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Visual AI Agents Replace Text Input at Art Fair
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Typing is a bug. Or maybe we just got used to it.
— Dr. Xi Zeng (@xiz25) 8 avril 2026
At Art Central, something felt a bit off. It’s a major international art fair, 100,000 people moving through the space all day — but almost no one was typing.
Instead, they were just holding up their phone, trying to make sense… pic.twitter.com/37bYD0SIR3Typing is a bug. Or maybe we just got used to it. At Art Central, something felt a bit off. It’s a major international art fair, 100,000 people moving through the space all day — but almost no one was typing. Instead, they were just holding up their phone, trying to make sense of what’s in front of them. Not searching, not prompting. Just looking, and letting AI make sense of it in real time. And it wasn’t just a one-off. You’d see it happen again and again, across different booths, different people, different moments. At some point it stopped feeling like a demo, and started feeling like how people naturally use visual agent @Chance_vision . If AI is supposed to understand the real world, why are we still forcing it into text?
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Meta AI Updated with New Design and Model
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BREAKING : Meta updated its Meta AI app with a slightly new design as well as its underlying model. “I am Meta AI, powered by Muse Spark from the Muse model family.” It constantly refers to the Muse model family and responses seem to be a bit different from earlier tested
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AI Transforms Livestock Management: Halter Reaches $2B Valuation
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Halter now manages nearly 650,000 cows, and is currently raising at a $2B valuation.
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 8 avril 2026
Half the world's habitable land is farmland. This is AI being applied to one of the oldest industries on earth and I think we're going to see a lot more of this. pic.twitter.com/y7P1zghe4LHalter now manages nearly 650,000 cows, and is currently raising at a $2B valuation. Half the world's habitable land is farmland. This is AI being applied to one of the oldest industries on earth and I think we're going to see a lot more of this.
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AI Cow Collar Technology Creates Billion Dollar Agricultural Innovation
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An AI cow collar just created a billion-dollar company.
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 8 avril 2026
Farmers draw boundaries on a phone app, and the collars guide cows using sound and vibration.
It works by collecting over 6,000 data points per min, feeding ML models that track grazing patterns, predict disease, and… pic.twitter.com/nZpftENM2HAn AI cow collar just created a billion-dollar company. Farmers draw boundaries on a phone app, and the collars guide cows using sound and vibration. It works by collecting over 6,000 data points per min, feeding ML models that track grazing patterns, predict disease, and
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Google’s Multi-Agent Research System Automates Literature Reviews
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NEW paper from Google on multi-agent research agents. It's one of the first systems that handles end-to-end LaTeX generation, targeted literature reviews, and conceptual diagrams as a decoupled, standalone writer. Automated research frameworks can run experiments, but their
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Tenstorrent Announces AI Hardware Deployment May 1st
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ACM Prize Honors Matei Zaharia for Distributed Data Systems
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We're incredibly proud to congratulate our co-founder and CTO, @matei_zaharia
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Why AI Scaling Skeptics Misunderstand Exponential Growth
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We're not hitting an AI ceiling. Here's why the AI scaling skeptics are wrong. Exponentials help us understand everything that's going on in AI. For thousands of years, we lived in a linear world. Two apple trees produced about twice as many as one did. Walking half as far took
