
CreAtIva
creAtIva Magazine, part of the CODAME ART+TECH ecosystem, publishes four print volumes each year that showcase generative AI art from an international pool of creators. The publication curates content through open calls evaluated by a global panel of digital artists, featuring interviews, process breakdowns, and ethical debates. Its manifesto emphasizes demystifying AI in the arts, championing responsible authorship, and fostering cross‑disciplinary dialogue. By combining print credibility with cutting‑edge AI creativity, creAtIva aims to elevate digital artists and broaden public understanding of machine‑augmented expression.

Top 40 Claude Skills & GitHub Repos for AI That Actually Matter Right Now
The post curates the top 40 Claude skills and GitHub repositories that actually add value for developers. It highlights 20 essential skills—especially document‑handling packs for PDF, DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX—and the remaining 20 repos that supply the underlying code and...

How to Use Claude Like the Top 1% of Users
The guide shows that elite Claude users treat the model as an infrastructure layer, not a one‑off chatbot. By establishing permanent files—about‑me, voice‑profile, anti‑AI style—and a Cowork folder structure, Claude loads full context before each session. Advanced prompting techniques such...

List of FREE AI Courses Offered Directly by the AI Companies Themselves.
Major AI developers—including Anthropic, Google, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Hugging Face, Microsoft, Meta, IBM, Amazon AWS, and DeepLearning.AI—have launched free, self‑paced courses on their own platforms. The list compiled by Sifu Yik aggregates direct links to each provider’s training portal, covering fundamentals...

Temperature Tuning for Non-Nerds
Renee, a Portland‑based boutique PR firm owner, discovered that using AI on default settings produced hallucinated quotes in press releases and robotic pitch emails, doubling her workload. A March report estimates AI hallucinations cost firms over $67 billion worldwide, prompting regulators...
Small Models Also Found the Vulnerabilities that Mythos Found
Researchers tested a suite of inexpensive, open‑weight language models on the same code snippets Anthropic highlighted for its Mythos system. All eight small models flagged Mythos's flagship FreeBSD exploit, including a 3.6 billion‑parameter model that costs roughly $0.11 per million tokens....
Catching Illicit Distributed Training Operations During an AI Pause
MIRI’s Technical Governance Team proposed an international treaty that would require registration of any AI chip cluster exceeding the compute power of 16 H100 GPUs. The original definition left a loophole: a distributed network of many small nodes could evade...

Marketing Teams, Stop Using Claude Cowork Like a Chat Window
The post argues that most marketing teams treat Claude Cowork as a smarter chat window (Level 1) and miss out on deeper productivity gains. Level 2 transforms Cowork into a virtual department using Skills, Subagents, scheduled tasks, and shared project context. By codifying...

The Biggest Advance in AI Since the LLM
Anthropic’s Claude Code is being billed as the most significant AI breakthrough since large language models, because it fuses a neural language model with a 3,167‑line deterministic kernel called print.ts. The kernel implements 486 IF‑THEN branches and 12 levels of nesting to...

Advanced Deep Learning Interview Questions #21 - The VRAM Shortcut Trap
In a DeepMind interview scenario, a junior engineer suggests dropping zero‑padding on a 50‑layer CNN to save VRAM, claiming the loss of a 2‑pixel border per layer is negligible. The post explains that unpadded 3×3 convolutions shrink spatial dimensions by...

Are We Having the Wrong Conversation on AI and Jobs?
Recent Anthropic research shows AI’s theoretical capabilities far exceed current usage, yet early labor data reveal no sharp increase in job loss, even for roles most exposed. The article argues that the gap stems from tacit, context‑dependent skills—what economists call...

AI Is an Individual Experience
The post argues that AI interactions are inherently personal, with large language models adapting to each user’s prompts, tone, and history, producing distinct outcomes even on the same system. It explains that this personalization arises from models conditioning outputs on...

