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AI.com promises agents or something.

This 30-second Super Bowl ad dangled handles on the new AI.com platform with names like “Mark,” “Sam,” and “Elon.” If you’re not sure what it is, Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek says he’s leading this platform also, and that it will “mainstream AI agents and AGI in the same way he led mass consumer adoption of cryptocurrency.”

Anthropic's Super Bowl Ad Changed to Be Less Direct About OpenAI and ChatGPT

Anthropic's previewed Big Game ads drew criticism from Sam Altman, who labeled them as 'clearly dishonest.'

OpenAI’s Super Bowl ad claims “You can just build things” with Codex.

As OpenAI and Anthropic feud over AI advertising, both companies are running Super Bowl ads for their AI products. After OpenAI boss Sam Altman said its ad would focus on “builders,” OpenAI debuted this ad about its AI coding agent, Codex.

Compound Engineering: The Definitive Guide

A comprehensive handbook for the AI-native engineering philosophy

New York is considering two bills to rein in the AI industry

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Crypto.com Places $70M Bet on AI.com Domain Ahead of Super Bowl

The purchase rewrites the domain record books -- not that the crypto industry has ever been accused of restraint when it comes to spending.

Okay, I’m slightly less mad about that ‘Magnificent Ambersons’ AI project

But this is still a bad idea.

How I Built the Star Trek Control Panel of My Dreams

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Netflix's Warner Bros. merger puts rival streamers in survival mode

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How AWS Harnesses ML for Real-Time Super Bowl Analysis

AWS powers a vast computational system that will transform every player movement at the Super Bowl into immediate insight through machine learning

I went back to Linux and it was a mistake

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OpenClaw is scanning AI skills after hundreds of malicious add-ons were found on ClawHub.

Researchers raised alarms when over 400 malicious skills were uploaded to ClawHub and GitHub in just one week. That prompted an outcry, so OpenClaw partnered with VirusTotal to scan third-party skills. The company acknowledges it’s not a “silver bullet,” but it should provide at least some reassurance to concerned users.