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Silque AI
Jan 16

Meet Silque AI.

An AI fashion photography studio for beauty products, merch, apparel, and physical goods. Stop burning time on generic images and $1,000 prompt experiments.
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Domingo Beta
The quality is incredible 🙌 when is the release date?
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Ajulu
This looks so cool. Instantly subscribed


Bruin AI
Jan 20

Bruin AI Current Events

Algorithms for Fraud | Ads on ChatGPT
Good morning,
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The AI Architect
Really sharp analysis on the fraud detection economics. That $40B prevention figure from Visa makes the AI investment case pretty clear cut. The labor market angle is interesting too, especially the shift from manuel review roles to model risk managers. I've seen this play out in a few verticals where the "humans watching dashboards" jobs get replaced by "humans tuning models" jobs, and the skillset gap creates real friction.

Meet Your AI Prompting Coach

Prompting is a skill, and you can build it faster.
How do you know whether you’re actually getting better at prompting, or just getting luckier?
Catalyst AI ∙ 2 LIKES ∙ 1 RESTACKS

AI Cheatcode

Why AI adoption keeps failing
AI is no longer a tools problem. It’s an activation problem.
The AI Cheatcode ∙ 9 LIKES
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Michael J. Goldrich
The shift from tools to activation is exactly what most teams are missing.
You can't buy your way into AI productivity with licenses alone. Someone has to activate it, show people why it matters, and solve for trust.
That's the gap between AI budgets and AI results.
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Michael J. Goldrich
Activation is the right word.
You can give teams all the tools in the world, but if they don't know what to do with them, nothing happens.
My latest piece digs into this exact problem and what readiness actually looks like: https://vivander.substack.com/p/something-shifted-when-i-read-openais

The Friction Problem in AI Adoption

This week, I attended my first AI conference of 2026.. an internal Disney Summit, and I had the privilege of being part of the team responsible for shaping the content. After months of planning, it was incredibly rewarding to see everything come together, and I had the opportunity to lead four sessions focused on AI agents.
Claudia + AI ∙ 17 LIKES ∙ 4 RESTACKS
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Pietro Montaldo
This really nails it. The biggest adoption blocker isn’t the tech itself, it’s the friction around workflows. If AI doesn’t fit naturally into how people already work, it becomes another tool people tolerate instead of use
Patrick Schaber's avatar
Patrick Schaber
Great post, Claudia! I'm seeing many of these same things with prospects and customers I'm working with.

Claude Cowork, Google x Apple, Slackbot | Weekly Digest

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Hey! Welcome to the latest Creators’ AI Edition.
Creators AI ∙ 12 LIKES ∙ 1 RESTACKS
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Ilia Karelin
I'm on Pro for Claude that Cowork is now available for Pro, Can't wait to get my hands on it.
I just recently wrote an article for Google and Apple, and what it means for the Apple users, but very much related to what you got in here!

AI Search
Jan 18

DeepSeek Engram, Claude Cowork, FLUX2 Klein, HeartMula, ShowUI, Pixverse R1 & more AI NEWS

Welcome to the AI Search newsletter. Here are the top highlights in AI this week.
ShowUI-Aloha is a computer-use agent that can learn from human demonstrations and execute new task variants. It can record human demonstrations, learn from them, and then perform tasks like booking flights or editing spreadsheets. The agent can also adapt to new situations and learn from its mistakes.
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AI Search
Jan 11

DeepSeek V4, LTX-2, UniVideo, SimpleMem, HY-MT, NeoVerse & more AI NEWS

Welcome to the AI Search newsletter. Here are the top highlights in AI this week.
UniVideo by Kling is an open-source AI model that can generate, edit, and understand videos all in one framework. It lets you make videos from text descriptions or still images and edit existing videos using natural language. This unified approach means fewer tools and smoother creative workflows.
AI Search


AI Monk
Jan 17

Your 2026 AI Toolkit: 20 Tools to Work Smarter

Hello friends 👋
AI Monk ∙ 21 LIKES ∙ 4 RESTACKS
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Neural Foundry
Really solid thinking on the 4-tool stack instead of hoarding 20 apps. I've been running a similar setup for a few months now and the clarity is real, you stop wasting time deciding which tool to use. One thing that actaully surprised me tho is how much LM Studio covers when internet drops or privacy matters more than speed. The local-first approach feels kinda underrated in these roundups but works.


