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In the past couple of days my Codex usage has dropped off a cliff. On a $100 plan, I’m burning through the weekly quota in under two days, and the 5‑hour limit is gone after just a few conversation runs.
@OpenAI @thsottiaux
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Claude Cowork has been around long enough that the question is no longer “what is it?”
It’s “how do I use it well, safely, and repeatedly?”
CoworkHow maps the practical layer: setup, workflows, permissions, fixes, and real use cases.
coworkhow.com
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Google Search Console is finally rolling out AI analysis features. As someone who checks GSC data every single day, this is amazing news.
This also means that SEO is rapidly evolving toward GEO.
developers.google.com/search…
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The independent writer’s advantage in the age of AI open.substack.com/pub/on/p/t…
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A fast-looking UAP clip is easy to share. The harder part is reading the record around it.
New video for my analysis of DOW-UAP-PR051: what the clip shows, what it does not prove, and why the caveats matter.
Read:
ufo-declassified.com/blog/sy…
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Today’s AI Daily: AI is moving from text reasoning toward world models, embodied robotics, and edge efficiency.
Featuring Gemini 3.5 context, LingBot-VA, BitCPM-CANN, CockroachDB C-SPANN, and more.
Read:
windflash.us/daily-report/en…
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Why Your AI Report Card Might Be Lying to You (And Why That's a Huge Problem) windflash.us/blog/why-your-a… #Tech #Blog #AI
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Remember this moment?
30 Nov 2022
today we launched ChatGPT. try talking with it here:
chat.openai.com
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Apollo moon photos are usually treated as settled history.
But when specific Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 visual files appear inside a UAP-focused release, the better question is not “is this alien?”
It is: why were these frames selected, and how should researchers read them without overclaiming?
I put together a field guide for inspecting the NASA lunar anomaly files: image zones, horizon/shadow checks, transcript cross-references, and the traps that create weak UFO claims.
For anyone who likes digging through source files instead of just sharing blurry screenshots:
ufo-declassified.com/blog/ap…
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The most interesting product architecture decision I've read this month has nothing to do with AI features.
Raycast rebuilt their entire desktop app. New stack. New architecture. The part that matters: they moved all business logic out of the UI layer into a separate process.
Why does that matter?
Because now the UI and an AI agent can call the same capabilities through the same typed IPC channel. The backend doesn't know which one sent the request. It doesn't need to.
Most teams adding AI to their product do the opposite. They bolt a chat dialog onto the UI and hard-code a few intent mappings. It works until a user asks for something that spans multiple capabilities. Then it breaks.
The architecture conversation most product teams aren't having yet: is AI a feature you add to your application, or is it an architecture requirement that should shape how you build from the ground up?
raycast.com/blog/a-technical…
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Who decides what AI tells you? Campbell Brown, once Meta’s news chief, has thoughts techcrunch.com/2026/05/13/wh… 来自 @techcrunch
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OpenAI just launched The Deployment Company — a standalone $4B venture to put engineers inside enterprises, not just sell them API access.
The playbook: Palantir-style Forward Deployed Engineers (FDEs) embedded in client orgs, redesigning workflows around AI and staying long-term. Not "here's your API key, good luck."
Backed by 19 investors: TPG (lead), Bain, Advent, Brookfield, SoftBank, Goldman Sachs. Valued at $10B. PE investors guaranteed 17.5% annual return over 5 years. OpenAI retains majority control super-voting shares.
Day 1 head start: acquiring Tomoro AI, bringing ~150 experienced FDEs. Built on top of existing Frontier platform (HP, Intuit, Oracle, Uber already onboard).
The bigger picture: Sam Altman is betting that the real money in AI isn't selling tokens — it's owning the transformation inside Fortune 500 companies. Models are the product. Deployment is the moat.
Today we’re launching the OpenAI Deployment Company to help businesses build and deploy AI.
It's majority-owned and controlled by OpenAI. It brings together 19 leading investment firms, consultancies, and system integrators to help organizations deploy frontier AI to production for business impact. openai.com/index/openai-laun…
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