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Daily AI News

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Product Launch

48h

OpenAI Develops Dime AI Earbuds For 2026

9.1

LDS Relevance Score

ai-wearables

Feb 7

OpenAI Develops Dime AI Earbuds For 2026

OpenAI is developing an AI-powered earbud wearable codenamed Dime, with a tentative 2026 launch window, according to leaks and executive confirmations. The company abandoned plans for a smartphone-like AI device due to high component costs and HBM memory shortages, and now favors simple, screen-free wearables to gather real-world usage data and refine AI-first consumer experiences.

8.2

LDS Relevance Score

llm

Feb 7

Anthropic Ships Faster Claude Opus Mode

Anthropic today releases a research-preview 'fast' mode for its Claude Opus 4.6, accessible via /fast in Claude Code and the API, promising a 2.5x faster variant. Fast mode charges $30/million input and $150/million output (50% discount until Feb 16), and Opus 4.6 also offers a 1,000,000-token context option at higher prices; documentation omits measured latency.

Cloudflare Deploys Moltbot With Moltworker Edge

8.2

LDS Relevance Score

agents

Feb 7

Cloudflare Deploys Moltbot With Moltworker Edge

Cloudflare today released Moltworker, an open-source implementation that runs Moltbot—a self-hosted personal AI agent—on Cloudflare’s Developer Platform, removing the need for dedicated local hardware. Moltworker uses Workers plus isolated Sandboxes with R2 for persistent state and integrates AI Gateway, Browser Rendering, and Zero Trust Access to handle models, browser automation, and authentication. Cloudflare positions the project as a proof-of-concept on GitHub.

OpenAI Launches Frontier Agent Management Platform

8.1

LDS Relevance Score

agents

Feb 7

OpenAI Launches Frontier Agent Management Platform

OpenAI launches OpenAI Frontier, a new platform to help businesses build, deploy, and manage AI agents, available today to a limited set of customers with broader availability in coming months. Early adopters include Intuit, State Farm, Thermo Fisher, and Uber; pricing has not been disclosed. Frontier creates a shared business context, supports third-party agents, and adds onboarding, permissions, and evaluation to operate in regulated environments.

Gorse Offers Open-Source Recommender System Engine

8.1

LDS Relevance Score

recommender-systems

Feb 7

Gorse Offers Open-Source Recommender System Engine

Gorse, an AI-powered open-source recommender system written in Go, provides an engine that automatically trains models from imported items, users, and interaction data. It supports multi-source recommendations, multimodal embeddings, classical and LLM-based recommenders, a GUI dashboard, RESTful APIs, and a dockerized playground for quick setup, using MySQL/Mongo/Postgres/ClickHouse with Redis caching for scalable prediction.

Ethereum Advances Glamsterdam Upgrade For High TPS

7.9

LDS Relevance Score

ethereum

Feb 7

Ethereum Advances Glamsterdam Upgrade For High TPS

Ethereum has entered final testing for the Glamsterdam hard fork, scheduled for the first half of 2026, aiming to implement Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS) and Block-Level Access Lists (EIP-7928). The upgrade raises the gas limit to 200 million and targets 10,000+ TPS on the base layer, positioning Ethereum to support agentic AI microtransactions. Investors expect possible ETH–BTC decoupling and a pre-fork rally toward the end of Q1 2026.

Industry News

48h

Alphabet Posts Q4 2025 Revenue And Profit

9.2

LDS Relevance Score

google-cloud

Feb 7

Alphabet Posts Q4 2025 Revenue And Profit

Alphabet on Feb. 4, 2026 reported fourth-quarter 2025 revenue rose 18% year-over-year to $113.8 billion, with net income up 30% to $34.46 billion. Google Cloud led growth with $17.7 billion in revenue, a 48% increase, while Google Services generated $95.9 billion, up 14%, supporting improved margins and funding further AI infrastructure investment.

India Secures US ICT Imports Under Trade Deal

9.1

LDS Relevance Score

gpus

Feb 7

India Secures US ICT Imports Under Trade Deal

Under an interim trade agreement, India and the United States agreed on Saturday to remove barriers and restrictive import licensing for US medical devices and information and communication technology goods, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said. The pact commits India to assess within six months whether US or international standards will be accepted and aims to boost imports of GPUs and data‑centre equipment to support AI, data‑centre, and quantum computing development.

