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LGND’s Vision: ChatGPT for the Planet The Earth generates a massive amount of data every day, especially from satellites, which capture nearly 100 terabytes of imagery daily. However, translating all this geospatial data into actionable insights remains a major challenge for businesses, environmental agencies, and policymakers. Why Earth Data
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Knox Raises $6.5M to Accelerate FedRAMP Compliance for SaaS Vendors Securing federal software contracts is a major milestone for SaaS companies, but achieving the necessary government compliance—specifically FedRAMP certification—can be a daunting, expensive, and lengthy process. Traditionally, this certification can take up to three years and cost
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Google Welcomes New Cohort to AI American Infrastructure Academy Google has announced the second group of startups joining its AI American Infrastructure Academy—a program dedicated to supporting early-stage companies that leverage artificial intelligence to address critical areas like cybersecurity, education, and transportation. This initiative aims to foster innovation among
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Google Expands AI Marketing Suite to India After Digital Ad Tax Ends Google has officially launched its suite of AI-powered advertising tools in India, following the recent repeal of the country's 6% digital ad levy, commonly known as the “Google tax.” This strategic move aims to tap into
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xAI Launches Grok 4: Next-Gen AI Model and Premium Subscription Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company, xAI, has launched its latest flagship model, Grok 4, introducing a new level of performance for business and developer users. Alongside Grok 4, xAI revealed its highest-priced subscription yet: SuperGrok Heavy at $300
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Cluely’s Strategy: From Cheating Controversy to ChatGPT Rivalry Cluely, the AI-powered browser assistant, is no stranger to controversy. The startup gained rapid attention for its provocative claim that its tool could help users “cheat on everything” by running undetectable in-browser AI during online interactions. But as debates over academic
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Microsoft Highlights $500M in AI Savings Amid Layoffs and Record Profits Just days after announcing its third round of layoffs this year, Microsoft has revealed that its internal use of AI tools has saved the company over $500 million in its call center operations alone. The announcement was made by
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California Revives Push for AI Safety Reporting with New SB 53 Amendments California is once again at the forefront of AI regulation as State Senator Scott Wiener introduces new amendments to his AI transparency bill, SB 53. This move comes just months after his previous effort, SB 1047, was vetoed,
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OpenAI Prepares to Enter the Browser Market with AI Innovation OpenAI is making headlines with reports that it will soon launch its own AI-powered web browser, aiming to directly challenge Google Chrome’s long-standing dominance. According to a recent Reuters report, OpenAI’s new browser could be released in the
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YouTube Updates Monetization Policies to Target AI-Generated and Repetitive Videos YouTube is making significant changes to its monetization policies, aiming to address the surge of low-quality, mass-produced, and repetitive videos—many of which are now easier to create using AI tools. The update, set to take effect on July 15,
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Blok Introduces AI Personas to Simulate Real-World App Usage Modern app development is accelerating rapidly thanks to AI-driven coding tools like Cursor, Replit, Claude Code, and Lovable. Yet, for many businesses, testing new features before launch remains a challenge. Developers often rely on beta releases or simulation tools, which don’
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Enterprise AI’s Missing Piece: Edo Liberty’s Perspective from Disrupt 2025 Most discussions about artificial intelligence focus on smarter models, larger datasets, and faster algorithms. But at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, Edo Liberty—founder and CEO of Pinecone—will spotlight a crucial, often-overlooked ingredient for successful enterprise AI: knowledge. His