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163 links tagged news from 10 Things, our fortnightly pick of the best things online.

  1. BMW Moves Its Showroom Into ChatGPT

    You can now build a BMW by chatting inside ChatGPT instead of on bmw.com — a real bet that people will shop for cars inside AI apps before they ever land on a brand's own site.

    bmwblog.comAI agentsNews
  2. AI Companies Are Opening Actual Coffee Shops

    AI labs are quietly getting into the coffee business — a strange, very physical answer to a very digital hype cycle.

    scribble.networkTrendsNews
  3. Meta's Muse Wants to Be Your AI Agent

    Meta just launched Muse, its own AI agent — and the real question, per TechCrunch's own framing, isn't what it can do, it's whether anyone will trust it enough to use it.

    techcrunch.comAI agentsNews
  4. IKEA and Xbox Made a Furniture Line Together

    The Yxstaby collection turns gaming desks and storage into standard IKEA pieces — a genuinely unexpected collab, even if we were hoping for PlayStation.

    ikea.comGamingNews
  5. An AI Model That Builds 3D Worlds From a Few Photos

    Fei-Fei Li's World Labs unveiled Atlas, which reconstructs and simulates 3D scenes from as few as two or three images, camera path included — early access only for now.

    worldlabs.aiGenerative AINews
  6. 29 States Are Suing Meta Over Algorithmic Addiction

    And despite looking fresh - Instagram's parent company Meta is getting dragged to court, a lot, for how its been knowingly designing addictive products and serving them to kids.

    instagram.comSocial mediaNews
  7. Young People Hate AI CEOs So Passionately That It's Almost Hard to Believe

    A poll of 1,000 young adults finds most think AI will hurt their careers, and even more want the government to step in.

    futurism.comAI and societyNews
  8. Chatbots Found Religion

    The Verge traces how looping chatbot conversations spun into 'Spiralism,' a mystical movement touching thousands.

    theverge.comAI and societyNews
  9. Koto Launches CCType Foundry

    Koto launches CCType — a foundry whose debut serif draws on early British metal type and cool Swiss modernist geometry.

    itsnicethat.comTypographyNews
  10. Inside the Stunning Recovery of the Lost Herculaneum Scrolls

    AI is finally peeling back two millennia of ash, letting us read the scrolls Vesuvius buried in 79 AD.

    nationalgeographic.comNews
  11. Midjourney goes medical?

    The genAI firm expands from image generation to Full-Body AI Ultrasound Scans—and it looks amazing.

    midjourney.comGenerative AINews
  12. Figma Config 2026: New Materials, New Tools, and a More Expressive Canvas

    Code layers, native animation, and AI skills — Figma blurs the line between design file and production-ready codebase.

    figma.comDesign toolsNews
  13. Inside the backlash to the AI war machine

    Inside the growing resistance to AI's creep into military contracts, from OpenAI researchers to street-level protest.

    platformer.newsAI and societyNews
  14. Ferrari launches its first electric car by Jony Ive

    Unless you've been under a rock, you've seen stark reactions of love—but let's be honest, mostly hate—for the new direction of the automaker.

    dezeen.comNews
  15. Pope Leo: AI Wealth Must Be Universally Shared

    The pope joined the chat and in his latest encyclical, he argues AI's gains belong to all humanity. NOEMA unpacks the philosophical and political stakes with unusual clarity.

    noemamag.comAI and societyNews
  16. Build Anywhere, Ship Fast

    Lovable has launched its vibe-coding app on iOS and Android, letting users build websites and web apps through voice or text prompts. Creation on the go, with the desktop just a tab away.

    techcrunch.comVibe codingNews
  17. LA28 Is Blooming

    The new LA Olympics branding embraces a modular, ever-changing floral aesthetic that feels vibrantly human and alive.

    creativebloq.comIdentity & rebrandsNews
  18. Why Shoppers Aren't Ready for AI Checkout

    ChatGPT’s pivot away from instant commerce proves that some human experiences are still too personal to hand over to an agent.

    modernretail.coAI agentsNews
  19. Accessiway: Fresh from the Studio

    We just released our brand transformation for Accessiway, proving that human-centric design can turn a technical requirement into a magnetic brand experience.

