely in software.

AI video startup Luma has launched Innovative Dreams in partnership with Wonder Project, combining performance capture and virtual production with generative AI tools to make filmmaking faster, cheaper, and more ambitious starting with a Biblical drama starring Ben Kingsley.

LinkedIn's data from over a billion members reveals that AI is not behind the current hiring slowdown interest rates are but the company warns that 70 percent of job skills will change by 2030 as AI reshapes the nature of work itself.

Objection AI, a startup backed by Peter Thiel and Balaji Srinivasan, has launched a controversial platform that uses large language models to score the truthfulness of journalism — drawing sharp criticism from media lawyers who warn it could silence whistleblowers and undermine press freedom.

Former footwear darling Allbirds has sold its brand and reinvented itself as NewBird AI, a GPU-as-a-Service provider backed by $50 million in new financing, in one of the most dramatic corporate pivots of the AI era.

A new startup called Gitar has raised $9 million to tackle the growing problem of AI-generated code quality, deploying intelligent agents to automate code reviews, testing, and security checks before software reaches production.


Google just added AI Skills to Chrome — save your favorite AI prompts once and run them on any webpage instantly with Gemini.

Google's Gemini can now read your emails, photos, and watch history to give you deeply personal AI answers and India just got access.