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Claude Opus 5.5 Arrives: What’s New for Claude Code, Developers and AI Workflows
Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5.5 brings updates to coding, long-running AI tasks and developer pricing. Here is what it means for Claude Code users and access.
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GPT-6 Sol and Luna Arrive: What’s New, Who Can Use Them, and How Much They Cost
OpenAI has expanded the GPT-6 family with Sol and Luna, two models built for different balances of capability, speed and cost. Here is what the launch means.
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Why Your LinkedIn Opening Line Matters for Google Search and AI Overviews
The opening words of a LinkedIn post may influence how its page appears in search. Here is what a recent SEO experiment suggests and what Google confirms.
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Pinterest Restyle Brings AI-Powered Home Design to Your Own Space
Pinterest's new Restyle uses AI to show how furniture, colors and decor could look in your room, bringing home inspiration closer to everyday decisions.
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Claude Is Becoming a Full Workspace With New Docs and Slides Tools
Anthropic is bringing documents, presentations and longer-running work into the main Claude experience, so ideas become finished work without switching apps.
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Apple's New M6 Mac mini Is Starting to Look Like a Personal AI Machine
The new M6 Mac mini talks about AI almost as much as raw performance - and that might be the more interesting story.
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NVIDIA's $12.93 Billion Hugging Face Deal Is About Much More Than Open-Source AI
NVIDIA is buying its way closer to the developers who decide which AI models get used - and the real test is whether Hugging Face stays neutral once it does.
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