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Monday, August 3, 2026
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Thought you needed an artist to make a comic? Well, not anymore, or at least not exclusively. A new open-source project challenges creatives with 27 AI agents.
Everyone's watching AI stock prices soar, but maybe we're looking at the wrong tree. A senior IMF official just warned about a much less visible danger.
Everyone talks about AI "changing everything," but few get their hands dirty. Behind the magic, there's a world of infinite code and concrete problems to solve.
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Running an online store with Easy Digital Downloads often means scattered data. Imagine a central brain organizing all your sales and products. This open-source tool promises just that.
An AI World's Fair? Sounds like something from another era, but someone's serious about it. Get ready for 2026.
AI models often feel like brilliant but forgetful brains. Someone finally decided to give them a real brain, full of connections.
Virtual assistants make life easier, but what if they took over the stock market? The Bank of England just issued a warning on the risks.
Dreaming of a personal assistant that truly gets you, without costing an arm and a leg? You might not have to wait too long to see it in action.
Imagine an army of bots buying and selling stocks at warp speed, with no human to hit the brakes. The Bank of England just raised a red flag: this stuff could trigger market meltdowns.
Picture a whole town populated solely by artificial intelligences, each with its own life and drama. This isn't science fiction; it's a simulation project for 2026 that promises to be quite a spectacle.
Everyone talks about artificial intelligence, but the truth is quite different. Outside the social bubble, most people are still pretty confused.
