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Google’s AI Search Opt-Out Is Real Progress. The Missing Click Data Is the Tell

Google’s AI Search Opt-Out Is Real Progress. The Missing Click Data Is the Tell

Google’s new AI Search controls are not a generosity story. They are a power story with a dashboard attached. On Wednesday, Google began testing a new Search Console toggle that lets website owners decide whether their content can appear in and help ground generative AI Search features, including AI

NVIDIA’s DGX Spark Update Makes Local Agents Look Less Like a Hobby and More Like Infrastructure

NVIDIA’s DGX Spark Update Makes Local Agents Look Less Like a Hobby and More Like Infrastructure

Local AI agents have spent the last two years trapped between two unsatisfying defaults: tiny models that fit on developer hardware but collapse under real repo context, and frontier APIs that work well until the bill, data policy, or network dependency becomes the product constraint. NVIDIA’s latest DGX Spark

Copilot SDK GA Makes Agent Runtime Embedding a Build-vs-Buy Decision

Copilot SDK GA Makes Agent Runtime Embedding a Build-vs-Buy Decision

GitHub just made the Copilot SDK generally available, which sounds like a package-management footnote until you notice what is actually being sold: not another chatbot wrapper, but an agent runtime that product teams can embed without rebuilding the entire scary middle of agent software. That middle is where most “we’

Recall Makes Agent Memory Boring: Search the Chats You Already Have, Don’t Invent a Second Brain

Recall Makes Agent Memory Boring: Search the Chats You Already Have, Don’t Invent a Second Brain

Most agent-memory products start from the assumption that developers need another brain. Recall starts from a better assumption: developers already have the memory, it is just scattered across chat histories they cannot search well. Cursor sessions, Claude Code JSONL files, Codex CLI rollouts, pi conversations — the answers are often already

AgentCAD Turns Claude Code Into a Parametric CAD Operator — With JSON Where the Vibes Usually Go

AgentCAD Turns Claude Code Into a Parametric CAD Operator — With JSON Where the Vibes Usually Go

AI CAD keeps getting marketed as if the hard part is turning a sentence into a shape. AgentCAD is interesting because it refuses that premise. The hard part is not convincing a model to emit a cube with a fillet; any decent coding agent can write plausible Python for that.

NemoClaw + Hermes Is the Interesting Agent Demo Because the Policy Is Code, Not Vibes

NemoClaw + Hermes Is the Interesting Agent Demo Because the Policy Is Code, Not Vibes

The most important part of NVIDIA’s latest agent demo is not the agent. That sounds like a cheap trick, but it is the cleanest read on NVIDIA’s new developer walkthrough for running Nous Research’s Hermes Agent inside NemoClaw and OpenShell. The demo can read Outlook or Slack,

xAI’s Smart Turn Update Is About Voice-Agent UX, Not Just Transcription

xAI’s Smart Turn Update Is About Voice-Agent UX, Not Just Transcription

The least glamorous part of a voice agent is also the part users judge first: does it know when you are done talking? xAI’s June 2 documentation refresh adds Smart Turn support to streaming Speech-to-Text and image-search support to Grok’s Web Search tool. That will not trend like