Google’s AI note-taker can now debate and critique your documents

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NotebookLM AI Agents
Google is rolling out a significant update to NotebookLM, its AI-powered research assistant, that introduces new conversational formats for its Audio Overviews feature. Users can now have the AI generate podcast-style summaries of their documents as a “Debate,” “Critique,” or ... Read more

Salesforce CEO says AI replaced 4,000 support jobs because ‘I need less heads’

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Salsforce AI Agents
Salesforce has cut its customer support division by 4,000 employees, nearly halving the team, after deploying artificial intelligence to handle a growing share of the workload. In a recent podcast interview, CEO Marc Benioff revealed the company is using its ... Read more

Google’s AI Blitz: Translate Becomes a Tutor as NotebookLM Goes Global

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NotebookLM Interface
In a flurry of updates that signal a major push for its AI ambitions, Google has just rolled out significant upgrades for two of its key applications. The company announced that its AI-powered research assistant, NotebookLM, is breaking the language ... Read more

WhatsApp’s New AI Will Rewrite Your Texts — For Better or Worse

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WhatsApp AI Rewriter
WhatsApp, the planet’s most popular messaging app, is rolling out a new AI feature that acts as a ghostwriter for your private chats. Announced this week, the feature, dubbed “Writing Help,” can rephrase your messages, adjust their tone, or proofread ... Read more

Beyond Bizarre Blinks: How to Navigate a World of AI-Generated Video

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Let’s get one thing straight: if you’re looking for a simple checklist to spot AI-generated videos, you’re about five minutes too late. The era of AI Will Smith grotesquely eating spaghetti is over. We’ve rocketed past the uncanny valley and ... Read more

Perplexity’s New Olive Branch: A $5 Plan to Pay Publishers While Battling Plagiarism Claims

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Perplexity, the AI-powered search engine vying to be Google’s successor, has unveiled a new subscription tier aimed at paying publishers for their work. Called Comet Plus, the $5-per-month service is part of a new revenue-sharing program designed to compensate media ... Read more
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