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  • A person holding an Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft e-reader with a pen, displaying notes on the large 11-inch color e-ink screen.

    Kindle Scribe Colorsoft Review: A Two-Month Verdict on Amazon's $630 Color E-Reader

    2 months ago16 sources
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    After two months of testing, TechCrunch's Aisha Malik calls the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft 'a lot of fun, but it's not a must have' — it costs $630, weighs 400 grams, and pairs an 11 inch color e ink display wi...

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  • X Original Content Rewards Program announcement visual showing the transition from Revenue Sharing to a new creator monetization system focused on original posts

    X Kills Revenue Sharing, Launches Original Content Rewards: Full Timeline, Eligibility, and What Actually Counts as Original

    2 months ago25 sources
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    On August 8, 2026, X announced it is retiring its Creator Revenue Sharing program and replacing it with the Original Content Rewards Program, a new system that only pays creators for original posts receiving...

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  • OpenAI logo and NextSlide presentation software concept visual, representing the acquisition of the AI presentation startup

    OpenAI Acquires NextSlide: What the AI Presentation Startup Brings to ChatGPT

    2 months ago27 sources
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    OpenAI has acquired NextSlide, an AI presentation startup founded by serial entrepreneur Ahmed Beshry.

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  • AI-generated editorial image showing an industrial gas power plant with cooling towers and smokestacks, representing the environmental impact of Amazon's planned AI data center in

    Amazon's Texas AI Data Center Would Be the Biggest Climate Polluter in the U.S. — and It's Colliding with Its Own Net-Zero Pledge

    2 months ago26 sources
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    Amazon's planned AI data center in Pecos County, Texas, would be powered by a 7.65 GW natural gas plant permitted to emit 33 million tons of CO₂ per year — twice the output of the dirtiest U.S.

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  • AI-generated concept image of a 2009 Toyota Yaris covered in the noRecognition adversarial pattern, driving past a surveillance camera at the Def Con conference in Las Vegas.

    Inside noRecognition: How 31 Million AI Tests Created Patterns That Fool Flock, Axon, and Clearview Cameras

    2 months ago30 sources
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    Security researcher Bill Swearingen trained a reinforcement learning model over roughly 31 million tests to generate computer generated patterns that prevent Flock license plate readers, Axon body cameras, a...

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  • An abstract visualization of the King's Cross transformation in London, from red-light district to AI hub

    From red-light district to AI nerve centre: How London's King's Cross became a world top-three AI hub

    2 months ago25 sources
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    London's King's Cross has transformed from a notorious red light district 20 years ago into one of the world's top three AI hubs, rivaled only by San Francisco and Beijing [1][2][11].

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  • What is the environmental impact of Amazon's planned data center in Pecos County, Texas, which will be powered by an on site natural gas pow

    What is the environmental impact of Amazon's planned data center in Pecos County, Texas, which will be powered by an on site natural gas pow

    2 months ago18 sources
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    Amazon's planned AI data center in Pecos County, Texas, represents a direct and severe collision between its AI expansion and its public climate commitments.

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  • AI-generated rendering of a Zoox robotaxi, a rectangular autonomous pod without a steering wheel or pedals, used to illustrate the first U.S. commercial steering-wheel-free robotax

    Zoox Begins Paid Robotaxi Service: How a First-of-Its-Kind NHTSA Exemption Reshapes the AV Industry for Tesla and Beyond

    2 months ago16 sources
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    Zoox launched the first commercial steering wheel free robotaxi service in the U.S.

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  • What does historian Jill Lepore argue in her upcoming book "The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State" about Silicon Valley's replacement of

    What does historian Jill Lepore argue in her upcoming book "The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State" about Silicon Valley's replacement of

    2 months ago19 sources
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    In her upcoming book *The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State* (out August 25, 2026), Harvard historian and *New Yorker* writer Jill Lepore argues that Silicon Valley tech companies are quietly taking over...

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  • Claude Code auto mode default announcement: AI coding agent with safety classifier replacing permission prompts

    Claude Code Auto Mode is Now Default: Anthropic's Classifier Caught 89% of Dangerous Commands vs 13.6% for Humans

    2 months ago26 sources
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    Starting August 14, 2026, Anthropic made auto mode the default permission setting for new Claude Code sessions on Pro, Max, and Team plans, replacing manual approval prompts with a safety classifier that blo...

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  • Abstract visualization of AI agents working in parallel to discover new semiconductor materials for chip cooling

    Discovered Materials: The AI Startup Using Agent Swarms to Fix Overheating AI Chips

    2 months ago26 sources
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    Discovered Materials is a San Francisco deep tech startup using swarms of AI agents to discover new semiconductor materials that pull heat away from AI chips.

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  • Abstract visualization of a semiconductor chip manufacturing facility with glowing circuits, representing the AI chip startup Source Foundry's challenge to ASML's lithography domin

    Inside the $400 Million Bet That Followed the Most Catastrophic Hedge Fund Blowup of the Year

    2 months ago28 sources
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    Leopold Aschenbrenner's AI hedge fund Situational Awareness added $400 million to its stake in stealth chip startup Source Foundry in early August 2026, bringing its total position to $500 million — just day...

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