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Jul 2, 2026

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13 min read

Make six on-brand graphics by typing one sentence

Claude now builds your flyers, carousels, and banners inside Canva, in your colors, free to start. Plus the most capable AI model yet just got caught cheating on its own test.

Teach AI a task once. Never explain it again.

Jun 25, 2026

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14 min read

Teach AI a task once. Never explain it again.

Teach AI a task once and it remembers it for good. Build your first in ten minutes. Plus the 78,000 jobs AI cut last quarter, and the side of that shift you can actually use.

Your best employee never forgets a task. Now neither does your AI.

Jun 18, 2026

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15 min read

Your best employee never forgets a task. Now neither does your AI.

Set one rule and an agent handles the work the moment it happens. New lead, new invoice, new ticket, done before you notice. Plus the month autonomous agents went mainstream, and the model the US government banned in three days.

Your browser can now run your errands while you work

Jun 11, 2026

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14 min read

Your browser can now run your errands while you work

Gemini in Chrome books, fills, compares, and buys on its own. Most people have not switched it on. Plus the web standard quietly being rebuilt for agents, and why it matters before year end.

I made a launch video in 34 minutes without opening an editor

Jun 4, 2026

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15 min read

I made a launch video in 34 minutes without opening an editor

Codex plus Remotion turns a sentence into a finished MP4. No After Effects, no timeline, no $400 editor. Plus: what actually changed in Claude Opus 4.8, and the one setting that makes every answer better.

Claude can now run your entire Meta ad operation from one conversation

May 28, 2026

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17 min read

Claude can now run your entire Meta ad operation from one conversation

Meta opened its ad system to Claude. One conversation to audit your campaigns, generate new creatives, and launch ads. Plus: GitHub Copilot bills are changing June 1. One developer's went from $39 to $902.