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How AI-Native 3D Workspaces Are Solving the Fragmented Pipeline Problem in Digital Asset Creation
The demand for 3-D content is just booming across the whole industry, from gaming to AR/VR, e-commerce, architecture, & engineering solutions. But the catch is that creating 3d content has been limited due to its complexity, inefficiency, & time-consuming, fragmented pipeline. Creators need to jump through multiple applications that are designed specially for a specific…
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The Digital Renaissance of Collectibles: How Tech Is Driving a Global Resale Boom
The world of collectibles has always fascinated enthusiasts, from trading cards and comic books to rare watches and vintage sneakers. For decades, passionate hobbyists sought treasures through physical marketplaces, conventions, and private auctions. Yet, over the past decade, a remarkable transformation has unfolded: technology has redefined how collectibles are bought, sold, and valued. The shift…
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Salesforce CEO Says AI Agents Have Replaced 4,000 Support Roles
AI tools are shaking up the workplace again, and this time it’s hitting one of the biggest names in tech: Salesforce. Marc Benioff on the Shift to AI Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff revealed in a recent podcast that the company has cut thousands of support roles thanks to AI-powered agents. The number of employees in…
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OpenAI Increases Safeguards on ChatGPT
OpenAI announced on Tuesday that it will route sensitive conversations to advanced reasoning models such as GPT-5. The company also plans to introduce parental controls in the coming weeks. These measures follow recent safety failures involving ChatGPT. Safety Steps The update comes after the death of teenager Adam Raine, who had discussed self-harm with ChatGPT. …
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Microsoft Gives Free AI Copilot To U.S. Government Workers
Microsoft has partnered with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to provide millions of U.S. federal workers with free access to Microsoft Copilot, the company’s AI assistant. The agreement is projected to save taxpayers $3.1 billion in its first year. It centers on a one-year, no-cost license of Microsoft 365 Copilot for government workers using…
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HeyGen Pricing Review 2025
HeyGen is one of the most talked-about platforms in the world of AI video generation. With its ability to transform scripts into professionally created videos with realistic avatars and voices, it has become a go-to tool for businesses, marketers, and educators who want to create content faster and at scale. However, just like any other…
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How AI can Save Lives By Transforming Emergency Communications
Regardless of the type of emergency, communication is a vital thread between life and death. However, reaching diverse groups isn’t easy, and if we as a society learned anything from past natural disasters, it’s that misinformation, delays, and other challenges often creep up at the most inopportune moments. This isn’t a business environment where delays…
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The AI Edge: Guiding Players to Better Casino Game Choices
Thanks to the development of artificial intelligence, choosing games from collections of 5,000 to 10,000 titles is no longer a problem for players. Immediately after RoyalReels, users are literally guided through all sections of the gambling site, displaying exactly those categories and options that may be of interest to them specifically. Such personalisation of gaming…
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Is Meet-Ting the Calendly Killer? My Full Review of This Email-First AI Scheduler
Scheduling meetings has always been a little broken. Most of us spend too much time bouncing between emails, calendar apps, and booking tools. Scheduling platforms like Calendly tried to fix this, but in doing so, they forced people into rigid workflows: “click a link → pick a slot → fill out a form → confirm.” …
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AI’s Mess is Becoming Freelancers’ Goldmine
The rise of AI was supposed to push freelancers out of the picture. Instead, it has created a whole new market where human skills are more valuable than ever. Take graphic designer Lisa Carstens. She thought AI would end her career. Today, she’s busier than ever fixing broken logos that startups and small businesses tried…
