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Tutorial deep dive

Your inbox doesn't need sorting. It needs a summary, and this no-code bot builds itself.

A no-code tutorial for building an email-summarization pipeline with Make and ChatGPT: setting the trigger, configuring the summarization prompt, routing output to Slack or a digest email, and securing the automation.

2026-07-18

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Document AI

Mistral OCR 4 knows where each word lives and how much to trust it

Mistral OCR 4 introduces structured document parsing with bounding boxes, block classification, and confidence scores. It beats leading OCR systems in human evaluations and benchmarks, supports 170 languages, and runs in a single container for self-hosted deployments.

2026-07-18

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Industrial AI

Physics, not text, is Mistral's path to owning the factory floor

Mistral AI acquires Emmi AI, an Austrian physics AI startup, to bring real-time simulation and digital twin capabilities to industrial engineering. The deal adds 30 researchers and a new product stream for aerospace, automotive, and semiconductor clients.

2026-07-18

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Open medical AI

Google just opened its medical AI models. The winners tackled West Africa's outbreaks with an app.

Google announces winners of the MedGemma Impact Challenge, run with Kaggle. EpiCast takes first place for disease surveillance in West Africa using on-device AI running on open medical models. Second and third place go to skin cancer self-exam and TB screening tools.

2026-07-18

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AI Agents

Kimi just removed the one thing keeping you from running a 24/7 AI agent

Kimi Claw deploys openClaw to the cloud with one click, eliminating local setup and hardware constraints. It runs 24/7, offers 40GB storage, and provides instant access to 5,000+ ClawHub skills through a browser.

2026-07-18

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Smartphone hardware

Xiaomi's 2nm phone could outshoot your camera, but the bill might hurt

The Xiaomi 18 Pro series clears Chinese network certification, revealing dual 200MP LOFIC cameras, a 2nm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen6 chip on TSMC N2P, and up to 8000mAh batteries. Launch is expected September 24, with a price increase driven by rising storage and wafer costs.

2026-07-18

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Artificial Intelligence

Claude wants to save you 20 minutes on grading tonight. That's the whole pitch.

Anthropic pitches Claude as a teaching assistant that works inside existing classroom tools, not as a replacement. The approach reflects a late 2024 strategy shift: embed into workflows, not disrupt them. But the campaign sidesteps privacy and bias questions that have derailed similar efforts.

2026-07-18

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Coding agents

Kimi K3 edges out claude fable 5 and gpt 5.6 sol on next.js code gen benchmark

Kimi K3 ties for first at 92% success rate on Next.js code tasks, finishing in under 200 seconds. AGENTS.md documentation erases gaps between top models and mid-tier ones, pushing all of them to 96%.

2026-07-18

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Model Orchestration

The model choice is now the router's problem, not yours

Sakana AI's Fugu routes each task to a specialized model behind a single API, promising less integration overhead and better cost-performance. It lands in a fast-forming category where the model itself is becoming an implementation detail.

2026-07-18

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AI Coding

Kimi K3 usage on Opencode doubled in one week, per the platform's own count

Opencode's X account reported that Kimi K3 usage doubled on the platform over the past week. The post doesn't give completion counts or name a competitor, so claims that K3 is now the most-used model should be treated as unconfirmed.

2026-07-18

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macOS 27 Public Beta

The macOS 27 beta fix that Apple fans have been yelling about for years

Apple's macOS 27 Golden Gate public beta dials back the Liquid Glass craziness, adds a menu bar overflow button (finally), and gives Siri a voice you can actually tune. Hands-on impressions from M5 MacBooks.

2026-07-18

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Artificial Intelligence

New York used AI to scan every state rule. The $25 dog hunting fee didn't stand a chance

Governor Kathy Hochul's team used AI to scan every New York state regulation in months, a manual task she estimates would have taken five years. The review found a $25 dog hunting fee and other outdated laws, while the state simultaneously paused new hyperscale data centers.

2026-07-18

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