Colossal Biosciences has printed the future: chicken eggs in artificial shells. These 3D-printed vessels nurture tiny chick embryos without the need for actual hens. It's not just about resurrecting extinct species; it heralds a new era of bioengineering and artificial wombs.

The tech giant Google, meanwhile, is overhauling its search functionality for the first time in two decades. The aim: an AI-powered search box that can gather information on your behalf, blurring the lines between user and machine interaction.

Meanwhile, the legal drama of Elon Musk vs Sam Altman has concluded with a loss for Musk. But what does it mean for the future of artificial intelligence? And how does this fit into the broader landscape of AI safety measures being debated by governments?