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Tuesday 3 November

Hands on: iOS 27.3 beta's Safari, Siri AI, vertical tabs, and more

Hands on: iOS 27.3 beta's Safari, Siri AI, vertical tabs, and more

AI-generated summary Apple previews the first beta of iOS 27.3, bringing new features including vertical tabs and Siri AI capabilities to Safari. Users can test these new additions and the redesigned Apple Health app across their iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches.

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ShotCode bets on human creativity as AI reshapes advertising video production

AI-generated summary ShotCode plans to develop artificial intelligence video advertisement concepts, scripts, and finished short-form advertisements for SaaS companies, ecommerce businesses, and consumer brands. The studio will create advertisements intended for platforms including YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels by taking responsibility for developing the creative approach.

Apple Watch Siri Recap Creates Wiretap Risk in 12 States: Laws Punish Acquisition, Not Storage

Apple Watch Ultra 4

AI-generated summary Apple recently previewed the watchOS 27.3 developer beta for Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 testers, introducing features such as Siri Recap and Live Rewind. Attorneys note that Siri Recap raises legal questions under all-party consent laws in twelve states regarding the real-time processing of conversational audio without storing files.

Also covered by 9to5Mac

Developers can now create advanced 'app skills' for Siri AI

AI-generated summary Apple is testing a new Siri AI initiative in developer beta that allows third-party developers to create advanced app skills for the first time. The new features allow apps to teach Siri how to coordinate complicated multi-step actions across different platforms.

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New AI-assisted method cross-checks building design documents to help detect errors

AI-generated summary Seoul National University of Science and Technology researchers released a new artificial intelligence-assisted automated pipeline for detecting human errors in structural design documents. The framework compares information from structural calculation documents and drawings to identify inconsistencies that may result from human error.

Finance Minister calls Cohere the “poster child” for government investment

AI-generated summary Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne announced that Canada may play a larger role in creating domestic technology champions following a significant investment in Toronto-based developer Cohere. The minister indicated that taking equity stakes in general-purpose technology companies is strategic and serves as an example the country is open to replicating.