Daily 'AI for Work' Pulse: 13th of July
Happy Monday! 2 new AI tools and 78 AI news articles to get you up to speed fast. Skim the highlights, test the standouts, and keep your projects moving.
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Latest AI Tools
Miora
Miora generates full campaign asset packs from one brief as an agentic creative studio. It uses agent memory to retain your brand style and rules. This tool serves creators building multimodal assets.
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FetchSandbox
FetchSandbox simulates external API behaviors for developers testing third-party integrations. It provides a failure library to reproduce edge cases and errors in a controlled environment.
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All AI News for Today
78 News Articles published.
Latest General AI News
Big tech earnings show hundreds of billions in artificial intelligence spending
Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta report earnings on AI investments. Analysts expect their combined annual capital spending to exceed $200 billion.
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AI executives say compute demand outstrips supply despite chip stock volatility
Chip executives dismiss fears of cooling AI demand, citing strict supply constraints. One CEO says his hardware is sold out through 2030.
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Latest AI News for Creatives
KOR Protocol raises $7.5 million to build AI clearinghouse for creative assets
KOR Protocol raised $7.5 million at a $100 million valuation to build an AI clearinghouse. It reports 1 million sign-ups and $2 million in gross revenue.
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Music industry groups propose two labels for AI-generated and AI-assisted tracks
The IFPI and RIAA proposed a two-label system for AI-generated and AI-assisted music. Streaming platforms must adopt these tags to track royalties and credits.
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ADMAF launches 50,000 dirham AI award for UAE creatives
ADMAF, G42 and MBZUAI launched a Dh50,000 AI art award for UAE creatives, closing August 14. Winners get a research fellowship and a 2027 Abu Dhabi Festival exhibition.
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U.S. Copyright Office leaders and Glen Ballard speak at AIMP Global Music Publishing Summit
The 2026 AIMP Global Music Publishing Summit met June 9 in New York to address AI and copyright policy. U.S. Copyright Office leaders and Glen Ballard headlined.
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Labor ministers split on copyright laws as AI companies push for data mining exemptions
AI companies urge Australia to weaken copyright laws for model training in exchange for $50 billion in datacentre investments. The plan angers creators and divides ministers.
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Latest AI News for Customer Support
Customers prefer third-party generative AI tools over brand chatbots for customer service
Customers are 3x more likely to use third-party AI than brand chatbots, a 3,500-person survey shows. Brands must build bots to execute transactions, not answer questions.
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Latest AI News for Education
California ballot initiative mandates age estimation and safety audits for children using AI
A California ballot measure requires AI firms to verify minors' ages and file annual safety audits. Supporters note 70% of educators fear AI erodes critical thinking.
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KT wins WSIS Prize 2026 for mobile AI education platform
KT AI Station won the WSIS Prize 2026 Champion Award, selected from 1,595 global projects. The mobile platform teaches AI to remote students, reaching 1,797 learners in 2025.
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Survey finds teachers worry more about assessing student learning than cheating with artificial intelligence
With 84% of high schoolers using AI for schoolwork, teachers can no longer assess actual understanding. Educators are returning to in-class tasks to verify learning.
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University of Chicago bans technology in classrooms for first-year law students
UChicago Law will ban devices in first-year classes to prevent AI shortcuts. The Chicago Teachers Union is also pushing to block AI for students under 16.
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Latest AI News for Executives and Strategy
KB Financial Group chair urges artificial intelligence overhaul to strengthen wealth and asset management
KB Financial Group's chair told 270 executives to redesign operations around AI. The three-year plan prioritizes wealth management and adapting to shifting fund flows.
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Datavault AI and Patriot Strategic Metals partner to digitise critical mineral supply chains
Datavault AI and Patriot Strategic Metals are building a $700 million platform to tokenize critical minerals. The blockchain system tracks assets for AI and defense.
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OpenAI and Anthropic adjust launch strategies as US government requires pre-release security reviews for frontier AI models
The Trump administration now requires 30-day security reviews for frontier AI, causing an 18-day shutdown at Anthropic. OpenAI denied offering a 5% equity stake.
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Tata Consultancy Services plans up to 8,900 AI deployment engineers and seeks AI acquisitions
TCS is building up to 8,900 forward-deployed engineers to embed with clients. It is also pursuing AI acquisitions to counter fears that AI will disrupt outsourcing.
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Google releases healthcare AI search report showing impressions but no click or outcome data
Google's June 3 AI report tracks impressions but zero clicks, creating clinical risks for health systems. Providers cannot measure if AI answers drive patient appointments.