SpaceX Plans Orbital Data Center Constellation

9.1

LDS Relevance Score

orbital-data-centers

Feb 7

SpaceX Plans Orbital Data Center Constellation

SpaceX announced plans to launch a constellation of one million satellites to operate as orbital data centers, CEO Elon Musk said this month. The company says each satellite would deliver about 100 kW per ton and could add roughly 100 gigawatts of AI compute annually, and SpaceX is already hiring engineering roles to develop the program. Musk predicts space will be economically compelling for AI within 30–36 months.

India Allocates ₹7.85 Lakh Crore Defence Budget

9.1

LDS Relevance Score

defence-tech

Feb 7

India Allocates ₹7.85 Lakh Crore Defence Budget

NITI Aayog member V.K. Saraswat said India’s Union Budget 2026–27 allocates ₹7.85 lakh crore to the Ministry of Defence, a 15.19% rise versus FY2025–26, and increases DRDO funding to ₹29,100.25 crore. He highlighted the SHANTI Bill opening nuclear power to private participation to reach a 100 GW target, the ₹1 lakh crore RDI initiative, and Semiconductor 2.0 priorities.

SpaceX Acquires xAI, Pursues Orbital Data Centers

8.8

LDS Relevance Score

orbital-data-centers

Feb 7

SpaceX Acquires xAI, Pursues Orbital Data Centers

In early February 2026, SpaceX announced it acquired xAI in a stock-for-stock deal converting each xAI share into 0.1433 SpaceX shares, valuing the combined company at about $1.25 trillion. Elon Musk said the merger aims to build orbital data centers—potentially up to one million solar-powered satellites—to host AI compute, claiming lower costs within 2–3 years despite expert skepticism about decade-long timelines.

DLR Establishes Human Exploration Control Center

8.2

LDS Relevance Score

space-operations

Feb 8

DLR Establishes Human Exploration Control Center

The German Aerospace Center (DLR) announces establishment of a Human Exploration Control Center (HECC) at Oberpfaffenhofen, with funding pledged 58 million euros from Bavaria and 20 million euros from DLR, presented 4 February 2026. The HECC, slated to begin construction in 2028 and operational by 2030, will manage Gateway modules I-HAB, HLCS and ESPRIT for Artemis and develop AI autonomy tools like METIS to support Moon and Mars missions.

Analysis

48h

Claude Code Reshapes Software Engineering Workflows

8.2

LDS Relevance Score

agents

Feb 7

Claude Code Reshapes Software Engineering Workflows

In early February 2025, a Slashdot thread catalyzed debate after developers reported daily use of Anthropic’s Claude Code, a command-line coding agent that autonomously navigates codebases, edits files, runs tests, and debugs. Users reported productivity gains of roughly 2x–10x on routine tasks, prompting some firms to slow hiring and reconsider engineering headcount. The shift is accelerating discussion about skill priorities and vendor lock-in.

AI Transforms B2B Payments And Treasury Management

8.2

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ocr

Feb 7

AI Transforms B2B Payments And Treasury Management

PYMNTS reports that AI is improving high-volume B2B payments tasks such as invoice processing, fraud detection, and cash-flow forecasting, with invoice extraction accuracy exceeding 95% and faster anomaly detection. It warns, however, that AI struggles with relationship-driven payment decisions, complex exceptions, and fragmented data and integration challenges, meaning firms must invest in data infrastructure and process standardization before scaling AI across payment workflows.

AI Agents Reshape Global Compute And Research

8.1

LDS Relevance Score

agents

Feb 7

AI Agents Reshape Global Compute And Research

In February 2026, analysts including Eric Jang argue that AI's shift from static LLMs to 'thinking models' and autonomous agents, combined with an exponential rise in inference demand, is triggering an industry-wide transformation. Hyperscalers such as Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Meta plan hundreds of billions of dollars in data-center investment to meet inference workloads, while automated research and agentic workflows accelerate AI development.

India Stocks Rally After India-US Trade Deal

8.1

LDS Relevance Score

equities

Feb 7

India Stocks Rally After India-US Trade Deal

Indian stock markets closed the week higher after an interim India–US trade agreement and a U.S. executive order cutting reciprocal tariffs, boosting investor sentiment. Nifty gained about 1.4% and closed above its 100-day EMA as India VIX fell roughly 20% to near 12; Bank Nifty rose nearly 3% to 60,120 while Nifty IT tumbled about 6.9%. Analyst Sudeep Shah outlined technical levels and sector positioning.

