Yeah, and when the API gets added people will really get it as AI systems can shove scripts over to make a whole new kind of live TV show.
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Codex for Windows launches with native app and PowerShell sandbox
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Codex for Windows is here! > Native Codex app on Windows via the Microsoft Store
> Local PowerShell execution with a native Windows sandbox
> WSL support, but not required
> Full app features: Skills, Automations, Worktrees, review, parallel threads
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Notebook LM API enables automatic video show creation
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When it gets an API Notebook LM will be the place to create automatic video shows. I'm close to doing that with the system I'm building, just need to copy and paste into it. https://t.co/rULKmyJhvZ
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 4 mars 2026When it gets an API Notebook LM will be the place to create automatic video shows. I'm close to doing that with the system I'm building, just need to copy and paste into it.
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Keyboard Apps vs System Keyboard for Typing Preferences
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the keyboard apps are great, but I do like having the actual system keyboard for typing
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Anthropic’s one-click export system for ChatGPT/Gemini to Claude import is genius
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Anthropic created a one-click system that allows users to export history from ChatGPT or Gemini into a single code block for instant import into Claude. Genius move.
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AI-Generated Games Adapt Dynamically to User Micro-Engagement
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Future games will be made “for you” on the fly, generating gameplay and content based on your micro-engagement.
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Claude AI App Downloads Surge 484 Percent in Two Weeks
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Some astounding stats: App downloads for @claudeai are up 484% in less than two weeks.
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Relying on AI for Legal Advice: A Positive Experience
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Holy sh**! I’ve been overwhelmingly relying on AI for legal advice over the last few months. I had tried using a lawyer before, but he cost me $$$ and gave me crappy advice.
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AI builds websites instantly, empowering everyday users with agentic apps.
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True, but wait until they can tell an AI to do something, like build them a new website, and it does in front of them. That's why I love @wabi so much. It's approachable for everyday people, but it builds highly useful agentic applications automatically.
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Pocket Recording Device Privacy and Security Audit Reveals Major Concerns
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Pocket (@Heypocket) sold 30,000 units in 5 months recording doctor visits, legal calls, and board meetings. So I did my due diligence like I always do.
— Sooraj (@iAnonymous3000) 3 mars 2026
Their Google Play listing says "No data collected."
Their own privacy policy lists audio recordings, transcripts, device IDs,… https://t.co/Ha0g8h93BBPocket (@Heypocket) sold 30,000 units in 5 months recording doctor visits, legal calls, and board meetings. So I did my due diligence like I always do. Their Google Play listing says "No data collected." Their own privacy policy lists audio recordings, transcripts, device IDs, ad identifiers, cookies, IP location, and behavioral inferences. One of those is wrong. They brand themselves "open source". Their GitHub org (github.com/heypocketai) contains exactly 4 repositories: – Raspberry Pi Zero prototype called icecream-project [from the CEO's prior Omi work], – FFmpeg Flutter fork, – docs repo, – org profile page. The actual Pocket device firmware, mobile app, backend infrastructure, and audio processing pipeline are NOT here. There is NO Pocket source code to audit. Recordings go to unnamed "cloud/AI vendors" with no disclosure of which LLMs process your audio, what jurisdiction they operate in, or how long they retain it. Users can't choose their provider or bring their own keys. If you cancel your $19.99/month subscription, your recordings get processed by whichever default model Pocket selects. The contact mic is marketed for recording phone calls without speakerphone. In 11+ US states including California (where Pocket is based) — that requires all party consent. The device has NO consent mechanism. Their terms cap liability at the amount you've paid or $100 (whichever is greater) – for data breaches involving your medical appointments, legal consultations, and proprietary meetings. A third‑party LobeHub skill has already reverse‑engineered Pocket’s web API and can pull recordings, transcripts, summaries, and action items using short‑lived Firebase bearer tokens extracted from the user’s browser session. Their privacy policy confirms that if Pocket is acquired — every recording, transcript, and summary transfers to the buyer. Y Combinator (@ycombinator) Pocket (@heypocket) is your notetaker for real world meetings. In the last 5 months, the team has delivered over 30k units with a $27M annualized run rate, growing 50% month over month. Congrats on the launch, @AkshayNarisetti and @gabrieldymowski! ycombinator.com/launches/PaX… — https://nitter.net/ycombinator/status/2028878066630709455#m
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