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Agave grows wild in India, and new distillers are turning it into spirits, reshaping sourcing, regulation, and expansion bets.
A Dune-like materials breakthrough could reshape water access models, procurement, and how regulators evaluate “clean water” claims.
Anthropic’s enterprise bid is moving fast, but adoption still lags OpenAI and Google in IDC’s March 2026 survey.
Claude Corps is funding year-long placements across the U.S., with apps open Wednesday through July 17.
A viral parody campaign cost about $200, hit 3M+ views, and exposed how easily AI branding can collide with reality.
A free update modernizes Echo Hub’s 2024 interface and brings Ring AI search and Alexa Plus summaries to your cameras.
The engineer behind OpenAI’s coding boom is running a sweeping ChatGPT transformation, with major product and governance implications.
A 9.8 CVSS PeopleSoft flaw is being used in the wild, unpatched, and exploitable over the internet.
The Next Web’s Michael Ronis argues the future of hiring is faster search, plus human judgment for the messy parts.
A security flaw Oracle flagged, tied to a cybercrime gang campaign, is pushing boards to audit exposure fast.
Lag compensation changes, new gameplay options, and a big cosmetic drop are the real “still alive” proof.
A new AI coaching layer can forecast open-play dynamics from broadcast visuals, and Palmeiras is the first to run it live.