Language Models Fail Complex Mathematical Reasoning

7.1

LDS Relevance Score

llm

Feb 7

Language Models Fail Complex Mathematical Reasoning

Recent evaluations and expert interviews show that large language models, including systems from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, struggle with research-level mathematics requiring deep reasoning and novel proofs. Researchers at Stanford, MIT and Cambridge report hallucinations, miscalculations and failure on open-ended problems, prompting calls for human oversight. The shortfall spurs hybrid approaches combining symbolic reasoning and human feedback to improve correctness in scientific and educational applications.

Vertiv Captures AI Infrastructure Data-Center Demand

7.1

LDS Relevance Score

ai-infrastructure

Feb 7

Vertiv Captures AI Infrastructure Data-Center Demand

On February 7, 2026, a stock-analysis summary relays The AI Architect’s bullish thesis that Vertiv Holdings Co. is a pure-play beneficiary of the AI infrastructure supercycle, trading at $177.75 as of Feb. 5. It cites Q3 2025 results — 60% organic order growth, 29% net sales increase, 63% adjusted EPS rise, $9.5 billion backlog, and 22.3% adjusted operating profit — and NVIDIA collaboration, implying durable demand and margin expansion.

Research

48h

Anthropic Builds C Compiler With 16 Agent Team

9.2

LDS Relevance Score

agent-teams

Feb 7

Anthropic Builds C Compiler With 16 Agent Team

On Feb 6, 2026, Anthropic reported its Claude Opus 4.6 model used 16 parallel agents to build a 100,000-line Rust-based C compiler in two weeks, consuming about 2,000 sessions and $20,000 in API costs. Led by Nicholas Carlini, the compiler passed 99% of the GCC torture tests and produced bootable Linux 6.9 images for x86, ARM, and RISC-V.

8.6

LDS Relevance Score

adversarial-attacks

Feb 8

University of Toronto Engineers Disable Facial Recognition

University of Toronto engineering researchers led by Parham Aarabi and Avishek Bose recently developed an adversarial neural-network filter that disrupts automated facial recognition. Tested on the 300-W dataset of over 600 faces, the method reduced detectable faces from 100% to 0.5%, altering pixels imperceptibly to humans while foiling detectors. The team plans to make the privacy filter available as a mobile or web app.

MIT Demonstrates Heat-powered Matrix Multiplication Devices

8.2

LDS Relevance Score

thermal-computing

Feb 8

MIT Demonstrates Heat-powered Matrix Multiplication Devices

MIT researchers Caio Silva and Giuseppe Romano publish in Physical Review Applied that inverse-designed microscopic silicon structures can perform matrix-vector multiplication using heat rather than electricity, achieving over 99% accuracy in simulations. The pore-filled, dust-sized devices guide thermal flow to compute and could enable passive overheating detection and low-power thermal management, though bandwidth and scaling limit complex deep-learning use.

8.2

LDS Relevance Score

soft-robotics

Feb 8

Columbia Engineers Create 3D-Printable Synthetic Muscle

Researchers at Columbia University led by Hod Lipson built a 3D-printable synthetic soft muscle that lifts 1,000 times its own weight and expands up to 900%. The silicone-ethanol composite is three times stronger than biological muscle, endures 15× the strain, and operates without external compressors, enabling low-cost soft robots; the team plans AI-based control and durability improvements.

Mathematicians Launch Challenge Testing AI Problem-Solving

8.2

LDS Relevance Score

llm

Feb 7

Mathematicians Launch Challenge Testing AI Problem-Solving

A team of 11 mathematicians led by Harvard and Stanford professors launched First Proof, unveiling 10 encrypted research problems on Feb. 5 and revealing solutions on Feb. 13. The problems span number theory, combinatorics, topology and numerical linear algebra, and were devised to benchmark AI systems; preliminary tests show leading LLMs solved only two problems. The effort aims to define AI's limits on research mathematics.

8.1

LDS Relevance Score

cooperative-ai

Feb 8

Researchers Build AI That Outperforms Humans Cooperating

A team led by Iyad Rahwan (MIT) and Jacob Crandall (Brigham Young) developed S Sharp, an AI program that outperformed humans in cooperative games, including the prisoner’s dilemma and a block-sharing task. Tested in computer–computer, human–computer, and human–human pairings, the system learned to cooperate once given communication channels, enabling pairs of AIs to form stronger teams than human pairs.