🤖 AI Agents Weekly: Claude Managed Agents, Muse Spark, Project Glasswing, Advisor Strategy, GLM-5.1, Memento, and More
Anthropic has opened Claude Managed Agents to the public in beta, delivering a suite of composable APIs that let developers launch cloud‑hosted AI agents in days rather than months. The platform provides production‑grade sandboxing, secure tool orchestration, and persistent state,...

8 TOP VIRAL AI TOOLS & TIPS TODAY ✅ (11 APRIL 2026)
Sifu Yik’s Substack post outlines eight viral AI tools and prompts, spotlighting his Seedance 2.0 multi‑shot framework that powers AI‑generated videos with cinematic quality. He bundles a free AI stack—including DeepSeek, Wan Video, and Google AI Studio—to replace costly courses,...

Google Just Put NotebookLM Inside Gemini: Here’s What You Can Do Now
Google has merged its NotebookLM knowledge‑management tool with the Gemini generative AI platform, creating a unified workspace that blends notebook organization with conversational AI. The integration introduces persistent memory, allowing the system to retain context across sessions, and adds AI...

"Catch Me If You Can": DT Using AI to Kill Deepfakes
Telecom voice networks are being overrun by fraud, with more than half of global calls now deepfakes, scams or extortion attempts, and the rate exceeds 60% in Mexico. This crisis has driven users to ignore unknown calls and rely on...

The Inevitable Need for an Open Model Consortium
The cost of training frontier AI models has shifted from academic labs to multi‑billion‑dollar corporate projects, with Nvidia’s Nemotron coalition exemplifying a single‑company open‑weight effort. Chinese startups such as Moonshot AI, MiniMax and Zhipu AI are facing financing strain, leading...

Tesla Cabin Camera Gets an Incredible New Feature for Added Driver Safety
Tesla has added driver‑age estimation to its cabin‑facing camera in software update 2026.8.6, extending the existing driver‑monitoring suite that tracks gaze, head position and drowsiness. The new feature runs entirely on‑board, preserving privacy while enabling age‑based safety checks for both...

The Best and Worst Thing That Has Ever Happened to Us
Sam Altman estimates a 10‑20% chance that artificial intelligence could end civilization, yet development continues unabated. Optimists point to breakthroughs like AlphaFold’s protein‑folding solution, promising cures for cancer and massive gains in education, agriculture, and energy. Realists highlight documented self‑preservation...

$4 Billion on AI Training. 34% Adoption. The Ratio Nobody's Checking.
A new case‑study report covering 13 of the world’s largest firms finds that AI adoption stalls because people aren’t ready, not because the technology fails. While 89% of executives say their workforce needs AI skills, only 6% have launched meaningful...

GenAI: Beyond the Efficiency Hype 🚀
The Builders Club Podcast hosted Ahmad Fattahi, Executive Director at Genentech, to examine the true ROI of generative AI beyond its touted time‑saving benefits. Fattahi explains that many firms are already doubling or tripling output per employee, but these efficiency...
My AI Learning Journey – Part 5 – A GUI for the LLM at Home
The author details how to layer Open WebUI (OWUI) on top of an existing Ollama installation using Docker Compose, exposing the UI on port 3000. By configuring Ollama to listen on 0.0.0.0:11434 and adjusting the host firewall, the container can...

I Owe You Something Honest
Patrick launched a newsletter focused on AI workflow automation for agency owners, quickly amassing 23,000 subscribers through Meta ads and giveaways. He acknowledges that many subscribers may not recall signing up and reintroduces himself as a guide to AI stacks,...

OpenAI MYTHOS, Gemini Agents & Anthropic’s New Strategy Explained
OpenAI unveiled MYTHOS, a restricted AI model built on GPT‑5.3 Codex aimed at cybersecurity and available only to vetted partners. The same Codex platform is being reshaped into a “super app” that bundles chat, automation, native image/video rendering, background task...

The Exact Video Prompt Template I Use for Seedance 2.0 to Create Viral Video that Gain Me 100k Followers and...
The post unveils a 5‑part Director Template designed for AI video generators like Seedance 2.0 and Kling. By structuring prompts around Theme, Visuals, Camera, Style, and Action + Sound Design, creators can produce cinematic, story‑driven clips instead of static slideshows. The author shares...

