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Kimi K3 Is Outperforming GPT, Claude & Gemini
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Kimi K3 Is Outperforming GPT, Claude & Gemini
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Anthropic gives every K-12 teacher in the US a free year of premium Claude
I made a fighting scene with Seedance 2.0
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A Free GitHub Plugin That Took Claude Code CORE-Bench Score From 42% to 78%
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Kimi K3 Is Outperforming GPT, Claude & Gemini

Kimi K3 is a 2.8 trillion parameter open weight model that Bloomberg confirmed performs close to the top offerings from OpenAI and Anthropic. It landed at number one on LMArena's Frontend Code leaderboard, beating Claude and GPT models in that category, and full open weights are expected within days. This matters because it is the first open model to sit inside the genuine frontier conversation, not just near it, and it puts real pressure on the pricing of closed models. Source: huggingface.co

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Anthropic gives every K-12 teacher in the US a free year of premium Claude

Anthropic launched Claude for Teachers, offering verified US K-12 educators a full year of premium Claude access at no cost, including Claude Code and Cowork, plus curricula aligned to all 50 states' academic standards. The program is FERPA compliant, teacher data isn't used for training, and it was developed with the American Federation of Teachers. It's a direct answer to similar moves from OpenAI and Microsoft as AI companies compete for a foothold in American classrooms. Source: anthropic
I made a fighting scene with Seedance 2.0
I made this ai video with invideo Agent One
Here is a complete breakdown: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19A79h1q_UUDP8p67e28ka68zd9zFThVE/view
A Free GitHub Plugin That Took Claude Code CORE-Bench Score From 42% to 78%
It's called Autoharness quietly learns from your corrections and remembers them for future coding sessions.
Instead of making you explain the same project rules again and again, it saves useful notes, updates them over time, and removes ones that are no longer needed. Every learned rule is checked before it's saved, so nothing is added automatically without verification.
The result is simple: Claude Code remembers how your project works and makes fewer repeated mistakes.
In the project's own CORE-Bench test, the same model improved from 42% to 78% just by using this smarter setup, without changing the AI model itself.
It takes only a couple of minutes to install, requires no manual setup, and works quietly in the background while you code.

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OpenAI's first hardware isn't a phone, it's a companion speaker that moves on its own
OpenAI's debut hardware product will be a screen-free, portable smart speaker with a camera, sensors and moving mechanical parts, designed with Jony Ive's team to feel like a home companion rather than a typical voice assistant. It's expected to unveil later this year with a 2027 launch, though Apple's ongoing trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI could complicate the timeline. This marks OpenAI's biggest step yet beyond software into physical products. Source: techcrunch
Apple knocks Nvidia off the top of the market cap table
Apple closed at roughly 4.88 trillion dollars on July 17, edging past Nvidia's 4.86 trillion to reclaim the title of world's most valuable company for the first time since April 2025. The shift reflects investors rewarding Apple's lighter AI capital spending and stronger services and ecosystem story, while Nvidia slipped after a 3.5 percent share drop tied to broader AI valuation jitters. It signals the market is starting to look past chipmakers toward companies that can turn AI into everyday products people pay for. Source: cnbc
xAI's coding tool was secretly uploading entire codebases
xAI's Grok Build CLI silently sending complete Git repositories, including committed passwords and API keys, to a Google Cloud bucket at roughly 27,800 times the data actually needed for the task. xAI disabled the upload feature server side on July 13 and open sourced the tool on July 15 in an apparent trust repair move. Developers who ran Grok Build before July 13 are being advised to rotate any credentials that ever touched their repositories. Source: thehackernews
Google renames NotebookLM and gives it a built-in coding brain
Google renamed its research tool NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook and rolled out an update that gives every notebook a secure cloud computer, letting it write and execute code natively for deeper data analysis grounded in a user's own sources. The tool now serves over 30 million people and 600,000 organizations. The rebrand ties it more tightly to Google's broader Gemini lineup while keeping it a standalone app, with the code execution feature rolling out to Pro users in the coming weeks. Source: https://blog.google/
Perplexity's AI browser tool gets a sealed, that means faster workspace
Perplexity's Computer agent gained a sealed sandbox that lets users pause, resume or branch a session, with passwords and keys never stored, and the tool now starts three to five times faster than before. This is aimed squarely at making agentic browsing safer for people who'd otherwise be nervous handing an AI tool their login credentials while it books flights or fills out forms on their behalf. Source: perplexity
ChatGPT search now digs through your entire chat history in one box
As part of a wave of product tweaks reported this week, OpenAI updated ChatGPT's search so it can pull up any past chat, image or document a user has generated from a single search box, and expanded the space users get to describe how they want answers written to more than triple the previous limit. It's a small but practical change aimed at making months of accumulated ChatGPT conversations actually usable again instead of scrolling through a long sidebar.
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