Top stories in AI today: – Microsoft kicks off Build with models, agents, and more
– Trump softens AI review executive order
– Use Claude Design’s new slide decks feature
– Legendary Hollywood director opens the door to AI
– 4 new AI tools, community workflows, and more
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Top AI stories: Microsoft Build, Trump order, Claude slides, Hollywood director
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DotCSV: Trusting GPT 5.5 over Codex for Attractive Websites & Frontends
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As much as I like Codex and GPT 5.5, it would be in the latter that I'd trust to create attractive websites and frontends, because as we know, the model is terrible at it. And it seems I'm not the only one who thinks so, but OpenAI does too What do you see in these examples
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OpenAI Codex Launches Sites: Easy Web Page Creation and Deployment
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Ayer OpenAI lanzó Sites como una nueva funcionalidad dentro de Codex para facilitar la creación y despliegue de páginas webs.
— Carlos Santana (@DotCSV) 3 juin 2026
Hasta aquí todo ok, pero!pic.twitter.com/fLNdqj2DQ1Yesterday OpenAI launched Sites as a new feature within Codex to facilitate the creation and deployment of web pages. So far so good, but!
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GLM endpoint slow, mistakes help understanding, coding product fine
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Yesterday evening GLM endpoint was slow, high traffic during U.S. working hours. Today it's making seemingly sillier mistakes, but every one it makes helps me understand the solution better — which has its benefits. Not perfect, but the subfrontier coding product is fine as-is.
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Counting tokens needed to build the Codex app
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have you guys counted how many tokens it took to make the Codex app? would be a useful rule of thumb
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BIGSET builds datasets for any domain, unlike Exa
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— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 3 juin 2026
For specific benchmarks, Exa Websets is the closest enterprise tool.
They just raised $250M for their natural language dataset builder.
But Exa is strictly limited to lead generation.
BIGSET does the exact same thing for *any* domain..
.. and without vendor lock-in 🧠 pic.twitter.com/yi14OkHJOF4/ For specific benchmarks, Exa Websets is the closest enterprise tool. They just raised $250M for their natural language dataset builder. But Exa is strictly limited to lead generation. BIGSET does the exact same thing for *any* domain.. .. and without vendor lock-in
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BIGSET: Multi-agent AI for structured, verified datasets from web
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Finding data from the web is easy. Formatting it is a nightmare.
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 3 juin 2026
🚨 Meet BIGSET by @Tiny_Fish.
A new multi-agent AI system that researches the web to build structured, verified datasets from one single prompt 🤯
Open source. BYOK support. Self-hostable.
4 wild use cases 🧵↓ pic.twitter.com/g4fiumZkASFinding data from the web is easy. Formatting it is a nightmare. Meet BIGSET by @Tiny_Fish
. A new multi-agent AI system that researches the web to build structured, verified datasets from one single prompt Open source. BYOK support. Self-hostable. 4 wild use cases ↓ -
Google’s Eloquent: Bringing AI to Edge Devices with Open Source
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Google Launches Free Offline Speech-to-Text App for macOS/iOS Powered by Gemma 4
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SPEECH-TO-TEXT STARTUPS ARE OFFICIALLY SWEATING RIGHT NOW.
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 3 juin 2026
Google just dropped its own AI voice dictation app for macOS and iOS.
You get all the premium feats of a paid speech-to-text app without any subscription.
100% FREE. Runs offline. Powered by Gemma 4.
Download link in… pic.twitter.com/0Nv6RBNRfuSPEECH-TO-TEXT STARTUPS ARE OFFICIALLY SWEATING RIGHT NOW. Google just dropped its own AI voice dictation app for macOS and iOS. You get all the premium feats of a paid speech-to-text app without any subscription. 100% FREE. Runs offline. Powered by Gemma 4. Download link in
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Perplexity’s New Agent Architecture: Python, Sandbox, and Efficiency Gains
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Perplexity stopped treating search as one API call. Its agents now write Python that fans out queries, filters results, and joins evidence in a sandbox. On a 200+ CVE task: 100% accuracy, 85.1% fewer tokens. The SDK is private. The pattern isn't, so lets use it with Hermes?