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OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Work for business operations teams
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Work to automate operations reporting and risk analysis. The AI reads project portals to flag hidden delays and builds executive presentations.
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North Carolina releases statewide AI strategic roadmap to guide workforce and economy
North Carolina released an AI roadmap with 17 goals to protect residents and modernize government. The plan directs agencies to balance innovation with ethical oversight.
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PayPal plans to accelerate AI adoption to save $1.5 billion in costs
PayPal plans a multi-year AI push targeting $1.5 billion in savings. First-quarter net profit fell to $1.11 billion as the company restructures into three units.
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Meta shares rise 15% for the week on AI strategy
Meta shares jumped 15% this week on new AI models and custom chip progress. The rally erased year-to-date losses as investors backed its $145 billion capital spending plan.
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Latest AI News for Finance
Fed's Williams identifies AI demand as primary inflation risk
NY Fed President John Williams warns AI demand could force rate hikes. He noted 0.2% monthly core inflation is needed to avoid tighter monetary policy.
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EX DeFi launches AI automated trading platform as US capital shifts to technology stocks
EX DeFi launched an AI trading system focused on five core areas. The platform automates execution as foreign capital shifts from US Treasuries to tech stocks.
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Big tech earnings show hundreds of billions in artificial intelligence spending
Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta report earnings on AI investments. Analysts expect their combined annual capital spending to exceed $200 billion.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Work for finance teams to automate data reconciliation and forecast updates
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Work for Finance Teams to automate data reconciliation. A demo showed the tool explaining a $1.6 million revenue beat.
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KB Financial Group chairman urges executives to adopt artificial intelligence
KB Financial Chairman Yang told 270 executives to embrace AI and treat shifting customer assets as an opportunity. The workshop mapped the group's strategy through 2029.
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Latest AI News for Government
Trump administration AI export program receives fewer applications than expected
The Commerce Department's AI export program drew just 78 applications in its first round, missing targets. Firms cite complex rules and shifting policies for the low turnout.
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Japan builds AI supply chains with European and Global South nations to reduce reliance on the United States and China
Japan confirmed July 12 it is forming AI pacts with France and four nations to cut US and Chinese tech reliance. This secures supply chains and counters Beijing's AI push.
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Japan may introduce artificial intelligence agents at local governments facing labor shortages
Japan will deploy AI agents in local government offices to offset severe labor shortages. Over 60% of municipalities reported difficulty filling positions in 2023.
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Latest AI News for Healthcare
Multimodal AI integrates diverse health data to improve diagnostics and proactive patient care
Multimodal AI combines health data to boost diagnostic accuracy by 2-7% over single models. This helps clinicians spot patient risks earlier and cut avoidable hospital visits.
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Experts say healthcare AI success depends on equity and access rather than technological sophistication
The US, China, Singapore, and the UK lead healthcare AI adoption. Experts say success requires using these tools to deliver equitable care to disadvantaged patients.
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Marc Andreessen says OpenAI's medical AI makes fewer errors than human doctors
Marc Andreessen claims AI outperforms 99.99% of doctors after OpenAI's GPT-5.6 received fewer flaw ratings. U.S. hospitals are deploying these tools.
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Fragmented records and weak data governance slow AI adoption across health systems
Weak data governance, not flawed models, is the main bottleneck slowing health system AI adoption. Hospitals are first targeting documentation and supply chains to manage risk.
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Agri-food tech startup expo opens at COEX in Seoul featuring pet technology and agricultural robotics
Seoul's AFPRO 2026 expo hosts 220 startups demonstrating farm robots and AI pet diagnostics. These tools target a pet market expected to reach 21 trillion won by 2032.
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Nvidia invests $10.4 million in Generate Biomedicines
Nvidia disclosed a $10.4 million stake in Generate Biomedicines to advance AI drug discovery. The chipmaker is also backing a $1 billion AI lab with Eli Lilly.
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Behavioral health clinician reduces documentation time with ambient AI tool
AI ambient documentation cuts note time by 50% for behavioral health clinicians. One psychologist reclaimed 90 minutes weekly for direct patient care.
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Audit finds critical errors in 18 percent of AI transcripts in healthcare and legal fields
An audit found critical errors in 18% of AI-generated medical and legal transcripts, including altered testimony. These flaws threaten patient safety and require human review.
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Latest AI News for Hospitality and Events
Hotels optimize online presence to increase bookings from AI search
Hotels optimizing for AI search convert visitors at 14.2%, compared to 2.8% for organic traffic. These AI-referred guests are also 4.4 times more valuable.
