Human-computer interaction, or HCI, is the field concerned with how people use and experience computing systems. It combines computer science, design, psychology, ergonomics, and social research to create interfaces that are effective, understandable, accessible, and safe. In AI products, HCI addresses how users express intent, interpret uncertain outputs, correct errors, calibrate trust, and retain control when automation behaves unexpectedly. Researchers use interviews, observation, prototypes, experiments, and usability studies to test designs in context. Good HCI does not simply make a model easier to access; it helps align the entire interaction with real human capabilities, limitations, goals, and responsibilities.
Nvidia and Google Cloud unveiled new AI infrastructure and agentic AI capabilities at Google Cloud Next, targeting large-scale enterprise and industrial deployments.
SpaceX has secured rights to acquire AI coding startup Cursor for up to $60 billion, deepening its push into AI alongside xAI ahead of a potential IPO.
AI startup Recursive Superintelligence has raised $500 million from Nvidia and GV to pursue self-improving AI systems, despite having no public product.
OpenAI has introduced Chronicle, a new Codex feature that tracks screen activity and builds context automatically. The tool raises privacy and security concerns.
OpenAI’s GPT-Image-2 has taken the top spot across all Image Arena benchmarks, outperforming rivals by record margins in human preference rankings.
Anthropic is investigating reports that unauthorized users accessed its powerful Mythos AI model. The incident raises concerns about security and misuse risks.
OpenAI has released ChatGPT Images 2.0, a new model for precise, multilingual, and reasoning-driven image generation. The update expands AI from visuals to design workflows.
OpenAI has launched Codex Labs to help enterprises deploy AI coding tools as usage surpasses 4 million weekly developers. The move targets large-scale adoption.
President Trump says a deal with Anthropic to use its AI in the Pentagon is possible. The comments suggest easing tensions after a major dispute.
LinkedIn is testing a new platform that lets users earn up to $150 per hour training AI models. The move taps into fast-growing demand for human feedback in AI.