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Optimizely is tying AI discovery to on-site log data and Conductor intelligence. Notified is tuning press releases for AI citations. Measurement is shifting from prompt tests to governed, first-party telemetry.

The latest GPUs need a type of rare earth metal called Neodymium and there are only 31 companies in the world exploring or producing it. Find the list for free.

Workers paying rent or a mortgage could access a quarter of future super employer contributions, keeping the tax benefits.

Add to Google Preferred Sources a16z general partner Anish Acharya, speaking on Lenny’s Podcast, argues Silicon Valley’s fear of a “permanent underclass” is a dark fantasy, and that the real story of AI is the unbundling of skill from desire. He lays out a framework where companies become cascading loops of AI agents that plateau…

[Digital Today reporter Hwang Chi-gyu (황치규)] Chief information security officers are emerging as key players not only in corporate security operations but also in executive decision-making as AI-based cyberattacks continue.

Canva, the Australian design startup, says its users have created 4.5 billion presentations and 1.4 billion documents on the platform, some of the first hard numbers on how the company’s push into productivity software is going. Users create nearly 3,000 presentations and 1,000 documents every minute, the company announced on Thursday.

Add to Google Preferred Sources Canva has added more than 100 features to its Visual Suite this year alone as it steps up its assault on the productivity tools market. Monthly presentation users have surpassed 100 million, while Docs usage has more than tripled over the past three years. Sheets now includes AI-powered data analysis…

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GlobalData’s Sherla Sriprada says Apple’s expanding AI, robotics, and data-infrastructure hiring in China points to a strategy that goes well beyond manufacturing.

The mass retailer is utilizing AI for wish lists and recommended actions on its e-commerce site, Target’s senior vice president of technology told Retail Dive.