Google just made a major leap in artificial intelligence with Gemini 2.5, a model that can actually use a web browser like a human. Instead of just pulling answers from databases or APIs, Gemini can now click links, fill out forms, and interact with websites on its own. It’s like giving AI a pair of digital hands, able to do real-world online tasks instead of just talking about them.

In a bold move that blends education with cutting-edge AI, Campus, the online college startup backed by Sam Altman, Shaquille O’Neal, and Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund, has announced Jerome Pesenti, Meta’s former VP of AI, as its new Chief Technology Officer.

The fintech world is buzzing as Klarna (KLAR), the Swedish buy-now, pay-later pioneer, announced a groundbreaking partnership with Google Cloud to supercharge its marketing and security operations through advanced artificial intelligence. Following the announcement, Klarna’s stock surged over 5% in early trading and for good reason.

In a striking development for the future of AI, Samsung researchers have shown that smaller models can sometimes beat the giants in reasoning tasks. Their new Tiny Recursive Model (TRM), with just 7 million parameters, has achieved state-of-the-art performance on benchmarks known for being difficult even for massive large language models.