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Someone recently blamed Google’s “AI” for telling searchers that their site had been offline since early 2026. The headline of their blog post leaned hard into tech jargon — something about “cross-page AI aggregation” and “liability vectors.” It sounded serious. It also didn’t really mean anything. Instead of arguing on Reddit, they linked to their …
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Anthropic is back in the market with an eye-popping ask: $10 billion at a $350 billion valuation, according to people familiar with the talks. If it lands, the round would nearly double Anthropic’s September valuation and instantly reset the pricing for “AI lab” equity again. The expected leads are Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC and …
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The robots aren’t coming—they’re already in your repo. GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, and a dozen no-code site builders can now ship a working React form, write the unit tests, and open the pull request before you finish your coffee. So let’s skip the sci-fi monologue and answer the only question that matters: What does this …
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Replit just dropped a major quality-of-life upgrade for AI developers: a new feature called Replit AI Integrations that lets you plug in third-party models from giants like OpenAI, Google (Gemini), Anthropic (Claude) and open-weight providers directly inside the IDE. Instead of wrestling with API keys, auth tokens, billing, and boilerplate request-code every time you want …
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