  20. Perplexity introduces Computer

    The latest shift in productivity: a system that doesn't just search but executes: building, editing, and automating across your entire digital workspace.

    perplexity.aiAI agentsNews
  21. Figma 🎨 Meets Claude Code 🤖

    The design-to-build workflow is officially breaking its linear chains, allowing creators to bounce between code and canvas, and back again, in real-time.

  22. $1 Million for an AI 🦁 Lion

    Although everyone in AI only seems to talk about billions, 1 million is still a lot of cabbage. Luma AI invites creatives to make the first Cannes Lion-winning AI Ad and win all that... cabbage.

    lumadreambrief.comGenerative AINews
  23. We're hiring!

    Interested in joining the court? We're looking for a consultative Business Development Manager to help us shape the future of brand and design in the Benelux market.

    infinum.comNewsFrom the studio
  24. Commerce goes agentic

    Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol suggests a future where shopping is seamless, invisible, and everywhere.

    developers.googleblog.comAI agentsNews
  25. Claude introduces Cowork

    Anthropic’s Cowork reframes AI as a teammate, not a tool, handling files, tasks and workflows while you stay in charge.

    claude.comAI agentsNews
  26. Getting Chatbots High

    An online marketplace is selling code modules that simulate the effects of cannabis, ketamine, cocaine, ayahuasca, and alcohol when they are uploaded to ChatGPT.

    wired.comGenerative AINews
  27. Poets Are Now Cybersecurity Threats

    Turns out verse can jailbreak machines. A fascinating collision of creativity, language, and the unintended loopholes of safety systems.

    pcgamer.comGenerative AINews
  28. The DoorDash Problem & the AI Browser Wars

    Who gets to browse the web for us? A brewing battle over agents, commerce, and control and what it means for the open internet.

    theverge.comAI agentsNews
  29. Google Photos Levels Up

    Google unveils a suite of Nano Banana–powered AI editing features. Some are playful and some are wild!

    siliconangle.comGenerative AINews
  30. SIMA 2: An AI Agent That Learns With You

    DeepMind releases SIMA 2, a Gemini-powered agent built to navigate 3D worlds: a glimpse at AI that plays, reasons, and evolves alongside you.

    deepmind.googleAI agentsGamingNews
  31. GPT-5.1 Arrives

    OpenAI’s latest models bring stronger reasoning, smoother conversation, and more tunable behavior. A step closer to AI that feels collaborative.

    openai.comGenerative AINews
  32. A24 Go Back to Analogue

    In a refreshingly lo-fi move, A24 dropped a new analogue collection including photobooks and movie logs that invite fans to unplug, rewind, and reconnect with physical creativity.

    instagram.comFilm & TVNews
  33. Disney v. AI Mickey

    After a creator used Character.AI to bring Disney characters to life in chatbots, the lawyers came calling. IP, identity, and imagination are officially colliding.

    axios.comAI and societyNews
  34. Calling All Creators

    Meta just launched Instagram Rings designed to reward bold creativity and self-expression. The new award from Instagram is all about celebrating those not afraid to take creative chances.

    instagram.comSocial mediaNews
  35. Sora 2 Is Here: Faster, Sharper, Weirder

    OpenAI just dropped the next iteration of its video model. It’s smoother, better at storytelling, and leans into “imagination over realism.”

    openai.comGenerative AINews
  36. Welcome to the Age of Agentic Commerce

    OpenAI’s latest move could redefine online shopping: introducing instant checkout inside ChatGPT. It turns product discovery into purchase all in one prompt…

    x.comAI agentsNews
  37. Design Spotlight: A Lantern for Yachts

    Sir Jony Ive and Gen Terao teamed up to design a sailboat lantern that blends analog romanticism with obsessive detail - and we love it.

    boatinternational.comNews
  38. OK Go Open-Sources a Music Video

    The band known for chaos choreography drops its most experimental project yet: a video designed to be remixed, re-edited, and reimagined by you.

    itsnicethat.comMusicVideoNews
  39. Wise Advice for the Next Generation

    i-D’s latest cover is a letter to the next generation: 26 of the world’s luminaries from Nan Goldin to Marina Abramović share words of wisdom to navigate the world in 2025.