Case Study

48h

StrongDM Builds Software Factory With Agentic Testing

8.1

LDS Relevance Score

agents

Feb 7

StrongDM Builds Software Factory With Agentic Testing

StrongDM in February 2026 published a public description of a non-interactive Software Factory where coding agents write, test, and converge code without human review. The team details techniques including scenario holdouts, a Digital Twin Universe that clones third-party services, and two GitHub releases (Attractor specs and the cxdb context store). This demonstrates an engineer shift toward supervising agentic development systems.

China Deploys Underwater Data Centers For AI

6.1

LDS Relevance Score

underwater-data-centers

Feb 8

China Deploys Underwater Data Centers For AI

China is operating the world's only commercial underwater data center near Lingshui, Hainan, and has repurposed it in recent months to perform large-scale AI computing tasks. Sealed in steel capsules deployed in 2022 and commercial since 2023, rows of servers use surrounding seawater for cooling, reducing air-conditioning energy and land footprint. Researchers warn of localized warming, deoxygenation risks and leak/corrosion threats that could affect marine biodiversity.

6.1

LDS Relevance Score

guix

Feb 7

WezTerm Builds Succeed With Guix Environment Tweaks

A developer attempted to compile WezTerm with Guix and documented missing outputs, compilers, and libraries encountered during an ad-hoc build. They resolved issues by invoking rust:cargo, adding gcc-toolchain, pkg-config, openssl and GPU libraries, and using LD_PRELOAD to expose libEGL, allowing the binary to run. The post highlights interim workarounds and the lack of a Guix package, complicating reproducible builds for others.

6.0

LDS Relevance Score

computer-vision

Feb 7

AI Bridges Access Gaps To TB Care

Shobha Shukla reports that ahead of the APRC 2026 conference, Global South innovators and programs are deploying AI tools to expand tuberculosis (TB) screening, diagnosis, and linkage to care. The piece highlights DeepTek and notes that unreliable microscopy historically missed roughly half or more TB cases, stressing AI's role in improving detection and accelerating treatment to reduce transmission.

Designers Integrate Smart Tech Into Lobbies

5.7

LDS Relevance Score

computer-vision

Feb 7

Designers Integrate Smart Tech Into Lobbies

Design teams increasingly integrate invisible convenience technology and ambient intelligence into lobbies, combining lighting, decor and architecture with touchless entry, AI-driven package rooms and embedded safety systems. These integrated systems—using computer vision, automated environmental controls and scalable AI for access, logistics and wayfinding—operate unobtrusively to improve circulation, reduce staff workload and increase resident convenience and property value.

Policy & Ethics

48h

Russia Establishes Presidential Commission On AI

9.2

LDS Relevance Score

national-ai-strategy

Feb 7

Russia Establishes Presidential Commission On AI

At a meeting attended by presidential aide Alexei Dyumin, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko, Moscow Region Governor Andrei Vorobyov and Minister Maksut Shadayev, Russia announced creation of a Presidential Commission on the Development of Artificial Intelligence to coordinate AI policy, deployment and stakeholder interaction. Officials discussed labeling AI-generated content, legal and copyright issues, and regional pilots — 67 Moscow Region projects reportedly saved 2.5 billion rubles last year.

9.2

LDS Relevance Score

tax-policy

Feb 7

Amazon Sees Massive U.S. Tax Reduction

After the July 2025 tax overhaul, Amazon reported its U.S. current tax expense fell to $1.2 billion in 2025 from $9 billion in 2024, while pretax U.S. profit rose 44.5% to $89.5 billion. The company credited full expensing and restored immediate R&D deductions for accelerating write‑offs and deferring tax payments, a shift that materially reduces near‑term federal receipts.

8.2

LDS Relevance Score

tax-reform

Feb 8

Income Tax Act 2025 Replaces 1961 Law

Supreme Court Justice R Mahadevan said in Kolkata on Saturday that the Income Tax Act 2025, which will take effect April 1, aims to simplify compliance, modernize India's tax structure and align with global best practices, introducing measures such as e-assessment, digital-economy taxation and general anti-avoidance rules. At the Income Tax Bar Association seminar, Justice CV Bhadang warned against overdependence on AI in advocacy, and tribunal officials noted an imminent office move.

DHS Expands Border Surveillance With Smart Wall Technology

8.2

LDS Relevance Score

smart-wall

Feb 7

DHS Expands Border Surveillance With Smart Wall Technology

The Department of Homeland Security is deploying a layered “smart wall” of autonomous towers, aerostats, sensors and AI-enabled tools along the nearly 2,000-mile U.S.–Mexico border, the Marshall Project reports. Reporting shows ICE is using facial recognition tools like Mobile Fortify inland, while DHS treats detection-only systems as non–rights-impacting despite civil‑liberties groups’ privacy concerns. The government is also seeking leases for bollard construction in Big Bend amid a 50-year low in border crossings.

