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AI Wearables Round 2: Will Anyone Care This Time?
A second generation of AI wearables debuted at CES 2026, with Plaud launching the Note Pin S at $179 — featuring a physical button re...
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OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic Agree on One Thing (Finally) – This Week's Biggest AI Stories
Nate B. Jones returns from the holiday break with a rapid-fire breakdown of ten AI stories that set the strategic agenda for 2026. Th...
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This n8n AI Agent Handles Invoices So Your Team Doesn't Have To
This video walks through building a fully automated invoice and receipt processing agent in n8n, triggered via WhatsApp through Twili...
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AMA Part 1: Is Claude Code AGI? Are we in a bubble? Plus Live Player Analysis
The Cognitive Revolution's AMA format puts host Nathan Labenz in the unusual position of answering questions solo, and the result is...
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What Manus and Groq Acquisitions Tell Us About AI Competition
Meta's acquisition of AI agent company Manus for more than $2 billion marks one of the most significant deals in AI's recent history,...
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DeepSeek is back, realtime upscaler, realtime 3D worlds, top 3D generator, Qwen Image 2512: AI NEWS
This weekly AI news roundup from AI Search opens with what may be its most technically striking item: StreamDiff VSR, an open-source...
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50 AI Predictions for 2026 Part 2
The AI Daily Brief's second installment of 50 AI predictions for 2026 covers competitive dynamics, infrastructure financing, market f...
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4 AI Systems Every E-com Business Needs (n8n)
Ben AI walks through four AI automation systems built with n8n and Airtable for e-commerce businesses, covering customer support, SEO...
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A New Kind of AI Is Emerging And Its Better Than LLMS?
Meta FAIR researcher Yann LeCun and collaborators have published a paper on VLJ — a Vision Language model built on the Joint Embeddin...
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Nvidia “Buys” Groq for $20 BILLION
David Shapiro examines Nvidia's $20 billion deal with Groq—the AI chip startup behind the Language Processing Unit (LPU)—arguing that...