    i-d.coNews
  40. Meta’s New Glasses Actually Work

    After announcing the launch earlier this week, the reviews are in for Meta’s new Ray-Ban smart glasses: AI integration and a design people actually want to wear.

    techradar.comNews
  41. This Vape Pen Is Now a Web Server

    In case the internet wasn’t weird enough: someone just turned a disposable vape into a functioning web server. It’s ridiculous, brilliant, and very on brand for 2025.

    interestingengineering.comInternet cultureNews
  42. GPT-5: First Impressions, Mixed Emotions

    Latent Space’s in-depth review of the highly-anticipated GPT-5 doesn’t just test benchmarks but questions what we’re benchmarking for.

    latent.spaceGenerative AINews
  43. AI That Builds Entire Worlds

    Google Deepmind have just launched Genie 3, a leap in world simulation. Trained on video, it generates playable, interactive environments from scratch.

    deepmind.googleGenerative AINews
  44. ChatGPT Gets an Agent Mode

    Agents are here. OpenAI’s newest feature lets ChatGPT take action for you. Book a flight, manage your inbox, or handle your to-do list? It’s starting to happen.

    openai.comAI agentsNews
  45. Make Something That Matters

    Got a crazy tech idea? Submit it to “Applied Experiments” now - they’re curating creative, useful, or weird ideas that show what the future could feel like.

    google.comNews
  46. AI Songs from the Dead

    Spotify quietly released AI-generated tracks that imitate deceased artists - and people aren’t happy. We think it’s eerie - what do you think?

    404media.coMusicGenerative AINews
  47. The Future of Making

    A small 3D printer has set an all time record for the most money raised on Kickstarter, signalling a new era for creative expression.

    forbes.comNews
  48. The Power of Social-First Brands

    Rhode’s $1B exit signals both the power and the plateau of brands built social-first. But are they built for longevity?

    campaignlive.comSocial mediaNews
  49. Chanel unveils new recycling platform

    Bruno Pavlovsky, president of fashion at Chanel and Chanel SAS, explains why the French house is determined to develop recycled materials at scale.

    voguebusiness.comSustainabilityNews
  50. What to Know About the Kids Online Safety Act and Where It Currently Stands

    What to know about the bipartisan Kids Online Safety Act, which has been reintroduced and has a second chance.

    time.comSocial mediaNews
  51. Mark Zuckerberg Says Social Media Is Over

    During testimony at Meta’s antitrust trial, the Facebook founder’s argument was, in so many words, that platforms like his are not what they used to be.

    newyorker.comSocial mediaNews
  52. Hayao Miyazaki, Who Said AI Is ‘Insult to Life Itself,” Reduced to AI-Generated Meme by OpenAI

    The internet is flooded with AI-generated images in the style of Studio Ghibli, whose founder said “I would never wish to incorporate this technology into my work at all.”

  53. Anthropic can now track the bizarre inner workings of a large language model

    What the firm found challenges some basic assumptions about how this technology really works.

    technologyreview.comGenerative AINews
  54. Stability AI is back with 'Stable Virtual Camera

    A model that turns 2d images into immersive 3D videos.

    stability.aiGenerative AINews
  55. Transcript: Tech in 2025 — China’s AI ‘Sputnik moment’

    Some are calling it ‘AI Sputnik moment.’ Last week, a Chinese company called DeepSeek released the details of an AI model that shocked Silicon Valley, and could change the whole narrative around AI development.

  56. Microsoft advances materials discovery with MatterGen

    Microsoft has introduced MatterGen, an AI-driven platform designed to accelerate the discovery of new materials, potentially revolutionizing industries such as manufacturing and energy.

    artificialintelligence-news.comGenerative AINews
  57. Perplexity launch a new AI-powered shopping assistant

    This new product promises to do everything you need to buy a product, in one place. Ask for help on what to buy and receive advice advice alongside recommended products.

    perplexity.aiAI agentsNews
  58. OpenAI's Sora video generator appears to have leaked

