Suno has introduced its new AI music model v5.5 along with features designed to showcase musical individuality
By Daniel Mercer Google has introduced Gemma 4, a new family of open AI models designed for advanced reasoning and agent-based workflows.
By Chris Borden Alibaba’s cloud division has launched Qwen3.6-Plus, a new model offering a 1 million-token context window by default, enhanced agent capabilities for programming, and more accurate multimodal perception and reasoning.
By Alex Rowland Alibaba has unveiled Qwen3.5-Omni, an omnimodal AI model with text, image, audio, and video understanding. It is claimed to outperform Gemini 3.1 Pro on audio tasks and introduces a new capability: coding from spoken instructions and video input.
By Daniel Mercer Google DeepMind has introduced Veo 3.1 Lite, its most affordable video generation model to date. The new model costs less than half the price of Veo 3.1 Fast while, according to Google, maintaining comparable generation speed. However, the company has not disclosed detailed qualitative differences between Veo 3.1, Fast, and Lite.
By Daniel Mercer The research team behind Molmo has released a web agent that can operate websites using nothing but screenshots of the screen. Despite their compact size, the models in some cases outperform larger proprietary systems.
By Alex Rowland Google has introduced Lyria 3 Pro, its most advanced AI model for music generation. The system can create tracks up to three minutes long and, according to Google, understands musical structures such as intros, verses, choruses, and bridges better than Lyria 3, which the company unveiled in February.
By Alex Rowland Xiaomi plans to build AI agents capable of controlling software autonomously, shopping in browsers, and eventually operating robots. To support that vision, the company’s in-house MiMo team introduced three models at once.
By Chris Borden OpenAI has redesigned the model selection experience in ChatGPT. Instead of showing individual model names, users now see up to three tiers depending on their subscription: “Instant” for fast, everyday responses, “Thinking” for more complex tasks, and “Pro” for the most powerful models.
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