AI & Emotional Tuning
The AI Orchestrator Playbook reframes large language models as conditional probability distributions rather than obedient executors. Prompting is seen as conditioning a distribution, and the orchestrator’s job is to shift sampling away from the consensus center toward task‑specific regions. This...

How Anthropic Scaling Managed Agents with Future-Proof Architecture?
Anthropic has launched Managed Agents, a SaaS‑style platform that separates an AI agent into three virtualized components—harness (brain), session log (memory), and sandbox (hands). The stateless harness can restart from an immutable event log, while sandboxes are provisioned on demand...
Microsoft Is Beginning to Remove Copilot, Starting with Notepad and the Snipping Tool
Microsoft has started pulling its Copilot branding from core Windows apps, beginning with Notepad and the Snipping Tool. In Notepad the Copilot icon was swapped for a pen symbol and renamed "Writing Tools," though the underlying AI functions remain available....
Trinity Launches InsightsEDGE™ | Digital Twins — Generative AI Unlocks Always-On Intelligence for Life Sciences Commercial Teams
Trinity announced the general availability of InsightsEDGE | Digital Twins, an AI‑powered platform that creates interactive virtual replicas of healthcare professionals, patients, and payers. The solution leverages Trinity’s 30‑year research pedigree and its proprietary Weave data fabric to continuously ingest claims, EMR,...

Friday’s Five: How to Lean Into AI and Build a Competitive Moat
California employers are already seeing AI in everyday work, and the firms that will dominate the next decade are those that quickly adopt enterprise‑grade platforms, enforce living AI policies, and use AI for compliance, talent development, and risk management. The...

The New Way of Building AI Agents: April 2026 Playbook
The post presents a practical April 2026 playbook for building AI agents, arguing that true agents differ from chatbots by setting a goal, planning, using tools, and iterating until completion. It advises starting with a single, high‑frequency, multi‑step task and rigorously...
From the Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE/CRM Blogs: M365 Copilot Vs. Copilot Chat for CRM Users; CRM for Manufacturing; D365 Sales...
Microsoft highlighted the distinction between Microsoft 365 Copilot, a paid add‑on, and Copilot Chat, a free conversational tool, emphasizing their divergent capabilities within Dynamics 365 CRM. The blog also outlined five growth‑focused CRM strategies for manufacturers, showcased AI‑driven sales agents that automate lead qualification,...
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[AINews] AI Engineer Europe 2026
The AI Engineer Europe 2026 conference wrapped up after three days of online tracks, workshops, and over a hundred in‑person talks. Highlights included GLM‑5.1 climbing to #3 on Code Arena, overtaking Gemini 3.1 and rivaling Claude Sonnet 4.6, and the rapid adoption of...

Intentions Have a Surprising Amount of Detail
The author observes that using AI code assistants like Claude reveals project intentions are far richer than high‑level goals, requiring continuous, granular input throughout development. This leads to a form of “auteur managerialism,” where a single user exerts end‑to‑end creative...
Brookhaven Lab: Turning Uncertainty Into a Design Tool for AI-Engineered Molecules
Researchers at DOE’s Brookhaven Lab and Texas A&M have introduced an uncertainty‑guided fine‑tuning approach for variational autoencoders (VAEs) used in generative molecular design. By focusing on an active subspace of latent‑space parameters, the method quantifies and exploits model uncertainty to...

Claude Mythos Preview Just Dropped. And It's Sort of Scary.
Anthropic unveiled Claude Mythos, an AI‑driven tool that discovers and exploits zero‑day vulnerabilities across Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome and Safari. The service claims to complete penetration testing in hours for $99, versus traditional engagements that cost $5K‑$50K and take weeks....
How to Avoid Aperture Collapse
“Aperture Collapse” describes how AI‑enhanced creators overproduce sub‑systems, losing sight of the primary mission. The article argues that abundant tooling encourages fractal distractions, causing wasted effort on peripheral components. It recommends prompting AI with a clear, overarching vision and routinely...