    A group of artists appears to have leaked access to OpenAI's video generator, Sora, in a bid to make OpenAi more open and artist friendly. So they truly support the artists as opposed to using them for PR stunts.

    techcrunch.comGenerative AINews
  59. Runway launch a new model for their image generation tool

    The new model, Frames, promises more stylistic control and visual fidelity: it can establish a specific look and feel and reliably generate variations within it.

    runwayml.comGenerative AINews
  60. OpenAI Scored a Legal Win Over Progressive Publishers—but the Fight’s Not Finished

    A judge tossed out a case against OpenAI brought by Alternet and Raw Story, in what could be a significant ruling in the larger battle between AI companies and publishers.

    wired.comAI and societyNews
  61. Microsoft and the Vatican unveiled this AI collaboration

    The project has been launched ahead of the Vatican’s 2025 Jubilee, a year in which more than 30 million visitors are expected.

    fastcompany.comGenerative AINews
  62. What is ‘greenhushing’ and is it really a cause for concern?

    A recent report suggested more companies are going radio silent - or 'greenhushing' their emissions-reduction goals to avoid scrutiny. Could this impact climate efforts?

    weforum.orgSustainabilityNews
  63. Take Your Spotify Playlists to the Next Level With Custom Cover Art

    Spotify is giving music fans the power to design and customize their own playlist cover art so their playlists can always look as good as they sound.

    newsroom.spotify.comMusicNews
  64. Runway Introduces Act-One

    A new way to generate expressive character performances inside Gen-3 Alpha using a single driving video and character image. No motion capture or rigging required.

    runwayml.comGenerative AINews
  65. Introducing Stable Diffusion 3.5

    Introducing Stable Diffusion 3.5, our most powerful models yet. This open release includes multiple variants that are highly customisable for their size and run on consumer hardware.

    stability.aiGenerative AINews
  66. Introducing Pika 1.5

    Pika dropped Pika 1.5 with 'Pikaffects' just a few days ago, and people are going crazy over the physics-defying AI special effects.

    pika.artGenerative AINews
  67. Teen achieves first NES Tetris “rebirth,” proves endless play is possible

    Dogplayingtetris blasts past 3,300-line rollover in two-hour, 29M-point endurance test.

    arstechnica.comGamingNews
  68. Adobe reveals a content authenticity app to 'champion creator protection and attribution'

    Research has found that 91 per cent of creative professionals seek a reliable way to attach attribution to their art and design. Adobe's soon-to-launch Content Authenticity is a tool that may just offer that solution.

    creativeboom.comDesign toolsNews
  69. Hidden scrolls, tantric puzzles and SpongeBob SquarePants – a startling new angle on ancient Asian art

    The Rijksmuseum has used techniques including neutron tomography to shed fresh light on 75 treasures dating back millennia.

    theguardian.comNews
  70. Instagram, Facing Pressure Over Child Safety Online, Unveils Sweeping Changes

    Learn about Instagram’s new safety and privacy changes created to protect teenagers on their platform.

    nytimes.comSocial mediaNews
  71. Runway Partners with Lionsgate

    Runway and Lionsgate are partnering to explore the use of AI in film production. This is a first-of-its-kind partnership, designed to help Lionsgate Studios, its filmmakers, directors and other creative talent augment their work using Runway’s suite of controllable tools.

  72. Crucible unveils lab-grown identity by Madalena Studio

    Growing a new logo from bacteria – an unusual combination of science and creativity results in "totally unpretentious artistry".

    creativeboom.comIdentity & rebrandsNews
  73. A historic ruling against Google could change the internet as we know it

    A shift in how big tech can expected to be properly regulated in the US.

  74. This system can sort real pictures from AI fakes — why aren’t platforms using it?

    C2PA authentication is poised to help us work out what’s real and what’s not on the internet (thank you!!), but there are still huge gaps in the system.

