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Programmers are using AI to customize smart TVs and create new home functions

Programmers are using AI to customize smart TVs and create new home functions

Users are turning to AI-powered programming assistants to modify their connected TVs. On Saturday, the 17th, a developer shared on X that he had used Claude Code to replace his parents’ TV home screen, eliminating the need to watch an…

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  • October 19, 2026
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A Financial Times study predicts economic gains from AI in G20 countries

A Financial Times study predicts economic gains from AI in G20 countries

Benefits could extend beyond the US and China A Financial Times survey of 94 economists from Asia, the United States, and Europe found that 54% expect significant economic and productivity gains in many or almost all G20 countries over the…

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  • October 19, 2026
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AI agents could drive $6.2 trillion in purchases by 2030, challenging banks to lead security infrastructure

AI agents could drive $6.2 trillion in purchases by 2030, challenging banks to lead security infrastructure

Economic forecast and the new role of payment systems A Bain & Company analysis predicts that purchases made by artificial intelligence agents could reach up to $6.2 trillion in global sales by 2030. In this model, algorithms not only search…

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  • October 19, 2026
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Google AI completes Minecraft in 27 hours using four autonomous agents

Google AI completes Minecraft in 27 hours using four autonomous agents

A team of four AI agents, powered by Google’s Gemini 4 Argon model, defeated Minecraft’s final boss, the Ender Dragon, after 27 hours and 14 minutes of gameplay. During the session, the agents recorded 605 deaths, created 2,783 JavaScript programs,…

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  • October 19, 2026
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Link’s AI wallet usage soars 38-fold in a month, signaling a new era of automated payments

Link’s AI wallet usage soars 38-fold in a month, signaling a new era of automated payments

AI-driven purchases surge Stripe revealed that transactions made by artificial intelligence assistants through its Link digital wallet increased 38-fold in just one month. The data, published on September 29, covers the period before the announcement and marks a significant leap…

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  • October 19, 2026
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How companies can leverage AI and data without compromising privacy and trust

How companies can leverage AI and data without compromising privacy and trust

The potential of AI combined with data The combination of artificial intelligence and large volumes of data enables businesses to personalize services, identify consumer patterns, and automate tasks. Advanced systems analyze data to uncover behaviors, predict demands, and streamline internal…

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  • October 19, 2026
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Free AI tools: how to choose the best option for your needs

Free AI tools: how to choose the best option for your needs

These days, you no longer need a paid subscription to use artificial intelligence for tasks like reviewing emails, summarizing documents, or creating images. Many platforms offer free versions that let you experiment with features and discover how AI can help…

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  • October 19, 2026
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Anthropic Allocates 5% of Equity to Public Benefit Fund Amid AI Trust Crisis

Anthropic Allocates 5% of Equity to Public Benefit Fund Amid AI Trust Crisis

Fund Structure and Purpose Anthropic unveiled a new public benefit fund designed to give the company greater flexibility and scale for initiatives that advance societal good. The fund will be a wholly owned subsidiary, initially seeded with 5% of Anthropic’s…

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  • October 18, 2026
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Disney proposes $20 million deal to license Character.AI technology as startup faces bankruptcy and legal battles

Disney proposes $20 million deal to license Character.AI technology as startup faces bankruptcy and legal battles

Character.AI, co-founded by Brazilian Daniel de Freitas, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States. Disney has offered $20 million for a perpetual, non-exclusive license to part of its intellectual property, and plans to spend around $180…

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  • October 18, 2026
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Disney Secures Majority of Character.AI Workforce in Post‑Bankruptcy Deal

Disney Secures Majority of Character.AI Workforce in Post‑Bankruptcy Deal

Employment Agreement and Compensation Following Character.AI’s bankruptcy filing earlier this week, Disney has offered jobs to at least 60 of the startup’s employees—constituting the majority of its staff. The offers carry an estimated total annual salary of roughly $60 million. The…

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  • October 18, 2026
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