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Hostie raises $12 million to expand its virtual concierge for restaurants
Restaurant AI startup Hostie raised $12 million in Series A funding to expand its virtual concierge. The platform automates guest calls and reservations to cut staff workload.
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Latest AI News for Human Resources
China drops numerical target for urban job creation amid AI uncertainty
China dropped its 55 million five-year job target to shield 740 million workers from AI disruption. The 2026-2030 plan now sets annual hiring goals flexibly.
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Standard Chartered Bank Brunei hosts client session on artificial intelligence and human resources
Standard Chartered Bank Brunei hosted a Bandar Seri Begawan event on AI in HR. Leaders discussed preparing workforces for digital shifts while keeping people central.
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Latest AI News for Insurance
Verisk Analytics stock relies on recurring insurance data and risk modeling
Verisk Analytics provides risk data for property and casualty insurers to price policies and manage claims. Proprietary data creates high switching costs and steady revenue.
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IAG explores automated claim payouts
IAG is exploring automated payouts for its 8 million policyholders to cut claim times. The machine learning system would approve straightforward cases without human review.
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Majesco transitions to an AI-first company to automate insurance operations
Majesco launched 13 AI agents to automate insurance workflows and scale to 100 by October 2026. The tools target document-heavy tasks across P&C and health operations.
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Roadzen acquires European car rental insurance MGA for $15 million
Roadzen buys a European car rental insurance MGA for $15 million, gaining a platform processing 800,000 policies a year. The deal adds dynamic pricing and automated claims tech.
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Latest AI News for IT and Development
DeepSeek develops its own artificial intelligence chip
DeepSeek is developing a custom inference chip to reduce reliance on Nvidia amid US export controls. The effort coincides with a $7 billion funding round.
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South Korean researchers develop AI that detects cerebrovascular disease risk with 96.53% accuracy using daily life data
South Korean researchers built an AI that detects cerebrovascular disease risk from daily data with 96.53% accuracy. It flags warning signs up to four weeks before diagnosis.
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Protesters march in San Francisco to demand pause on AI development
About 200 protesters marched in San Francisco demanding a global pause on training advanced AI models. Organizers cited job losses, soaring rents, and existential risks.
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Saudi Arabia's Humain and Canada's Cohere partner on AI infrastructure
Humain and Cohere will deploy 50 megawatts of AI computing to build enterprise and Arabic-language models. The Saudi-Canadian infrastructure goes live in Q4 2027.
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Google Cloud launches AI lab, infrastructure and startup funding in Africa
Google expands its $1 billion African investment with a new subsea hub in South Africa and an AI lab in Ghana. The move backs 50 local startups to build regional tech talent.
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Big tech earnings show hundreds of billions in artificial intelligence spending
Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta report earnings on AI investments. Analysts expect their combined annual capital spending to exceed $200 billion.
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Apple sues OpenAI over alleged theft of trade secrets for AI hardware
Apple sued OpenAI over AI hardware trade secret theft, claiming over 400 former staff now work there. The suit seeks damages and could force OpenAI to redesign planned devices.
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AI executives say compute demand outstrips supply despite chip stock volatility
Chip executives dismiss fears of cooling AI demand, citing strict supply constraints. One CEO says his hardware is sold out through 2030.
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Latest AI News for Legal
Litera survey finds 85% of law firms say clients drive AI investment decisions
Client demand now drives AI investments at 85% of law firms. Just 15% of firms make these technology decisions entirely internally.
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Bangladesh enacts data protection law but lacks enforcement mechanisms for AI privacy
Bangladesh's 2026 data law fails to protect millions from corporate AI profiling. Unregulated harvesting drives dynamic pricing and targeted misinformation.
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Apple sues OpenAI for stealing trade secrets
Apple sued OpenAI on July 10, 2026, for allegedly stealing hardware trade secrets. The suit claims OpenAI asked candidates to share prototypes and downloaded internal files.
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UNESCO supports Tanzania's first judicial curriculum on AI and rule of law
UNESCO helped Tanzania create its first AI curriculum for judges and magistrates. Trainees will evaluate AI evidence and algorithmic bias in court.
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Employers cannot avoid discrimination liability by using AI hiring tools
A federal court ruled employers using AI hiring tools remain liable for discrimination. Outsourcing to software vendors does not shield companies from anti-discrimination laws.
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Miriam O'Callaghan considers second legal challenge against Facebook over AI images
RTÉ's Miriam O'Callaghan may sue Meta after AI images showed her bloodied online. She previously settled a five-year dispute with the company in 2022.