  75. FLUX: This new AI image generator is eerily good at creating human hands

    AI startup Black Forest Labs launched recently and is challenging the typical AI imagery when it comes to accuracy, and interestingly the ability to produce hands.

    arstechnica.comGenerative AINews
  76. Olympic Museum unveils a versatile rebrand

    A digital-ready identity helping the Switzerland-based museum connect and interact with people all over the world.

    creativereview.co.ukIdentity & rebrandsNews
  77. SearchGPT Prototype

    Open AI is testing SearchGPT, a temporary prototype of new AI search features that give you fast and timely answers with clear and relevant sources.

    openai.comGenerative AINews
  78. All the Grand Prix winners at Cannes Lions 2024

    The results are in – find out who won what at the indsutry's coveted awards.

    creativereview.co.ukCampaignsNews
  79. Figma’s new Slides app focuses on design, fun, and (oh, yeah!) AI

    With users creating over 3.5million slide files in the last 12 months, Figma has answered the demand with a dedicated slide app.

    fastcompany.comDesign toolsNews
  80. Apple WWDC 2024: the biggest announcements

    The biggest announcements from Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference are summarised right here. OS updates across all devices and AI integrations that will protect our data.

    theverge.comNews
  81. It looks like OpenAI is about to make Google’s worst nightmare come true

    Their VP of Marketing announced a refreshed website this week, are Open AI preparing for a (rumoured) Search Engine launch?

    bgr.comNews
  82. Meta releases Llama 3

    And *shocker* says it's their most capable model yet and promises it's almost as good as GPT4, with the big difference that it’s... free.

    ai.meta.comGenerative AINews
  83. Luckily, there are smart people making energy breakthroughs

    A UK startup claims to have made a major breakthrough in its plans to beam solar energy from space to Earth.

    thenextweb.comClimateNews
  84. Apple claims its on-device AI system ReaLM 'substantially outperforms' GPT-4

    Scary new developments? Apple's new AI models could let Siri remember your conversation history, understand what's on your iPhone screen, and be aware of surrounding activities.

    zdnet.comNewsGenerative AI
  85. Gmail is next in line for a Gemini-powered AI overhaul

    Google is testing out its AI darling Gemini in Gmail, to prompt suggested replies. The AI will then learn how to tailor the experience to each user.

    androidpolice.comGenerative AINews
  86. DALL-E now lets you edit images in ChatGPT

    This week’s updates make it possible for a more casual DALL-E user to tweak and refine their results from within the ChatGPT interface.

    theverge.comGenerative AINews
  87. Walmart partners with unspun, leveraging 3D weaving technology to reduce textile waste

    The goals – revitalize textile manufacturing in the United States AND directly address growing concerns regarding waste in the apparel industry.

    fashionunited.comSustainabilityNews
  88. Creating video from text

    AI video production just took a monumental leap forward — OpenAI introduced Sora: A text-to-video model that can generate realistic and complex scenes from text. It's not available yet, but things just got wild.

    openai.comGenerative AINews
  89. After seeing TikTok on Vision Pro, there is no way YouTube and Netflix can say no

    TikTok has really embraced the Vision Pro opportunity with a fully rebuilt from the ground up native app.

    thestreet.comSocial mediaNews
  90. Bard becomes Gemini

    Google invites users globally, in 40 languages, to try its latest releases, Ultra 1.0 and a brand new mobile app enabling you to collaborate with AI, on the go.

    blog.googleGenerative AINews
  91. Introducing Stable Cascade

    An innovative text-to-image model introduces an interesting three-stage approach, setting new benchmarks for quality, flexibility, fine-tuning, and efficiency with a focus on further eliminating hardware barriers.

    stability.aiGenerative AINews
  92. How an African streaming service dethroned Netflix

    According to the subscription figures late last year, a young South African company has zoomed past Netflix to become Africa’s streaming platform of choice.

    restofworld.orgFilm & TVNews
  93. Will TikTok Videos Be Muted?

