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Geek Gossip
#OpenAI - A developer that went viral for vibe coding an AI agent called Molbot (previously called OpenClaw) has been hired by OpenAI. Other developers are either jealous or unhappy with the news because Moltbot, although went viral, has multiple security issues and doesn’t exactly fit the criteria of an impressive project.
#ClaudeCode - Anthropic has updated Claude Code, its AI coding tool, to hide the names of files the tool was reading, writing, or editing. The full details can still be accessed with the keyboard shortcut, but users are unhappy with this change.
Latest Updates
India Hosts AI Impact Summit To Attract Investment
India is hosting a four-day AI Impact Summit this week that will be attended by executives from major AI labs and Big Tech. The event, which expects 250,000 visitors, will see Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani, and Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis.
Neysa Raises $1.2 Billion In One Of India's Largest AI Deals
Private equity funds affiliated with Blackstone and its co-investors have made a definitive agreement facilitating a $1.2 billion capital raise for Mumbai-based AI acceleration cloud platform Neysa. The company aims to deploy more than 20,000 GPUs across India, addressing increasing demand for domestic compute capacity.
Acer And Asus Forced To Halt Direct PC Sales In Germany
Acer and ASUS are being forced to pause direct sales of many laptops and desktop PCs in Germany due to a patent dispute with Nokia over the H.265 (HEVC) video codec.
Oracle Promises New Era For Mysql
Oracle, the company that owns MySQL, is making a big effort to improve its relationship with the open source community and address criticism of its handling of the popular database. They're promising to be more transparent, listen to developer needs, and give the community more control over the project's direction.
Changelog
Manus Agents - Access your personal AI agent directly in your Telegram chat.
Trending Projects / Code Repositories
Clipboardy | Access the system clipboard (copy/paste)
Kittylog | Pretty logs in JavaScript
Awesome Hacking | An awesome collection of hacking tools.
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Miscellaneous
Microsoft Has Killed Widgets Six Times. Here's Why They Keep Coming Back.
Microsoft has been trying to solve the same UX problem since 1997. They've shipped six different implementations across nearly 30 years. Each one died from a different fundamental flaw. The cycle repeats: build, ship, backlash, kill, rebuild with more walls.
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