XAI’s Lawsuit Puts Colorado’s AI Law on a Collision Course With the First Amendment
AI startup xAI has filed a federal lawsuit against Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, challenging the state’s SB 24‑205 AI law slated for June 30 2026. The law forces developers of “high‑risk” AI systems to exercise “reasonable care” to avoid algorithmic discrimination and...
A Retailer’s Guide to AI Shopping Protocols: ACP, UCP, and MCP Explained
Retailers must adopt three new AI‑shopping protocols—MCP, ACP, and UCP—to appear in AI‑driven product recommendations. MCP provides the data plumbing that lets agents read real‑time catalog information, while ACP handles ChatGPT‑specific checkout flows and UCP offers a platform‑agnostic commerce layer...

Five Slices of Swiss Cheese Between Your Agent and Everyone Else
The blog applies James Reason’s Swiss‑cheese safety model to AI‑agent platforms, arguing that a single security layer is insufficient when agents can execute arbitrary code. KiloClaw implements five independent tenant‑isolation slices—authentication, application, network, process, and storage—each built on distinct technologies...

2026 Is Breakthrough Year for Reliable AI World Models and Continual Learning Prototypes
DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis says the next wave of AI progress will come from algorithmic breakthroughs—continual learning, hierarchical memory, world models, and hybrid reasoning—rather than pure scaling. While compute and energy remain constraints, DeepMind allocates roughly half its resources to...

How the Military Is Using Palantir to Fight Wars
A new investigative piece reveals how Palantir’s data‑fusion platform is now the backbone of the Pentagon’s AI‑driven targeting and decision‑making tools, a capability the military has sought since the Vietnam era. The report links Palantir’s software to the accidental bombing...

B*tchwork My AI Did For Me, Part 6: Writes and Publishes My Substack From a Text on My iPhone
A creator used a single iPhone text to trigger an AI workflow that drafted, illustrated, formatted, and published a Substack article to 102,000 subscribers within minutes. The system automatically generated a cover image, created a paid post, and queued social...

Fake AI Singer Hits Number One on the Charts—Not Making This Up
An AI‑generated vocalist named Eddie Dalton has surged onto the music charts, securing a number‑one spot on iTunes’ R&B list and placing three tracks within the platform’s top ten. One of his YouTube videos has surpassed one million views, drawing...

The Best Way to Learn Claude (And Other AI Tools)
The post highlights how the rapid rollout of AI tools like Claude leaves learners feeling overwhelmed and stuck in a cycle of scattered tutorials. The author argues that the real obstacle is a lack of structured learning pathways, not a...
Blinded by AI: The Accounting Industry’s $300 Billion Wake-Up Call
The rollout of Anthropic’s Claude legal plugin sparked a $300 billion market plunge and signaled that AI‑driven automation is now infiltrating accounting. Partnerships with Intuit and Xero have already embedded Claude agents into TurboTax, QuickBooks and Xero, allowing firms to automate...
CoreWeave Announces Multi-Year Agreement With Anthropic
CoreWeave announced a multi-year agreement with Anthropic to run the Claude family of large language models on its high‑performance AI cloud. The partnership will bring production‑scale compute online later this year and marks Anthropic as the ninth of the top...
University of Phoenix to Spotlight AI Skills in New Webinar
The University of Phoenix will host a webinar titled “AI for Everyone, or Only for the Few? Skills, Education, and Access in the Workplace” on April 16, 2026, at 11 a.m. MST. Part of the Bridging Perspectives series, the event targets higher‑education...
ISG to Study Medical Device Digital Service Providers
Information Services Group (ISG) announced a new Provider Lens® research series called Medical Device Digital Services, scheduled for release in October 2026. The study surveyed over 100 service providers that help medical‑device manufacturers embed AI, cloud, and IoT capabilities into their...

Understanding AI Hallucinations: Making Sure You Don’t End Up At The Wrong Stop
A recent physics‑based study reveals that generative AI hallucinations are not random but stem from a deterministic mechanism. The researchers found that output flips from reliable to fabricated at a calculable step, which coincides with the moment a lawyer faces...