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Amazon's AGI lab, led by a former OpenAI executive, introduces advanced AI agents. Named Nova, these agents are designed for web browsing and decision-making, drawing inspiration from robotics. This marks the lab's first public project.

AI tools can aid children's learning if used intentionally, Psychology Today reports. Personalized AI has potential but may distract. Human connection and curiosity are essential for guiding digital learning.

QLED TV makers face scrutiny amidst 'quantum dot conspiracy theories' as questions arise about the actual use of quantum dots in their TVs, leading to consumer doubts and lawsuits over potentially misleading marketing claims.

Carbon Robotics launches AutoTractor, a self-driving platform for farms, boosting productivity. This autonomous tractor uses AI and sensors, addressing labor shortages and enhancing efficiency with automated operations and precise navigation. Integrates with LaserWeeder for weeding.

Oura is officially launching its AI-powered Wellness Advisor out of beta. This feature, available to Oura Ring users, provides personalized insights and recommendations based on their health data, aiming to enhance sleep, activity, and overall wellness understanding.

Google-backed AI drug discovery startup Isomorphic Labs raised $600M in its first external funding round led by Thrive Capital. The company uses AI for drug discovery and has existing investors like Google Ventures and Alphabet.

The Netherlands ranked 10th globally in tech competitiveness, surpassing all G7 countries. It was lauded for its strong digital economy, biotech and semiconductor sectors, and digital skills.

Landh.tech reports hacking Google's Gemini AI and leaking part of its source code, expanding on their previous Gemini hacking exploits detailed in a 2024 blog post.

A professor with 30+ years of experience observes significant changes in college students. They are not what they used to be, making discussions about these shifts challenging. This piece likely delves into these transformations in academia.