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Read AI is building a note-taking app that works nearly anywhere

You probably haven't heard of Read AI. The company has quietly been making a name for itself in the crowded AI space, signing up 50,000 customers daily in recent months. At first glance, Read AI resembles apps like Otter.ai. You can use the software to transcribe and summarize meetings, but it's also more ambitious than that. "It's AI on standby," Read AI CEO David Shim e [...]

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Flick Shot Rogues is the rare turn-based game that my brain is gelling with

Try as I might, turn-based strategy games don't usually do it for me. That's one reason I haven't yet dipped into Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, many people's favorite of the year so far. I'd almost always rather be playing a more action-based game. <br /> But after trying the demo for Flick Shot Rogues on a whim during the most recent Steam Next Fest, the game hasn&# [...]

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The future of sales? These AI agents offer 24/7 ABC energy for SMBs

Imagine a sales team that never sleeps. Palona is launching AI chatbots designed to act as personable, 24/7 sales agents for businesses, going beyond simple customer service to drive sales and build brand loyalty. [...]

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Why it makes perfect sense for this bike to have two gears and two chains

Bike design seems like a solved problem, but there's a lot to learn from Buffalo. [...]

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Alexa+ is now available for free to everyone in the US on Prime – but early users say you should tread carefully

Amazon is opening up the Alexa+ doors to everyone in the US, but there are tales of caution from early adopters. [...]

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Foxconn and Intel join SambaNova to build rackscale AI infrastructure

The most consequential line in Intel’s Computex announcement was not about a chip. It was about a ratio. As AI workloads move from training to inference, the company argued, the long-standing arrangement of four GPUs to every CPU collapses towards something closer to one to one, and the processor Intel actually sells well moves back […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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NBN 500 plans are officially live – and we still can’t get over how affordable they are

We always assumed NBN 500 plans would represent exceptional value, and now they're officially live, our assumptions have come true. [...]

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How Lenovo’s IBM PC acquisition took it from global market minnow to industry heavyweight

Lenovo's acquisition of IBM's PC division instantly made it the third-largest manufacturer globally [...]

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Today's NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for May 24, #243

Hints and answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle, No. 243, for May 24. [...]

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