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Today's AI News Headlines: 1. "YouTube Launches AI Chatbot to Help Restore Hacked Channels" [Source: Theverge] 2. "Perplexity AI plans to start running ads in fourth quarter as AI-assisted search gains popularity" [Source: Cnbc] 3. "Google DeepM

📁 AI to revolutionize wealth management — Banks face new competition Microsoft’s Martin Moeller says AI is shaking up wealth management, making banks sweat as startups move in. With firms like Klarna already replacing staff with AI and UBS seeing b

Smart glasses with displays and EMG interfaces are coming in the next year, full augmented reality glasses in a few years and we will all be the manager of a staff of human-level AI agents. ~ Yann LeCun

What’s a small legal issue you wish you could solve in 5 minutes? (e.g., security deposit, contract breach)" An AI-powered tool that generates **legal demand letters** in one click for common disputes—no lawyer needed AI replaces lawyers Eg:- Tired

The term AI takeover often sparks images of robots replacing humans or machines ruling the world. But here’s the truth—AI isn't taking over us; it’s taking over tasks. AI is automating the repetitive, enhancing decision-making, and revolutionizing i

Weekend bash was full of General Elections, IPO, Layoffs and funding - Startups seeking advice on IPO timing amid market volatility. - Simpl, a consumer credit startup, lays off 30 employees and restructures senior leadership. - Startups adopt ne

What makes for an ideal business acquisition? ->Bootstrapped: A company that has grown without heavy outside funding tends to be more stable. ->Strategic Fit: The acquisition should complement your existing operations and enhance synergy. ->Experie

I was scrolling through Twitter and saw something surprising. A 22-year-old Stanford grad shared that he uses AI for everything—writing, thinking, and even talking. But what shocked me was when he said, “I forget simple words now. My brain feels s

Yesterday someone sent me 10 pages long word document apologizing for something, it was kinda suspicious for me but those pages had a lot of spelling errors and humanly slangs, so I didn't suspect it to be an ai 💀 but couldn't control the urge so I

The most dangerous man in tech isn't Elon or Sam Altman. It's a 75-year-old professor they call the "Godfather of AI." After discovering a horrifying truth in Google's AI, he risked everything to expose it. Here's why they paid him $44 Million to