Pope Leo XIV to release first encyclical on AI with Anthropic co-founder
Pope Leo XIV will release his first encyclical on AI with Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah, focusing on preserving human dignity in the technological age.
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Managing shadow AI tools: 5 steps to secure employee productivity
Five-step approach helps organizations secure employee AI usage without compromising productivity.
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Anthropic's SpaceX deal just made Claude Pro worth keeping for non-coders
Anthropic's partnership with SpaceX to take over compute capacity at the Colossus 1 data center has doubled rate limits for Pro subscribers and lifted throttling, making the $17/month plan significantly more valuable…
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College students drown out AI-praising commencement speeches with boos — 'deal with it' one speaker fires back as students heckle positive pitches for AI's role
Students at three U.S. universities booed high‑profile speakers who praised AI, underscoring growing generational anxiety over automation and job security.
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Google is quietly testing weekly usage caps for free Gemini users
Google is testing weekly usage caps for free Gemini users, replacing daily and hourly limits — a move that could frustrate heavy users as AI infrastructure costs climb.
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I asked codex ai to customize my hyprland desktop – it worked, but beginners beware
OpenAI's Codex was the only AI among three tested that produced a usable Hyprland 0.55.2 config, but it required manual fixes and extra packages like Kitty, Waybar and Rofi.
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Researchers cram cameras into Sony earbuds to create ai-powered smart wearables
University of Washington researchers fitted cameras into Sony WF-1000XM3 earbuds to create VueBuds — an AI-powered prototype that hints at Apple's reported plans for camera-equipped AirPods.
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Google has sold so much TPU capacity that its own researchers are queueing for the rest
Google's own AI researchers are now competing for TPU computing resources as the company's massive external deals with Anthropic and Meta lock up capacity, creating an internal resource crunch.
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How to watch Google I/O 2026
Google's annual developer conference returns with AI-powered Android updates, new laptops, and smart glasses announcements.
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Google I/O 2026: everything announced so far, from Gemini Intelligence to the death of the Chromebook
Google reveals Gemini Intelligence, Googlebooks laptops, Android XR glasses, and Android 17 at I/O 2026, marking a major AI integration push.
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Dust raises $40m to push enterprise AI past the single-player era
Paris and San Francisco-based Dust has raised $40m to transition enterprise AI from individual assistants to collaborative, multiplayer workspaces used by over 3,000 organizations.
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Claude Code's CLAUDE.md files are the productivity tweak most users still ignore
Claude Code's CLAUDE.md files give project-specific instructions that load at session start — a simple, underused tweak that cuts repetitive re-explanation and boosts daily productivity.
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South Korea's LetinAR is building optics behind AI glasses
South Korean startup LetinAR raises $18.5M to advance its PinTILT optical technology, as global AI glasses shipments surge 300% and major tech companies race to perfect wearable AR experiences.
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Perplexity Pro users hit drastic AI model usage limits as company pushes $2,000 Max tier
Perplexity Pro subscribers say weekly caps on advanced AI models like Gemini 3.1 Pro have dropped sharply, with some hitting limits after just 3-5 queries — pushing users toward a $2,000/year Max tier.
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Apple’s Siri revamp to focus on privacy with auto-deleting chats
Apple is preparing a Siri update focused on privacy, including auto-deleting chats and a standalone app powered by Google Gemini, set for announcement at WWDC in June.
