Google Bring Gemini To Your Command Line. Claude Launch Artifacts. AlphaGenome Could Cure Cancer!

AI News - June 25

Google bring Gemini into the command line Anthropic add artifacts to Claude Higgs Field focus on fashion and Alpha Genome could revolutionise medical Treatments here's today's AI news. Google have announced Gemini CLI, an open source AI agent that integrates Gemini 2.5 Pro into the terminal, offering developers access to a 1 million token context window, 60 requests per minute and 1,000 requests per day at no cost if you have a Gemini code assist licence, it provides lightweight access to Gemini, giving you the most direct path from your prompt to the model.

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And it's not just for coding, you can of course use it to create cat videos. Anthropic has unveiled artifacts on Claude. The artifacts space allows users to browse examples, customise them and then organise their own creations. It's similar in function to most canvas style tools, but it has one additional very cool trick up its sleeve, you can embed Claude's intelligence capabilities directly into the apps that you make so that your creations have AI built into them.

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Higgsfield continued to ship updates and today it's "Higgsfield Soul", a new high aesthetic photo model featuring over 50 curated presets designed for fashion grade realism. Higgsfield continues to target use cases for marketing and it's quickly becoming a must have tool for people looking to produce high quality promotional content.

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And finally, Google has announced AlphaGenome an AI model that processes up to 1 million base pairs of DNA to predict the impact of genetic variants. This is likely to revolutionise genomic research by offering insights into the areas of DNA that are crucial for gene regulation.

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It has the potential to identify mutations in rare cancers and genetic diseases and this could lead to breakthroughs in diagnostics and treatments across a whole range of diseases.