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Figma stock plunges 11% as Google's AI design tools spark investor concerns about competition

Figma stock tumbled 11% over two days following Google's launch of Stitch, a free AI-powered design product that creates designs from prompts. The release intensified investor concerns about AI competition as Google expands its AI design push with features overlapping Figma's core offerings. Analysts have lowered price targets while the stock trades near its 52-week low of $18.41.

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Figma stock plunges 11% as Google's AI design tools spark investor concerns about competition

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DoorDash launches Tasks app that pays couriers to film everyday activities for AI training

DoorDash introduced a standalone Tasks app that pays its delivery couriers to submit videos and audio recordings for AI training. Workers can earn money filming household chores, speaking in foreign languages, or capturing everyday tasks—all to help AI and robotics systems understand the physical world.

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DoorDash launches Tasks app that pays couriers to film everyday activities for AI training

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Google's Stitch brings vibe design to UI creation, letting anyone build interfaces with voice

Google Labs has unveiled a redesigned version of Stitch that introduces 'vibe design' for creating user interfaces. The AI-powered UI design tool lets users build high-fidelity designs by describing their vision through natural language or voice commands, eliminating the need for technical expertise. Early testers created complete websites in minutes, though the beta version still shows some quirks.

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Google's Stitch brings vibe design to UI creation, letting anyone build interfaces with voice

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Nothing CEO Carl Pei says AI agents will replace apps as smartphones evolve beyond 20-year-old model

Nothing CEO Carl Pei declared at SXSW that smartphone apps will disappear as AI agents take their place. The executive criticized the current app-centric model as unchanged for 20 years, envisioning devices that understand user intentions and execute tasks autonomously. His comments come after Nothing closed a $200 million Series C funding round for AI-native devices.

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Nothing CEO Carl Pei says AI agents will replace apps as smartphones evolve beyond 20-year-old model

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will.i.am unveils Trinity AI autocycle with virtual assistant for urban commuting

Black Eyed Peas star will.i.am has revealed Trinity, an electric three-wheel autocycle powered by advanced AI agents at Nvidia's developers conference in Silicon Valley. The single-passenger vehicle features conversational collaboration capabilities and will cost under $30,000, with 500 units planned for delivery in August next year.

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will.i.am unveils Trinity AI autocycle with virtual assistant for urban commuting

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Kaiser Permanente mental health strike erupts as 2,400 therapists protest AI-driven care concerns

About 2,400 Kaiser Permanente mental health professionals and 23,000 nurses walked off the job in Northern California, protesting concerns that AI is replacing human therapists and degrading patient care. Workers cite new screening systems using unlicensed staff and AI tools like Abridge, while Kaiser maintains AI won't replace clinical judgment.

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Kaiser Permanente mental health strike erupts as 2,400 therapists protest AI-driven care concerns

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ChatGPT accuracy earns a 'D' grade when evaluating scientific claims, study reveals

A Washington State University study tested ChatGPT on over 700 scientific hypotheses and found alarming results. The AI's accuracy was only 60% better than random guessing when adjusted for chance. Even more concerning, ChatGPT gave inconsistent answers to identical questions, sometimes flipping between true and false on the same claim.

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ChatGPT accuracy earns a 'D' grade when evaluating scientific claims, study reveals

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AI adoption reveals leadership crisis as 79% of CEOs fear losing their jobs within two years

A new survey reveals 79% of U.S. CEOs believe they could lose their jobs within two years if they fail to deliver measurable business gains from AI. The crisis extends beyond the C-suite, with roughly 55,000 jobs cut in AI-related layoffs in 2025 alone—more than three times the total in the preceding two years. Leaders are discovering that AI adoption isn't a technology problem but a cultural and psychological challenge that demands a fundamental shift in how they lead.

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AI adoption reveals leadership crisis as 79% of CEOs fear losing their jobs within two years

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Multiply Raises $9.5M to Build AI Agents That Solve B2B Advertising's Decay Problem

San Francisco startup Multiply emerged from stealth with $9.5 million in Mayfield-led funding to tackle what it calls "decaying ads" in B2B advertising. The company uses AI agents to analyze sales calls, CRM data, and closed deals to continuously optimize ad campaigns on Google Search and LinkedIn, with plans to expand into ChatGPT's emerging ad platform.

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Multiply Raises $9.5M to Build AI Agents That Solve B2B Advertising's Decay Problem

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Microsoft hires Sequoia-backed Cove team as AI startup shuts down collaboration platform

Microsoft has acquired the team behind Cove, a Sequoia Capital-backed AI startup that built collaborative whiteboard tools. The acquihire brings former Google Maps engineers to Microsoft AI as the company doubles down on its Copilot assistant. Cove's service will shut down on April 1 with all user data deleted.

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Microsoft hires Sequoia-backed Cove team as AI startup shuts down collaboration platform

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Workday launches Sana AI platform while CEO pledges plan for workers displaced by automation

Workday introduced Sana for Workday, an AI-powered platform featuring a self-service agent with over 300 skills to automate HR and finance tasks. CEO Aneel Bhusri acknowledged that low-level HR work will be replaced by agents and committed to developing solutions for displaced employees through retraining programs. The platform connects to third-party applications like Gmail, Slack, and Salesforce.

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Workday launches Sana AI platform while CEO pledges plan for workers displaced by automation

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Take-Two CEO calls AI-generated blockbusters 'laughable' as GTA 6 nears launch

Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick dismisses fears that generative AI tools like Google's Project Genie threaten major game studios. Speaking on The Game Business Show, he argued that while AI can help create assets, human creativity and engagement remain essential for producing hit games like the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6. His comments come after gaming stocks dipped when Google unveiled its AI world-generation tool.

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Take-Two CEO calls AI-generated blockbusters 'laughable' as GTA 6 nears launch

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Picsart launches AI agent marketplace to help creators automate design and editing tasks

Picsart has introduced an AI agent marketplace where creators can hire AI assistants to handle specific tasks like resizing social content, remixing photos, and editing product images for Shopify. With over 130 million users worldwide, the AI-powered design platform is positioning itself to compete in the growing demand for agentic AI systems that can execute tasks autonomously.

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Picsart launches AI agent marketplace to help creators automate design and editing tasks

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Humanoid robot masters tennis using AI that learns from imperfect motion data

Chinese AI robotics company Galbot has taught a Unitree G1 humanoid robot to play tennis against humans with remarkable success. Using a new system called LATENT, researchers trained the robot with just five hours of motion fragments rather than complete tennis sequences, achieving up to 96% success rates in simulation. The breakthrough suggests robots can learn complex physical tasks from imperfect data.

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Humanoid robot masters tennis using AI that learns from imperfect motion data

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Brain-computer interface enables paralysis patients to type at 22 words per minute using thoughts

A breakthrough brain implant for paralysis allowed two participants to type using their thoughts at speeds reaching 22 words per minute with just 1.6% error rate. The BrainGate system translates neural signals into text by decoding intended finger movements on a virtual QWERTY keyboard, bringing assistive communication technology closer to real-time conversation speeds for people with severe motor impairments.

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Brain-computer interface enables paralysis patients to type at 22 words per minute using thoughts

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