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  1. Skyvern automates browser work without brittle selectors

    #Skyvern#Browser Automation#AI Agents

    What this is about Skyvern is an AI tool for browser automation. It is built for teams that need to repeat work on third-party websites: log into portals, download invoices, fill forms, or extract data from interfaces

  2. AI traces are becoming measurable in tech and finance jobs

    #AI Labor#Tech Layoffs#Finance Jobs

    Journal, reported that two US sectors most exposed to AI are now clearly diverging from an otherwise solid labor market: information technology and financial activities are losing an average of 28,000 jobs per month in

  3. AI data centers turn power rules into a location issue

    #AI Infrastructure#Data Centers#Clean Energy

    2026, Associated Press reported that the power demand of AI data centers is triggering new rules in the United States. The core conflict is simple: data centers need very large amounts of electricity very quickly, while

  4. Ai2 Asta makes literature research easier to verify

    #Ai2 Asta#OpenScholar#Research Tools

    What this is about Ai2 Asta is a scholarly research assistant from the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence. The interface combines literature search, summarization, and data-driven discovery. It follows the same

  5. Cyber Ivy: AI News Explained So They Become Truly Useful

    #Cyber Ivy#AI News#KI einfach erklärt

    Cyber Ivy is a bilingual AI magazine by IEX Labs UG. We publish two short, clear articles a day on what's happening in AI — for people who want to understand the field without wading through jargon and hype. What this is

  6. Texas AI data centers become a campaign issue

    #AI Infrastructure#Data Centers#Texas

    has long been an aggressive location for data centers and AI infrastructure. On June 30, 2026, Governor Greg Abbott shifted the tone sharply: during a campaign stop in Bullard, he said AI data centers should be

  7. Stargate UK shows how fragile AI infrastructure promises are

    #OpenAI#Stargate UK#AI Infrastructure

    supposed to make Stargate UK a visible symbol of British AI infrastructure. On 4 July 2026, however, the Guardian reported that OpenAI apparently had not visited a key site at Cobalt Park in North Tyneside. The most

  8. OpenAI's Confidential S-1 Turns AI Into a Market Test

    #OpenAI#AI Markets#IPO

    a public offering later. The timing matters because the AI industry has spent years talking about models, benchmarks, and product features. An IPO forces a different kind of truth into view: operating costs, revenue

  9. Google pushes back on Munich AI Overviews liability

    #Google#AI Overviews#AI Law

    back against a Munich Regional Court decision concerning AI Overviews. Several outlets reported on June 15, 2026 that Google is challenging the preliminary interpretation. The core issue: the court treated AI-generated

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