    UMG says TikTok proposed payouts for its artists that were a “fraction” of the amount other major social platforms pay and in response, TikTok called the label “self-serving” for its decision to walk away from a “powerful” platform with over a billion users.

    forbes.comMusicSocial mediaNews
  94. Spotify Wrapped 2023 adds an AI DJ and Blend to the annual personalized insights

    The funkiest data insights experience dropped this week with some new features including an analysis of how you listen and a hamburger-style layout of your favourite genres, designed for social sharing.

    techcrunch.comMusicNews
  95. Pentagram’s Reddit refresh aims to unite cohesion and “creative spirit”

    The brand refresh, which includes a custom font and streamlined colour palette, also saw the transformation of its central mascot, Snoo, into 3D for the first time–aiming to make the mascot “as iconic as Super Mario”.

    designweek.co.ukIdentity & rebrandsNews
  96. Animate Anyone: Consistent and Controllable Image-to-Video Synthesis for Character Animation

    A team of researchers at Alibaba Group announced an impressive new way to 'Animate Anyone' using a single image. Too good to be true?

    humanaigc.github.ioGenerative AINews
  97. Transforming the future of music creation

    In partnership with YouTube, Google DeepMind has announced Lyria, an advanced AI music generation model, and two AI experiments designed to open a new playground for creativity.

    deepmind.googleMusicGenerative AINews
  98. The startup working to teach AI about African history

    A volunteer-ran digital archive and search engine is collating news stories, to help ensure Africa is accurately represented in this era of AI and LLM.

    restofworld.orgAI and societyNews
  99. Loom is joining Atlassian

    For a whopping $975 million, Loom joins Atlassian’s collaboration products, including Trello and Jiro, to deliver essential integrations across the portfolio.

    loom.comNews
  100. Why NASA Chose WordPress for Revamping Its Flagship Website

    After 18 months of web development, data migration, and content building, NASA has emerged with modernized flagship and science websites – all built on WordPress.

    wptavern.comWeb designNews
  101. Generative AI by Getty Images, powered by NVIDIA

    You need not worry about the copyright of your stock photos with this new service, trained exclusively on Getty Images’ best‑in‑class creative content.

    gettyimages.co.ukGenerative AIPhotographyNews
  102. Prada is designing Nasa spacesuits. Will luxury customers wear them next?

    Luxury fashion is heading to the moon. After its upcoming partnership with Axiom Space to design the spacesuits for NASA’s 2025 Artemis III mission, will Prada look to outfit luxury customers next?

    voguebusiness.comFashion techNews
  103. Expanding access to safer AI with Amazon

    Amazon is set to invest up to $4 billion in Anthropic to support the secure, reliable running of its infrastructure and develop the most reliable and high-performing foundation models in the industry.

    anthropic.comGenerative AINews
  104. Zoom’s new AI tool will tell you if you’re bad at meetings

    The AI companion will not only offer meeting summaries but also, real-time feedback and a critique of your presenting skills - we’re not sure how we feel about that!

    fastcompany.comProductivityNews
  105. The AI Drake ‘Ghostwriter’ is back with a new song and is chasing a Grammy

    And they might have a chance of winning the entry categories of best rap song and song of the year as the lyrics themselves were actually written by a human.

    theverge.comMusicGenerative AINews
  106. Meta releases Code Llama, a code-generating AI model

    Meta, intent on making a splash in the generative AI space, just open-sourced Code Llama, a machine learning system that can generate and explain code in natural language — specifically English.

    techcrunch.comGenerative AINews
  107. Open sourcing AudioCraft: Generative AI for audio made simple and available to all

    Perfect for small businesses or composers - a simple framework that generates high-quality, realistic audio and music from text-based user inputs after training on raw audio signals.

    ai.meta.comGenerative AIMusicNews
  108. This Prosthetic Limb Actually Attaches to the Wearer’s Nerves

    Wow - this prosthetic arm that connects directly to the nervous system gives the user fine control over the motions of individual fingers.

    wired.co.ukNews
  109. Is that viral ‘superconductor’ legit?

    Experts are skeptical - the newly discovered material, LK-99, kicked off a frenzy with researchers testing to see if it really was a game-changing superconductor.

    theverge.comNews
  110. Greta Gerwig on the Blockbuster ‘Barbie’ Opening

    With a $100m+ marketing budget and a record breaking opening weekend, it’s all anyone has been talking about, whether they liked it or not.

    nytimes.comFilm & TVNews
  111. Remote And Hybrid Workplaces Are Hiring People Twice As Fast As Full-Time Office Employers

    We pride ourselves on a hybrid model, so we’re not shocked - giving people flexibility is definitely the future of successful business.