New York Proposes AI News Labeling Requirement

8.1

LDS Relevance Score

generative-ai

Feb 7

New York Proposes AI News Labeling Requirement

New York State Assembly has introduced a bill requiring prominent disclaimers on news content substantially produced by artificial intelligence, as reported by Nieman Lab. The measure defines AI-generated material broadly and exempts routine AI assistance like research or transcription, targeting cases where AI writes a significant portion of published text. If enacted, the law would force new editorial workflows and could set a regulatory precedent.

Pennsylvania Repeals RGGI Restores Energy Jobs

7.2

LDS Relevance Score

carbon-pricing

Feb 7

Pennsylvania Repeals RGGI Restores Energy Jobs

Pennsylvania formally repeals its plan to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) after the state Supreme Court dismissed litigation and a November budget deal finalized repeal, the change confirmed Jan. 6. The repeal ends a six-year investment freeze that had cost roughly 650 union jobs and stalled about 13 billion dollars in projects, enabling gas conversions and data-center developments while raising emissions leakage concerns.

Opinion

48h

7.1

LDS Relevance Score

gpt-4

Feb 8

Kurzweil Opposes Pause On Advanced AI Research

In April 2023, inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil says he did not sign the Future of Life Institute's March open letter calling for a six-month pause on training AI systems more powerful than GPT-4. He argues the criterion is too vague and that a pause risks leaving consenting labs behind, while halting beneficial research in medicine, education, and renewable energy. He advocates tailored safety measures instead.

7.1

LDS Relevance Score

llm

Feb 7

AI Reshapes Job Markets And Economies

Michael Casey, chairman of DAIS Global, warns in a guest essay that AI's rapid growth is reshaping job markets and economic structures, already displacing entry-level roles and slowing hiring in vulnerable domains. He highlights emergent "proof of control" technologies, the need for sovereign, individual-empowering governance, and a possible posthuman economy where machine intelligence acts as a token of value, raising stability concerns.

7.1

LDS Relevance Score

automation

Feb 7

Mo Gawdat Warns AI Disrupts Capitalism

Former Google X executive Mo Gawdat told Business Insider in September that artificial intelligence is set to expose a structural flaw in capitalism by replacing human labor at scale. He warns of large job losses—potentially 20% to 50% unemployment in some sectors—and says collapsing wages and consumption may force governments to adopt guaranteed income or redesign economic transfers.

Kamala Harris Rebrands Gen Z Organizing Hub

6.0

LDS Relevance Score

social-media

Feb 7

Kamala Harris Rebrands Gen Z Organizing Hub

Former Vice President Kamala Harris on Feb. 7, 2026 relaunches 'Headquarters' as a Gen-Z led progressive content and organizing hub, partnering with People For the American Way and expanding to YouTube and Substack while retaining her campaign followers. The announcement positions rapid-response social content amid widespread 2025 media layoffs; the piece argues this strategy favors engagement optimization over rebuilding civic journalism infrastructure.

Martin Fowler Describes LLM As Metaphors

5.9

LDS Relevance Score

llm

Feb 8

Martin Fowler Describes LLM As Metaphors

Martin Fowler writes a blog article 'Who is LLM?' on ipSpace.net that compares LLMs to a stubborn donkey, a genie, and a slot machine, and outlines why those metaphors shed light on LLM behavior for readers.

5.7

LDS Relevance Score

decentralization

Feb 8

Social Singularity Predicts Decentralization Transforming Society

In 2018, futurist Max Borders publishes The Social Singularity, arguing that decentralization will reorganize human society away from hierarchies toward networked collective intelligence and hive-mind-like collaboration. Borders identifies automation, artificial intelligence, biotech, agro-tech, clean energy, and smart cities as drivers that will enable billions of decentralized acts to reshape education, media, and finance. The book urges readers and practitioners to master these technologies to build more connected, prosperous institutions.

Community

48h

Khronos Proposes Gaussian Splatting glTF Extension

8.9

LDS Relevance Score

gaussian-splatting

Feb 7

Khronos Proposes Gaussian Splatting glTF Extension

Khronos Group this week released a release candidate for a Gaussian splatting extension to the glTF 3D format, inviting feedback from engine developers and creators ahead of formal ratification targeted for Q2 2026. The extension embeds volumetric Gaussian splats directly in glTF files to standardize delivery of photorealistic captures across XR platforms. Major contributors include Autodesk, Bentley Systems, Huawei, Niantic Spatial, and Nvidia.

