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Today, we’re introducing the next chapter of Concurrence and the world’s greatest leap toward Superintelligent Care.
When I was 13 I lost my mom to cancer that should’ve been caught earlier.
We’re building a system that sees every patient’s future in time to change the outcome
Instagram is testing Features: horizontal videos up to 90 minutes.
The bit that matters for distribution: tap a podcast clip in Reels and the full episode plays without leaving the app.
Clips stop being trailers for YouTube.
I’m not a 3D artist. I’m not a marine biologist.
But with AI, I built Micro Atlas 🌊 an interactive deep-sea museum where you can spin real ocean creatures in 360°.
This is what AI unlocks now 👇
Luma added Kling 4.0 on 23 Oct, pitched for fast action and big camera moves. Review and refinement happen on the same board.
Per PixVerse’s rollout notes, the full model does clips up to 30 sec, up to 10 keyframes, up to 4K and stereo audio with better lip sync. Rollout is staged, so check what your plan gets.
Before a Kling 4.0 clip goes near a client ad, check hands, on-screen text and the logo frame by frame.
Creatify made 10 talking-head ads for Ramp’s corporate card, one reason to buy per ad, for about $3.30.
Before: 1 demo, 1 pitch.
After: 10 cuts, 10 reasons to buy.
Most product demos only ever test the first one.
This robotic toilet might be more useful than a robot that does your chores.
China’s Yueban built Xiaoban for people with limited mobility. Call it by voice or remote, and it comes to the bedside to help them use the toilet.
It plans its own route, detects obstacles and navigates around them. Once in position, it locks its wheels and deploys supports so users can lean on the armrests as they sit down or stand up.
It has a warm-water bidet and a warm-air dryer. Afterward, it heads to the bathroom, pumps waste into the existing toilet and rinses out its tank. No commode bucket for a caregiver to carry, empty or scrub.
Yueban says the camera stays off while someone is using Xiaoban. It only turns on to locate the bathroom toilet during emptying.
For older adults who struggle to get to the bathroom, especially in the middle of the night, this could be a huge relief.
Instead of selling "AI agents" to tech-savvy clients, focus on fixing concrete problems for local trade businesses.
Hot take: fix your conversion tracking before you touch GEO.
Marie Haynes looked at 100 sites, 145M+ sessions. ChatGPT sent 0.62% as many sessions as Google organic. It converted at 13.8% vs 3.02%. Google still drove 96.5% of conversions.
Canva shipped Craft, its first in-house image model.
It was trained on human designed templates (posters, menus, social posts), not photos. Canva says that means legible text and edits that leave the rest intact.
Text is where image models usually break. Testing that next.
Film 1Password for Agents as a login form filling itself and the demo is 30 seconds nobody gets.
My cut, 3 shots:
Agent hits a sign-in page, asks for access
Phone buzzes, I approve
Form fills. The agent never sees the password
Read more: thenewstack.io/1password-age…
Hot take: "what does ChatGPT say about us" is now a growth channel, and most teams aren't checking it. Demandbase just launched an AEO Agent that compares how major AI assistants describe a brand and shows which sources shape those answers.
Whether or not you buy a tool for it, the manual version costs nothing:
Ask 3 assistants who's best in your category.
Note who gets named and which pages get cited.
Fix the page they're quoting that's out of date.
How Monday's demo was supposed to look vs. the frozen first frame I'm staring at #GrrMondays
🤖 Made with AI
Higgsfield's Click to Ad: paste a product URL, get a video ad. What it does before you spend credits on it:
➡️It pulls the product name, description, up to 8 photos, brand colors and logo from the page. You can swap images or rewrite the copy before it renders.
➡️10 preset templates, each with its own structure and pacing. Don't like the cut? Re-run it with another preset.
➡️Where it struggles, per Higgsfield's own guide: no clean product photo, no ad. Cluttered or pop-up-heavy pages pull the wrong assets. Digital products and services give it less to work with.
The #1 launch on Product Hunt this week wasn't an AI agent.
It was "a social network for devs."
Before: one product demo, re-exported by hand for every new hook.
After: Meta's Ads Creative Studio builds the variants. New hook, audio, clip length, captions, end scene.
What it can't pick for you: the first 3 seconds that say what your product does.
Customers do not buy “AI analytics.” They buy faster decisions, fewer lost leads, or a shorter path to a result.
Why Clone an App You Already Use?
The best way to learn product engineering is to rebuild something you know inside out.
You already know how Instagram should feel.









