· · Gizmodo
Toyota Hit by Lawsuit Over Alleged E-Trike Technology Theft
One of the biggest fish in the mobility world allegedly screwed over one of the tiniest.
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· · ZDNet
June Prime Day live blog 2026: We're tracking Amazon deals on SSDs, TVs, laptops and more
LIVE: Prime Day 2026 early deals are here. Follow our live blog for real-time tracking on the lowest prices for 4K TVs, M5 MacBooks, Samsung, Google Pixel, SSDs, and more tech.
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· · AI News
L’Oréal brings Maybelline virtual try-on to ChatGPT
L’Oréal has announced a collaboration with OpenAI that will bring Maybelline New York’s virtual makeup try-on feature into ChatGPT. The announcement was made at VivaTech 2026. The partnership covers consumer-facing shopping tools, product discovery, advertising pilots, research, and internal content
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· · The Next Web
Korea's policy chief cautions chip boom may drive up housing prices
A semiconductor boom is a fine problem for a country to have, until you start asking where the money goes. That is roughly the question South Korea’s top economic policymaker put to the public this week. Kim Yong-beom, who heads policy planning in the presidential office, warned that the windfall fr
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· · The Next Web
Canada buys Australian Arctic radar in A$2.5bn defence-export first
Australia has been refining the same unusual piece of radar for decades, a system that bounces signals off the ionosphere to see thousands of kilometres past the curve of the Earth, and for all that time it kept the technology to itself. On Sunday it sold it abroad for the first time. Canada agreed
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· · The Next Web
Seedcamp raises $320M and builds out a transatlantic bridge
Seedcamp has spent nearly two decades writing the first cheque into companies before anyone else was sure they were worth one. Revolut, Wise, UiPath, Synthesia, and Fluidstack all took early money from the London firm, and on Monday it said it had raised $320mn to keep doing the same thing for the n
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· · The Next Web
China's Big Bet on Green AI Data Hubs Hits Grid Capacity Ceiling
The cleanest way to power a data centre is also the least predictable. The sun sets, the wind drops, and a server hall full of AI accelerators does not care: it wants the same steady draw at three in the morning that it wanted at noon. That mismatch is the problem now sitting between China’s […] Thi
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· · The Next Web
Indonesia Leverages AI to Power Prabowo's Election Pledges Fulfilment
The most expensive promise Prabowo Subianto made on his way to Indonesia’s presidency was lunch. His free-meals programme, budgeted at roughly $15bn to feed some 83 million children and pregnant women across an archipelago of thousands of islands, is the kind of undertaking that lives or dies on log
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· · The Next Web
Bank of England Relents on Stringent Stablecoin Regulations
When the Bank of England first sketched out how it would regulate stablecoins, the industry read the draft and recoiled. Caps on how much any one person could hold, conservative rules on what the coins could be backed by: critics said the regime would make real-world use almost impossible and send,
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· · The Next Web
Spiro takes $55M from China’s NewTrails as it nears a $1bn valuation
The hard part of electrifying a motorcycle in Lagos or Nairobi was never the motorcycle, it was the charging. A rider who earns by the trip cannot afford to sit for hours waiting for a battery to fill, which is why Spiro built its business around swapping instead: pull in, trade a flat pack for […]
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· · The Next Web
Baden Bower tracks 12,040 AI citations across six engines to rank top publications for AI visibility
For years, brands have made media placement decisions based on a publication’s domain authority, readership numbers, and name recognition. None of those metrics measures how often a publication actually appears when someone asks an AI engine for a recommendation. That gap is what the Baden Bower AI
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· · The Next Web
SpaceX stock dips further as post-IPO surge continues to fade
SpaceX shares looked poised to fall again as US markets reopened after the long weekend, extending a slide that has already erased much of the euphoria from the largest stock-market debut in history. The stock closed last week around $185, down roughly 18 per cent from the $225.64 it touched on 16 J
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· · Dev.to
Diff Checker: a small tool that solves a specific problem
Code reviews, configuration changes, and debugging sessions demand precise understanding of what changed between two versions of text. Manual comparison of large blocks of code or configuration files is error-prone, and version control diffs don’t always provide a quick, focused view for sharing or
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· · Dev.to
Creating AI Agents for Blockchain Interaction: An In-Depth LangChain Guide
Most tutorials on AI agents stop at chat interfaces and RAG pipelines. This one doesn't. Query wallet balances and token holdings Read state from any smart contract via ABI Simulate and execute token swaps on a DEX Monitor on-chain events and trigger actions autonomously Stack LangChain (TypeScript)
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· · Dev.to
MCP vs Skills: Why Skills Save Context Tokens
MCP is useful, but most of the time you do not actually need it. It gives an agent a clean way to discover tools, call APIs, and work with external systems. In practice, a skill file can describe the same usage path without dragging the whole MCP surface into context. But MCP is not free; rather tha
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· · Dev.to
Docker Success No Guarantee in Kubernetes-Driven Enterprise Environments
Introducing Raind Promote Strategy: a workflow for validating applications from containers to Pods Recently, I published an article introducing Raind, a container runtime I have been building. GitHub: https://github.com/shizuku198411/Raind Raind is an experimental runtime that can run both Docker-li
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· · Dev.to
I Built a Tool to Track Which World Cup Players Are Blowing Up on Social Media
Every World Cup there's a moment. Some player nobody outside their domestic league had heard of scores an absolute screamer in a knockout match, and by the time they've finished celebrating, their follower count is climbing like a rocket. I always found that fascinating, but I could never see it hap
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· · Dev.to
KIMI and Agnes: Testing Cross-Provider Agent Chain Effectiveness in Action
A few days ago I had an idea: what if one LLM could orchestrate other LLMs as agents — not just calling them, but verifying that each agent's output was actually correct before passing it to the next? I work on NeuralBridge (an open-source self-healing SDK for LLM pipelines), so I decided to build i
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· · Dev.to
We built a free status monitor for 77 AI APIs. Here's what 6 weeks of data taught us.
Every AI developer has been here: your app is throwing 503s, users are pinging you, and you have 12 browser tabs open — OpenAI status page, Anthropic status page, the GitHub Copilot health page, three different Discord servers — trying to figure out is this me or is it them? That's the problem we se
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· · Dev.to
Forgelab launches its new PDF API feature
We just shipped the Forgelab PDF API — a fast, affordable REST API for developers who need to handle PDF files without the hassle. What it does: Merge multiple PDFs into one Split PDFs by page ranges Compress PDFs to reduce file size Convert PDFs to images (PNG/JPEG) Pricing: Starts at $5/month for
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