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Key PlayersMicrosoft, Anthropic, Google

Leading SectorsSoftware Development, Finance, Manufacturing, Retail

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monday.com cuts 20% of workforce in strategic pivot to AI Work Platform

The Israel-based software company announced plans to eliminate roughly 620 positions as it restructures around AI agents and human collaboration. Despite the workforce reduction, monday.com raised its operating margin guidance to 15% and reaffirmed 19-20% revenue growth. Management emphasized the cuts enable reinvestment into product development and AI-driven growth rather than cost reduction.

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monday.com cuts 20% of workforce in strategic pivot to AI Work Platform

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Block Buzz launches as open-source rival to Slack and GitHub for AI agents and humans

Jack Dorsey's Block has launched Buzz, a free open-source workspace where AI agents work alongside humans with their own cryptographic identities. Built on the decentralized Nostr protocol, the platform challenges Slack and GitHub by combining team chat, code hosting, and automated workflows in one auditable space.

Technology6 sources

Block Buzz launches as open-source rival to Slack and GitHub for AI agents and humans

Technology6 sources

Claude AI now learns your workflows by watching your screen, eliminating repetitive prompts

Anthropic introduced a screen-recorded teaching feature for Claude AI that lets users demonstrate tasks instead of writing lengthy prompts. Available to Claude Pro, Max, and Team subscribers, the 'Record a skill' feature watches your screen activity, mouse clicks, and voiceover to create reusable workflows for repetitive tasks like reports and data organization.

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Claude AI now learns your workflows by watching your screen, eliminating repetitive prompts

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Bank of America upgrades EricaAssist with generative AI to cut call times, boost service speed

Bank of America has equipped more than 18,000 customer service representatives with enhanced generative AI capabilities through EricaAssist, delivering real-time contextual guidance in under three seconds. The upgrade reduces average call times by nearly one minute while enabling personalized service that combines human judgment with AI guidance.

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Bank of America upgrades EricaAssist with generative AI to cut call times, boost service speed

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Gritt exits stealth with $34M for AI robots to build solar plants, then everything else

San Francisco startup Gritt has emerged from stealth with $34 million in funding to deploy AI robots that attach to existing construction equipment and install solar panels up to four times faster than traditional crews. Founded by Carnegie Mellon roboticists, the company is contracted to help install 2.8 gigawatts of solar capacity over the next 18 months as it addresses mounting labor challenges in the construction industry.

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Gritt exits stealth with $34M for AI robots to build solar plants, then everything else

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Neill Blomkamp's AI film Nightborne faces harsh backlash as fans mourn director's fall from grace

District 9 director Neill Blomkamp unveiled Nightborne, a 13-minute AI-generated short film created entirely with ByteDance's Seedance 2.0. The sci-fi project features 32 actors under likeness agreements but has been met with overwhelming negative reactions. Fans criticize the film as 'soulless slop' while Blomkamp announces plans for a full AI feature through his new studio, Barley Studios.

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Neill Blomkamp's AI film Nightborne faces harsh backlash as fans mourn director's fall from grace

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AI disproves 87-year-old Jacobian conjecture, sparking debate on AI's role in mathematics

Mathematician Levent Alpöge used Anthropic's Fable 5 to disprove the Jacobian conjecture with a simple 216-character counterexample. The breakthrough adds to a growing list of AI-driven mathematical discoveries, including solutions to the Dinitz-Garg-Goemans conjecture and Erdős problems. But experts debate whether finding counterexamples represents genuine mathematical progress or just efficient search capabilities.

Science7 sources

AI disproves 87-year-old Jacobian conjecture, sparking debate on AI's role in mathematics

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AI Execution Emerges as Critical Bottleneck While Organizations Chase Innovation Over Results

Organizations are generating AI insights at machine speed but executing them at institutional speed, creating a new divide in the AI era. While analysis has become cheap and abundant, the ability to turn intelligence into action remains scarce. Companies stuck in 'pilot purgatory' risk falling behind competitors who redesign workflows around AI rather than treating it as an overlay on legacy systems.

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AI Execution Emerges as Critical Bottleneck While Organizations Chase Innovation Over Results

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ChatGPT and AI chatbots are quietly rewiring how the human brain makes decisions

Recent studies from Carnegie Mellon University and Microsoft Research reveal a troubling pattern: when people consult ChatGPT for answers, they stop admitting uncertainty and grow dangerously confident in incorrect responses. The research exposes how AI tricks our brains through automation bias, making confident errors feel like verified facts.

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ChatGPT and AI chatbots are quietly rewiring how the human brain makes decisions

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AI at work creates trust crisis as workers risk cognitive surrender and skill stagnation

While 43% of U.S. workers now use AI at work, research reveals troubling patterns emerging. Columbia Business School professor Sandra Matz warns that over-reliance on AI leads to stagnation and mediocrity, while new studies show only 46% trust AI systems. Workers increasingly replace colleague interactions with AI queries, spending 2+ hours weekly validating outputs.

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AI at work creates trust crisis as workers risk cognitive surrender and skill stagnation

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Netflix pays $587M for Ben Affleck's InterPositive in massive AI filmmaking bet

Netflix has confirmed it paid $587 million in cash for InterPositive, Ben Affleck's AI filmmaking startup focused on post-production tools. The March acquisition, now detailed in regulatory filings, represents one of the largest deals in AI content creation and signals Netflix's deepening commitment to generative AI—despite growing subscriber concerns about the platform's artistic direction.

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Netflix pays $587M for Ben Affleck's InterPositive in massive AI filmmaking bet

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Universities abandon AI detection as research reveals technology boosts homework but crashes exams

Major universities are dropping AI detection tools like Turnitin over accuracy concerns and false positives, while new research shows students using artificial intelligence for homework saw scores rise 18% but exam performance plummeted 20%. The findings expose a fundamental crisis in how institutions assess student learning as AI adoption accelerates across education.

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Universities abandon AI detection as research reveals technology boosts homework but crashes exams

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AI advice makes people three times less accurate but twice as confident, new study reveals

Researchers from French and Italian universities discovered that AI advice suppresses people's willingness to say 'I don't know' from 44% to just 3%. Accuracy plummeted from 27% to 9%, while confidence paradoxically surged from 30% to 76%. The study highlights how AI might be harming our critical thinking skills, with experts particularly concerned about children who are growing up with these systems before developing foundational critical thinking skills.

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AI advice makes people three times less accurate but twice as confident, new study reveals

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BrainCo unveils brain-to-robot platform to control humanoid robots with thoughts at WAIC

Chinese brain-computer interface company BrainCo introduced the world's first integrated brain-to-robot platform at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai. The system uses non-invasive EEG headsets to translate brain signals into robot commands, addressing both hands-free control and the critical shortage of high-quality training data for embodied AI.

Technology2 sources

BrainCo unveils brain-to-robot platform to control humanoid robots with thoughts at WAIC

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Mick Jagger says AI in music is fine, but draws a hard line at imitation without consent

Mick Jagger has given qualified approval for AI in music, but only if artists use it to create something genuinely original. The Rolling Stones frontman told Billboard that using AI to replicate existing artists' styles without consent crosses from creativity into theft. Meanwhile, Keith Richards echoed the sentiment, calling for new input rather than endless copying.

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Mick Jagger says AI in music is fine, but draws a hard line at imitation without consent

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