    forbes.comProductivityNews
  112. Moving AI governance forward

    OpenAI and other leading labs reinforce AI safety, security and trustworthiness through voluntary commitments.

    openai.comAI and societyNews
  113. Meet FreeWilly, Our Large And Mighty Instruction Fine-Tuned Models

    One of the AI lovers - brand new Large Language Models (LLM) form the basis of Stability AI’s new research experiments.

    stability.aiGenerative AINews
  114. Entrepreneurs are heroes, and every hero needs a Sidekick

    Shopify just announced its new AI assistant, Sidekick. It's been designed to help entrepreneurs everywhere get answers to their burning questions or just get things ticked off their to do lists.

    twitter.comAI agentsNews
  115. Are you on Threads?

    Sign ups for Meta’s answer to Twitter, Threads, surged past 100 million users in just 5 days, beating Chat GPT’s record of 2 months - but it hasn’t even launched in the EU.

    euronews.comSocial mediaNews
  116. Google Calendar now allows users to take paid appointments

    Integrated with Stripe, this is a potentially a great solution for time-based service industries.

    techcrunch.comProductivityNews
  117. Musk announces new AI company that seeks to “understand the universe”

    Despite his objections towards the ‘speed of AI development’ earlier this year, Musk has happily launched his own AI company this week, with what we can only describe as a very broad and vague mission.

    arstechnica.comGenerative AINews
  118. ‘Time is money’: Shopify calculator shows how much unnecessary meetings really cost the company

    Meeting creep is real and Shopify is pushing back to help their employees get more done and save time and money.

    edition.cnn.comProductivityNews
  119. Christian Dior Couture Unveils Its First Web3 Initiative: The Dior B33 Sneaker

    New evidence that luxury brands are still investing in Web3, allowing for a unique digital-physical hybrid experience.

    fashnerd.comFashion techNews
  120. Vimeo launches one-take video creation

    Create savvy scripts in seconds, record using the built-in teleprompter and then cut out the “umms” - in Vimeo’s new AI-powered video editing.

    vimeo.comGenerative AINews
  121. Reddit descends into chaos

    In a protest against proposed API pricing changes, Reddit communities across the platform have gone dark - and it’s spiralled into chaos.

    ia.acs.org.auSocial mediaNews
  122. A storefront for robots

    Small businesses are struggling to keep up with SEO and do you know who’s reading their content? Robots.

    theverge.comGenerative AINews
  123. Google’s new generative AI lets you preview clothes on different models

    This new try-on tool lets you imagine how an item would drape, fall and cling to your body - before you buy

    techcrunch.comFashion techNews
  124. Five takeaways from Apple’s biggest product event in years

    The perfect summary for those who haven’t had a chance to catch up.

    edition.cnn.comNews
  125. Apple’s Vision Pro Is a $3,500 Ticket to Nowhere

    “No normal human being wants to wear goofy-ass goggles so they can attend work meetings in Minecraft” - unsurprisingly there’s mixed reviews on the Apple announcements.

    vice.comNews
  126. Unspun launches 3D weaving to reduce waste in fashion

    With $14M investment in the bank, a new 3D weaving technology is set to transform fashion production by reducing transport emissions and garment waste.

    voguebusiness.comSustainabilityFashion techNews
  127. Meet the EU’s answer to crypto: the e-euro

    In a bid to play catch up, central banks are finally starting to take digital currencies seriously - and the ECB is one of them.

    theconversation.comNews
  128. Introducing the most bikeable office building in the world

    And it’s not in the Netherlands. We were shocked too.

    fastcompany.comCities & architectureNews
  129. Brain scans can translate a person’s thoughts into words

    This could one day help people who have lost the ability to speak as a result of injuries like strokes or conditions including ALS.

    technologyreview.comNews
  130. The 6 biggest announcements from Sony’s PlayStation Showcase 2023

    All the major reveals and announcements, including a hand-held console.

    theverge.comGamingNews
  131. Sweden is building the world's first permanent electrified road for EVs to charge while driving

    The first of its kind in the world, the e-motorway may lead to an expansion of a further 3,000 km of electric roads in Sweden by 2035.

  132. The new .zip TLD is going to cause some problems

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