AI Buzz!
Jan 18

🚀 AI Power Plays: Chips, Comebacks & Tariffs Shake Up Tech 🌐

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AI Buzz! ∙ 14 LIKES

AI Space
Jan 17

The Failure Modes of Agentic AI No One Warned You About

Why Most Teams Discover the Cracks Only After Real Damage Is Done
Agentic AI rarely fails at launch.
AI Space ∙ 1 LIKES
Poojitha Marreddy's avatar
Poojitha Marreddy
I totally agree on the Agent rarely fails at production launch
And your insights on the Agentic AI failure modes loop is clear and needed for 2026
On same topic I wrote deep on secure building agentic ai

AI Monk
Jan 3

🧠🤖 AI Agents Are Here: 10 Platforms Business Leaders Can’t Ignore

AI is no longer just about asking questions and getting answers.
AI Monk ∙ 12 LIKES ∙ 4 RESTACKS
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Aguiyi MANAGER
So special
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Neural Foundry
Solid breakdown of where the agent space actually is right now. The point about starting with existing toolstacks is smart because I've seen teams waste months builing custom solutions when Copilot Studio or Zapier Agents could handle it day one. One thing worth watching though is how these platforms handle failure modes when agents make the wrong call on an action. Most docs dunno how to roll back automated workflows cleanly yet.

"What it’s allowed us to do is create something you couldn’t without AI"

Susan and Lee Cummings discuss AI-powered games that generate personalised characters in seconds
Hello and welcome to the latest edition of AI Gamechangers, your newsletter where we quiz people across the games industry who are doing practical, inventive things with AI. It’s been a busy week as we prepare to attend PG Connects London on Monday and Tuesday, where there’s sure to be plenty of AI chat. Many of our recent interviewees will be speaking …
AI Gamechangers ∙ 1 LIKES


PE Splits on AI Strategy

How Implementation Intelligence is Transforming Portfolio Performance
Hi, I’m Lily. I created this PE edition of the AI Dispatch for our growing community of thousands of private equity leaders and portfolio company operators navigating AI implementation.
InstaLILY AI ∙ 2 LIKES

AI Monk
Jan 13
Kei Watanabe's avatar
Kei Watanabe
Thank you for featuring glasp.co!
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Il mecenate dell'IA
Browser plugins are interesting because they sit at the edge of cognition — always on, always intervening.
The risk isn’t dependency on tools, but erosion of intentionality: when every micro-task is optimized, it becomes harder to notice which tasks shouldn’t exist in the first place.
Used deliberately, these plugins buy back attention. Used indiscriminately, they quietly automate your priorities without asking whether those priorities still make sense.

TAI ##188: Claude Cowork Brings Agentic AI to Non-Developers

Also, Quick Cowork guide, MedGemma 1.5, OpenAI's $20bn revenue, ERNIE 5.0, Flux.2, and more.
What happened this week in AI by Louie
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Liam Garcia's avatar
Liam Garcia
I found your insights on Claude Cowork and its potential for bringing agentic AI to non-developers fascinating. As someone who has navigated the challenges of integrating AI into my own workflow, I appreciate tools that enhance creativity without requiring deep technical know-how. However, I wonder if we might also consider how user feedback could shape these tools. After all, real-world applications often reveal needs we didn’t anticipate initially. What are your thoughts on this https://fnaffree.io?



AI Monk
Jan 15
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Neural Foundry
The comparison between traditional chatbots and autonomous agents is spot-on. I've been testing some similar tools lately and the biggest shift is actually psychological, not technical. Once you stop micromanaging the AI and give it proper goals with clear success critera, the outputs improve dramatically. That said, I dunno if most people are ready for that level of delegation yet.
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@thevaultinvestigates
As a Vietnam‑era vet building a whistleblower platform, I trusted Meta’s new @ManusAI. Their own support‑recommended setup broke my site (/invite 404s, OAuth mis‑routes) and weeks of tickets haven’t fixed it. I need product/engineering help so TruthDrop whistleblowers can reach investigators.

Meta x Manus | Weekly Digest | NY Edition

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Hello friends! Happy New Year!
Creators AI ∙ 12 LIKES
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shige
Thank you so much for featuring Giselle in your tools roundup!
As one of the co-founders, it's incredibly encouraging to see our open-source AI workflow platform recognized here.
We just hit #2 on Product Hunt Daily, and support like yours means so much to our team.
Wishing you and your readers a fantastic 2026! 🙌
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Neural Foundry
The FAL AI open-sourcing FLUX.2 Turbo is huge. Running at 6.6 seconds for 1024x1024 at $0.008 fundamentally changes image generation economics compared to proprietary APIs that charge 10x or more. The LoRA distribution on HuggingFace makes it insanely accessible for indie developers who dont have datacenter budgets. I've been using the base FLUX model for product mockups and seeing the turbo version hit 8 steps vs 40 is exactly the kind of optmization that makes real-time workflows finally viable.