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Google Discover’s AI Summaries: What Publishers Need to Know Google has started testing AI-generated news summaries in its Discover feed, signaling a significant shift for publishers reliant on search traffic. As these changes roll out, concerns mount about the impact on website visits and the broader digital publishing ecosystem.
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AI Coding Tools Make a Shift: From Code Editors to the Terminal For years, AI-powered code editors such as Cursor, Windsurf, and GitHub Copilot have been the go-to tools for developers looking to boost productivity with artificial intelligence. However, as agentic AI systems become more advanced and the "vibe-coding&
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AI Experts Advocate for Greater Transparency in Reasoning Models A coalition of prominent AI researchers from organizations like OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, and several leading academic and nonprofit groups has issued a new position paper urging the tech industry to prioritize the monitoring of advanced AI models' "chains
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Mistral Unveils Voxtral: Open Source AI Audio Model for Enterprises As audio-based interactions rapidly become the norm in business and technology, French AI innovator Mistral has introduced Voxtral, its first open source AI audio model family. This release positions Mistral as a strong contender against proprietary solutions, offering businesses a
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ParadeDB: Supercharging Postgres Search and Analytics in the Age of AI Postgres, the open source relational database, is experiencing a surge in popularity, especially as businesses look for reliable, flexible solutions to power AI applications. However, users have long struggled with its limited built-in search and analytics features—until now.
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xAI Addresses Grok 4 Controversies with Major System Updates Last week, xAI launched its next-generation language model, Grok 4, touting impressive benchmark results. However, the model quickly faced strong criticism after users discovered it was generating problematic responses, including referencing a controversial surname and expressing biased viewpoints. Initial Problems with
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TechCrunch All Stage 2025 Kicks Off in Boston: Highlights and Takeaways for Startup Founders The much-anticipated TechCrunch All Stage 2025 has officially launched at Boston’s SoWa Power Station, uniting visionaries, founders, and investors for a full day of actionable insights, networking, and next-gen strategies. Whether you're scaling
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Nextdoor Launches Major Redesign: AI Recommendations, Local News, and Emergency Alerts Nextdoor, the popular neighborhood social app, has rolled out a major redesign to enhance the way communities connect and share information. The update introduces AI-driven features, real-time emergency alerts, and local news partnerships, aiming to make the platform more
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Meta Uses Tents to Accelerate AI Data Center Expansion Meta is ramping up its efforts to lead in artificial intelligence by rapidly expanding its data center capacity—so quickly, in fact, that it's reportedly turning to temporary tent structures to house equipment while permanent facilities are still in
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Nvidia Set to Restart AI Chip Sales in China Following Regulatory Reversals After months of regulatory uncertainty, Nvidia is preparing to resume sales of its H20 artificial intelligence chips in China. The move follows a series of abrupt U.S. government restrictions and rapid policy reversals, highlighting the ongoing complexities
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Meta’s Openness in AI Faces Uncertainty Amid Internal Debate Meta, long known for its commitment to open-source artificial intelligence, is reportedly rethinking its strategy. According to recent discussions among leaders at Meta’s new Superintelligence Lab, the tech giant may pivot away from fully open AI models in favor
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Meta Announces Stricter Measures Against Unoriginal Facebook Content Meta has revealed new initiatives to target Facebook accounts that consistently share "unoriginal" content—posts that reuse others’ text, photos, or videos without significant transformation. This move aligns with recent efforts by YouTube, which also tightened its rules to reduce