7.8

LDS Relevance Score

ethics

Feb 8

CogX Hosts Major AI And Sustainability Festival

CogX hosts a major AI and emerging technology festival in London, June 14–16, 2021, with 15,000 attendees, 500 speakers, 20 stages, and 100 exhibitors. The event emphasizes AI ethics, UN Sustainable Development Goals, and practical deployment through workshops, case studies, and executive briefings. Organizers present cross-sector discussions on IoT, 5G, VR/AR, and climate tech for industry, government, and academia.

Tata Executive Urges AI Adoption In Healthcare

7.1

LDS Relevance Score

healthcare-ai

Feb 7

Tata Executive Urges AI Adoption In Healthcare

Girish Krishnamurthy, CEO and MD of Tata Medical and Diagnostics, urged adoption of artificial intelligence in healthcare at the Vision to Value Conclave 1.0 in Coimbatore on Feb. 7, 2026. He said AI-driven, patient-centric models can deliver continuous, connected care and address rising lifestyle diseases. Organizers framed the event to spark ideas and inspire action among healthcare and business leaders.

Universities Reimagine Higher Education For Industry-Ready Graduates

5.9

LDS Relevance Score

education-technology

Feb 7

Universities Reimagine Higher Education For Industry-Ready Graduates

Vice-chancellors and education experts at Development Dialogue 2026 in Hubballi on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026, urged practical learning across all streams and wiser use of technology, including AI, to build capacity and industry readiness. Panelists highlighted challenges implementing India's National Education Policy, called for continuous evaluation and upskilling, and urged clearer job-role guidance to reduce the gap between universities and employers.

5.8

LDS Relevance Score

public-health

Feb 8

Future Forum Explores Pandemic Effects on Society

The German Center for Research + Innovation convenes German and American leaders for the Future Forum on October 14–15, 2021, in Chicago, with web streaming available. The two-day event examines "Society in Transition: effects of the pandemic" through interdisciplinary and international perspectives from academia, public, and private sectors. Organizers aim to surface collaborative research, policy ideas, and practical responses to pandemic-driven societal change.

ChangeMakers Hosts Conversation On Technology's Environmental Impact

5.1

LDS Relevance Score

technology-environment

Feb 8

ChangeMakers Hosts Conversation On Technology's Environmental Impact

ChangeMakers' Conversations towards Action: Technology, Responsibility & Legacy will take place in St. Eugene's Hall, Moville, on Thursday, February 12, 2026, from 7–9 p.m. The free event features author Gerry McGovern reading from his new book 99th Day and a panel discussion on reducing digital waste and technology's environmental footprint. Organizers invite local attendees to learn practical steps for community-level action.

Tutorial

48h

7.8

LDS Relevance Score

local-search

Feb 7

OpenClaw Cuts Agent Costs With Playbook

This article presents a five-step playbook to dramatically reduce running costs of always-on agents such as OpenClaw by eliminating token and API waste. It details tools and tactics—qmdskill local search, session initialization rules, Exa AI web search, model routing, and local LLM heartbeats—and cites a deployment example dropping monthly costs from roughly $1,200 to about $36, while noting maintenance tradeoffs.

Smartphone Autocorrect Explains Its Prediction and Learning

6.8

LDS Relevance Score

n-gram

Feb 8

Smartphone Autocorrect Explains Its Prediction and Learning

This guide explains how smartphone autocorrect predicts and corrects words by analyzing typing patterns, using n-gram models, probability scoring, context analysis, and machine learning. It describes why errors occur, how personalized feedback and vocabulary expansion improve accuracy over time, and compares approaches used by Apple, Google, Samsung, and third-party keyboards. It ends with practical tips to tune dictionaries, sensitivity, and shortcuts.

Agent Produces Consistent JSON From PDFs

6.8

LDS Relevance Score

agents

Feb 7

Agent Produces Consistent JSON From PDFs

In this tutorial the author demonstrates feeding a PDF into an Agent flow to produce stable JSON output using a File input, Run a prompt action, and Parse JSON. The post highlights handling text, tables, and newline/carriage-return issues and recommends embedding a fixed JSON schema and using a Compose action to ensure consistent property names for downstream actions.

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