That's cool. I did the same to build: https://
alignednews.com/ai (my agent reads 30,000 posts a day and picks the best). I can't wait to see where you take this. I need to do more like this.
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New Siri will replace small Google searches for hotkeys
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New Siri is going to eat up so many of the small Google searches. All of the “how do i…” “whats the hotkey for…” Just works.
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AI reduces instinct in decisions, human responsibility remains
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AI enters decision flows once guided by judgment, shrinking the space for instinct. Teams must question results because responsibility remains human, gradually reshaping how trust forms within
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AI in Stores: Instacart’s Caper Carts with NVIDIA Jetson
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Real grocery stores are hard on AI: changing shelves, spotty Wi-Fi and shoppers on the move.
— NVIDIA (@nvidia) 24 juin 2026
On the NVIDIA AI Podcast, @instacart 's David McIntosh shares how Caper Carts use NVIDIA Jetson and edge AI to recognize items in store. pic.twitter.com/oPXNhjJ5uUReal grocery stores put AI to the test: constantly changing shelves, unstable Wi-Fi, and moving customers. In the NVIDIA AI Podcast, Instacart’s David McIntosh shares how Caper Carts use NVIDIA Jetson and AI.
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Brain reads threads and provides a complete deliverable
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Users can mention Brain on any task, doc, or discussion to read the entire thread, extract from connected apps like Google Drive, GitHub, and Slack via MCP, and then provide a complete deliverable. Try it.
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Closing the Agent Loop with LangSmith and Context Hub
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"Most agents don't learn, they just leave traces."
— LangChain (@LangChain) 24 juin 2026
In 12 minutes, @jakebroekhuizen breaks down how to actually close the loop.
Surface issues with LangSmith Engine
Write memory updates back to Context Hub
Let the agent actually improve between runs
If you're thinking about how… https://t.co/aIfMwT33hM pic.twitter.com/QcjKez5SQ4Most agents don't learn, they just leave traces. In 12 minutes,
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Scoped agent access to stack felt surprisingly clean
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gave an agent access to my actual stack today
— Nico (@nicos_ai) 24 juin 2026
no scary “it can see everything” moment. scoped permissions, every action logged
felt illegal how clean it was https://t.co/xeAVrovr1D pic.twitter.com/NyPzYIQWf3gave an agent access to my actual stack today no scary “it can see everything” moment. scoped permissions, every action logged felt illegal how clean it was
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China’s Autonomous Bus Runs 24/7 Without Driver
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No Driver, No Breaks: China’s #Autonomous Bus Runs 24/7
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 24 juin 2026
by @jacksonhinkle#SelfDrivingCars #AutonomousVehicles #ArtificialIntelligence #Automation #Automotive #Transport pic.twitter.com/c8HWdi0ZUDNo Driver, No Breaks: China’s #Autonomous Bus Runs 24/7
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AI solves 18 medical cases of children abandoned by doctors
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Urgent: An AI just solved 18 medical cases that doctors had abandoned. All children with rare diseases that no one could identify. Here is how the AI did it:
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Tips for Automatically Cleaning Duplicate Browser Tabs with Codex
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Here's a little browser use trick I've been loving recently – it's very smooth. I'm the kind of heavy user who opens dozens or hundreds of tabs at once, and they often end up duplicated. Later, I added a trigger task in Codex. Every time I lock my screen or go offline, Codex automatically calls browser use to clean up and close redundant, duplicate tabs – completely hands-free. This trick works with Codex and CC.