I have an OpenClaw like thing running on my phone (stealth mode, coming soon).
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No AI involved in making this creative work
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No AI involved in the making of this, can you believe it
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Business Value of Agentic AI: Three Key Pillars for Scaling
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What's The #Business Value Of #AgenticAI? Three Key Pillars For Scaling #AIAgents by Preetpal Singh @Forbes Learn more: buff.ly/d3CwrxT #LLM #GenerativeAI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning
→ View original post on X — @ronald_vanloon, 2026-04-07 15:23 UTC
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China’s GDP Companies: Accounting Fraud During Growth Decades
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It’s not strange if you lived and worked there during these 2 decades of hyper growth. Have you heard of a “GDP company” because there were actual state owned companies in China that cooked the books for the specific purpose of pumping up China’s GDP numbers. Without
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AlphaGenome: AI Decodes 98% of Genetic Mutations for CRISPR
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Demis Hassabis: CRISPR technology can target DNA, but identifying the exact genetic cause of diseases is tough, especially in non-coding regions. AI tools like AlphaGenome are decoding this 98%, predicting mutation impacts and paving the way for CRISPR to fix genetic diseases. pic.twitter.com/eeJksw8MoL
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 7 avril 2026Demis Hassabis: CRISPR technology can target DNA, but identifying the exact genetic cause of diseases is tough, especially in non-coding regions. AI tools like AlphaGenome are decoding this 98%, predicting mutation impacts and paving the way for CRISPR to fix genetic diseases. [Translated from EN to English]
→ View original post on X — @kimmonismus, 2026-04-07 15:22 UTC
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AI’s Hybrid Strategy: Sharing Influence and Competitive Control
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A new divide appears. For our free newsletter this week, we discuss how the AI industry is moving toward a new divide, open sourcing enough to spread influence while reserving their strongest models to preserve their strategic edge. @IrenaCronin and I write this newsletter every week. The AI industry is moving toward a hybrid strategy in which companies share enough of their models and tools to build adoption, developer loyalty, and ecosystem influence, while keeping their most advanced systems closed to protect competitive advantage, control risk, and capture more value. Instead of a simple open versus closed divide, AI is increasingly becoming a spectrum shaped by business strategy, safety concerns, and market competition. Read for free at unaligned.io and please subscribe! [Translated from EN to English]
→ View original post on X — @scobleizer, 2026-04-07 15:20 UTC
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QoderWork vs OpenClaw: Local AI Tools for Desktop Automation
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Both tools emphasize local execution for privacy and agentic task completion, but QoderWork focuses on deep desktop integration for data/code-heavy workflows while OpenClaw prioritizes messaging-based interaction and broad system automation, reflecting the competitive wave of
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The societal anxiety and enterprise shift in AI adoption
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No one is going to want to give up their Claude (or ChatGPT or Gemini). But they will also be extremely nervous about the implications of AI overall. To that extent the "pivot to enterprise" is going to result in a lot more anxiety than when the focus was on consumer assistants.
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Anthropic Plans Always-On Claude Agent for Mobile
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BREAKING : Anthropic is working on adding Claude Conway always-on agent to its mobile app. This means that we potentially may see a consumer version too! Soon?
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AI Accessibility and Market Inequality: The Democratic Imperative
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This will be essential; otherwise, only the 'rich' can afford to buy frontier intelligence in a market that is increasingly supply-constrained (giving them an asymmetric and compounding advantage)—and thereby fulfilling the anti-AI political platform. The only way AI 'wins' is