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Leading Thai Tutoring Institute Adopts AI-Powered Study Platform

Team members from RevisionSuccess and House of Griffin gather for a group photo following the training workshop. House of Griffin, one of Thailand’s top tutoring centers for SAT, IELTS, GED, and IGCSE preparation, has formally adopted RevisionSuccess’s AI-powered study platform. The move follows a successful pilot run at HOG International Academy, the country’s first AI-driven high school, and marks a significant step in modernizing supplemental education through technology. On July 23, 2025, RevisionSuccess conducted an in-depth workshop at House of Griffin’s Bangkok location, where the platform was officially introduced to the tutoring institute’s academic team. The session highlighted how personalized learning tools and automation can strengthen traditional teaching methods without displacing the role of educators. RevisionSuccess founders Phonlawat Sirajindapirom and Phuwadit Sutthaporn led the training, accompanied by three selected interns: Jenitta Lertworayarn, Prewitt Shah, and...
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AI Fortune-Telling Gains Ground Among Young Thais

An AI fortune-telling app is shown open on a smartphone screen. A digital shift is transforming Thailand’s spiritual landscape as artificial intelligence becomes a popular tool for fortune-telling among younger generations. Where people once waited weeks for appointments with traditional seers, many now turn to AI platforms like ChatGPT to receive instant birth chart readings, palm analysis, and compatibility advice. The trend is especially strong among Gen Z, who are drawn to the accessibility and affordability of AI-generated spiritual guidance. Social media plays a major role in spreading this phenomenon. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram are filled with tutorials on how to input birth details into AI tools, how to format palm or face photos for readings, and how to interpret the results. Users often post reaction videos or share AI’s predictions with friends, adding a layer of entertainment to what is still seen by many as a meaningful ritual. These posts often go viral, reinfor...
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Apple Reveals macOS Tahoe at WWDC 2025

Apple introduces macOS Tahoe, the next version of its desktop operating system Apple has officially announced the next version of its desktop operating system, macOS Tahoe. The name, inspired by the scenic Lake Tahoe in California, continues Apple’s tradition of naming macOS versions after iconic locations across the state. The announcement was made during the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference, where the new features and design language were also introduced. macOS Tahoe brings a major visual overhaul to the Mac interface. The new design, called Liquid Glass , features translucent layers, rounded elements, and more fluid interactions. This marks the most significant design update since macOS Yosemite, offering a cleaner and more modern look across system windows, icons, and menus. The update deepens integration with the iPhone. A new Phone app comes to the Mac, allowing users to make and receive calls directly from their desktop. Voicemail, call history, and spam identificatio...
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Apple Switches to Year-Based Naming for Operating Systems

A comparison chart showing the new 2026 version names across Apple platforms, including iOS 26, macOS 26, watchOS 26, and visionOS 26. Apple is changing how it names its operating systems. Starting this fall, every major platform from iOS and macOS to watchOS and visionOS will adopt a unified year-based naming system. Instead of continuing with sequential numbers like iOS 18 or watchOS 12, the next releases will all be labeled with the number 26, aligning with the 2026 calendar year. The new system was announced at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025. The company says the change will make it easier for users and developers to identify the latest software versions and confirm compatibility across devices. With all platforms sharing the same version number, users will no longer need to keep track of different naming timelines. This update comes alongside a major visual overhaul called Liquid Glass. The refreshed interface adds translucent, dynamic elements throughout the ...
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Liquid Glass: Apple’s Boldest Interface Overhaul in a Decade

Liquid Glass interface on iPhone showing translucent controls and layered background effects. Apple has unveiled a sweeping new design language called Liquid Glass , introduced during WWDC 2025. Described as its most significant visual update since iOS 7 in 2013, Liquid Glass will roll out across all major platforms including iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS 26 this fall. The design is built around a dynamic, translucent material that changes based on context. It uses real-time rendering and visual layering to give buttons, menus, widgets, and other interface elements a glass-like appearance that reflects the environment around them. This effect will be consistent across light and dark modes, aiming to provide a more cohesive and immersive user experience. While Apple is promoting the new look as a breakthrough in design, early feedback has been mixed. Some users have raised concerns about readability and accessibility, especially in areas like Con...
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Anthropic Launches Claude 4 Models with Advanced Coding Capabilities and Agent Features

Claude Opus 4 logo displayed in Anthropic's announcement of their new AI model lineup. Anthropic announced the release of Claude 4 today, introducing two new AI models that the company says set new standards for coding, reasoning, and AI agent capabilities. The launch includes Claude Opus 4, which Anthropic claims is "the world's best coding model," and Claude Sonnet 4, positioned as a major upgrade to the previous generation. Claude Opus 4 demonstrates strong performance on industry benchmarks, achieving 72.5% on SWE-bench and 43.2% on Terminal-bench. The model is designed for sustained performance on complex, long-running tasks that can continue for several hours with thousands of steps. Claude Sonnet 4 also shows competitive coding performance with a 72.7% score on SWE-bench, while maintaining efficiency for broader use cases. The model offers what Anthropic describes as an "optimal mix of capability and practicality." Bar chart comparing Claude 4 models...
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Thailand Launches First AI-Powered High School Through RevisionSuccess Partnership

Representatives from RevisionSuccess and House of Griffin pose together following the "Future of Education with AI-Driven Classes" workshop at HOG International Academy in Bangkok on May 29, 2025. RevisionSuccess has partnered with House of Griffin to establish Thailand's first AI-integrated high school at HOG International Academy in Bangkok, marking a significant milestone in the country's educational technology landscape. The collaboration was unveiled during a workshop titled "The Future of Education with AI-Driven Classes" held on May 29, 2025, at the newly launched HOG International Academy campus. RevisionSuccess co-founders Phonlawat Sirajindapirom and Chotiwith Chotiheerunyasakaya presented their vision for AI-powered education to gathered education leaders. HOG International Academy will serve as a pilot environment for RevisionSuccess's AI technologies, making it the first high school in Thailand to integrate artificial intelligence as a cor...
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Google Pays $1.4 Billion to Settle Texas Privacy Lawsuits

Google headquarters at 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway in Mountain View, California. The company has agreed to pay $1.4 billion to settle privacy lawsuits filed by the state of Texas. Google will pay $1.4 billion to the state of Texas to settle two lawsuits that accused the tech company of violating residents' privacy rights by collecting biometric data, tracking user locations and misrepresenting the privacy of its browsing tools. The lawsuits, filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in 2022, targeted Google’s collection of facial recognition data through services like Google Photos and devices such as Nest cameras and Google Assistant. Paxton also alleged that the company misled users by continuing to track location data even after users believed tracking had been disabled. A separate claim accused Google of falsely advertising its Incognito mode as a private browsing feature. Texas invoked its biometric privacy law, which requires user consent before collecting or using facial or...
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Apple Pitches a Future Without Google

Logos of Google and Apple, whose multibillion-dollar search partnership is under scrutiny in a US antitrust trial. In a surprising turn during the US Justice Department’s antitrust trial against Google, Apple made a bold argument that could reshape one of the tech industry's most lucrative partnerships. Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of services, claimed that the $20 billion-a-year deal with Google to make its search engine the default on Apple devices might not be essential in the long run. Even more strikingly, he suggested that the iPhone itself may become obsolete in the next decade. Cue's testimony revealed that Apple is already laying the groundwork for a future centered on artificial intelligence. The company plans to revamp its Safari web browser to integrate AI-driven tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity — a shift that could disrupt how users access information and move away from traditional search engines like Google. Apple’s data shows the tide ma...
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