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Ukraine's Y-Park launches as continental Europe's first dedicated legal AI innovation hub
Y-Park launched in Kharkiv as Europe's first LegalTech and AI hub, digitizing 25,000 rare legal texts. The project targets a share of the $27.6 billion global market.
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Latest AI News for Management
Crunchtime adds AI tools to restaurant operations suite
Crunchtime added AI forecasting and voice inventory tools to its platform used by 850 restaurant brands. Users report up to 99% forecast accuracy to reduce waste.
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JPMorgan Chase reports AI agents outperform traditional portfolios in 20-year backtests
JPMorgan's AI agents outperformed the 60/40 portfolio in 20 years of backtests. JPM shares have returned 19.5% over the past year.
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Latest AI News for Marketing
OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Work to automate marketing reporting and presentations
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Work to automate marketing reports, building an 11-slide deck in minutes. The tool also analyzed live data to suggest an $85,000 paid social reallocation.
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Global personal luxury market returns to steady growth as AI adoption and consumer preferences shift
The global luxury market will grow 2-5% in 2026. Yet 60% of brands lag in AI maturity despite 90% of consumers using AI weekly to shop.
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Latest AI News for Operations
JR East tests AI and drones to restore train operations during emergencies
JR East is testing drones and AI in Tokyo to cut emergency rail recovery times. The tools aim to assess damage and resume service faster than manual ground crews.
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Sherpa raises $2.2 million pre-seed to build AI operating system for external workforce orchestration
Sherpa raised $2.2 million to build an AI operating system for external workforce orchestration. The startup targets a $6.8 trillion market to replace legacy tools.
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Siemens and IFS partner to integrate engineering and operations data using industrial AI
Siemens and IFS partnered to link engineering data with asset performance to cut downtime. The deal pairs Siemens' €78.9B revenue with IFS's 7,000-person software platform.
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Latest AI News for PR and Communications
Latest AI News for Product Development
Filed co-founder argues chat interfaces limit vertical AI and advocates for agentic delegation
Filed's CTO says chat interfaces in vertical AI bottleneck workflows by forcing users to verify outputs. He prefers agentic delegation to handle the remaining 20% of the work.
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Latest AI News for Real Estate and Construction
Latest AI News for Sales
Real estate agents adapt to AI tools but remain necessary to correct flawed client price estimates
Douglas Elliman is adopting Google Cloud AI, triggering layoffs and reducing agent demand. Competitor Compass spent nearly $1 billion building its own proprietary tech stack.
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OpenAI launched ChatGPT Work for Sales Teams to automate post-call tasks like account planning. The new tool reduces hours of manual admin work to minutes.
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Latest AI News for Science and Research
Study finds users form romantic relationships with AI chatbots and share intimate personal data
A study of 17 adults finds AI romances mirror human relationship arcs but expose major privacy gaps. Users shared sensitive data with chatbots lacking legal protections.
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KAIST develops AI to detect early stroke signs using home activity data
A KAIST AI detects early stroke risk by tracking home routines with 96.53% accuracy. It monitors daily activity in 1,224 seniors to flag health declines before a crisis.
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Google DeepMind chief executive Demis Hassabis argues artificial intelligence cannot independently invent special relativity
Google DeepMind's CEO says AI lacks the 1% of human insight to overturn scientific assumptions. It handles 99% of routine work, but breakthroughs need human judgment.
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Stanford researchers release open-source AI agent to automate biomedical research tasks
Stanford released Biomni, an open-source AI agent that automates biomedical workflows. Over 10,000 scientists use it to complete complex tasks in minutes.
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Iowa State University researchers receive $2.7 million to develop stronger magnets using artificial intelligence
Iowa State won a $2.7 million grant to find new permanent magnets. They will use machine learning and chemical synthesis to discover compounds outperforming current models.
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Carnegie Mellon researchers build open-source software to move AI between robots
Carnegie Mellon's Robot I/O framework cuts robot setup time to just two hours. The open-source tool lets researchers reuse modular code across different hardware.
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Latest AI News for Writers
Former iBooks Author Conference team launches autonomous digital author Mexi
The former iBooks Author Conference team launched Mexi, an autonomous AI author. The project has just 12 days of funding left and needs donations to continue.
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Marker raises $13 million seed funding to build an AI-native word processor
Marker raised $13 million to build an AI word processor that assists rather than automates writing. It acts as a margin-based editor to support the writing process.
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