โจ Explore this insightful post from BBC Culture ๐ ๐ **Category**: ๐ก **What Youโll Learn**: โThere is an appeal to the simplicity of 16th-century interiors and the honesty of the materials used,โ says interior designer and architect Guy Goodfellow. โIt was not until the Arts and Crafts movement that this simplicity appeared again [of the late 19th Century]"When it came as a relief after the heaviness of the Victorian era."In a 16th-century mansion on Dartmoor, Goodfellow hung a tapestry on the wall, a nod to Tudor and Jacobean practices, when precious carpets were displayed vertically or draped on tables rather…
โจ Explore this must-read post from TechCrunch ๐ ๐ **Category**: AI,Apps,Media & Entertainment,ai deepfakes,Creators,deepfake,Google,YouTube โ
**What Youโll Learn**: YouTube announced Tuesday that it is expanding its similarity detection technology, which identifies artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes, to include a pilot group of government officials, political candidates and journalists. Members of the beta group will have access to a tool that detects unauthorized AI-generated content and allows them to request its removal if they believe it violates YouTube policy. The technology itself was rolled out last year to about 4 million YouTube creators in the YouTube Partner Programme, after earlier tests. Similar to…
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**What Youโll Learn**: Wales won in Rome when full-back Liam Williams, winger Rio Dyer and number eight Tolupe Faletau crossed for a penalty attempt and an eight-point win from fly-half Owen Williams.The side included captain and hooker Ken Owens, winger Justin Tipuric and hooker Scott Baldwin, who had retired from professional rugby.Fullbacks Williams, George North and Rhys Webb are no longer on the Test side with the latter retiring from Test rugby ahead of the 2023 World Cup and subsequently banned from playing for four years due to…
๐ฅ Discover this must-read post from Hacker News ๐ ๐ **Category**: ๐ก **What Youโll Learn**: The future of voice AI hinges on sounding natural, fast, expressive, and free of quirks like hallucinated words or skipped content. Today's LLM-based TTS systems are forced to choose between speed, quality, and reliability because of a fundamental mismatch between how text and audio are represented inside language models.TADA (Text-Acoustic Dual Alignment) resolves that mismatch with a novel tokenization schema that synchronizes text and speech one-to-one. The result: the fastest LLM-based TTS system available, with competitive voice quality, virtually zero content hallucinations, and a footprint…
๐ฅ Read this must-read post from BBC Sport ๐ ๐ **Category**: ๐ **What Youโll Learn**: The divide between Lazio's ownership and fans is not a new phenomenon, as fan boycotts of the Olimpico have occurred sporadically over the past decade.Last season footage of fans praying to God to remove the club president even went viral on social media.But frustration grew due to the sale of key players and the club's subsequent decline in the league.โFans are boycotting and not coming to matches, but not as bad as this particular moment,โ says Basten, who has supported the club for more than…
๐ฅ Read this insightful post from Culture | The Guardian ๐ ๐ **Category**: Art,Painting,National Gallery,Horses,Art and design,Culture,Exhibitions ๐ก **What Youโll Learn**: eEverything becomes simpler and shallower, even the exhibitions in the National Gallery. A decade ago, if a show was given on George Stubbs, the 18th-century painter of the natural world, you would get a comprehensive survey of the Liverpool-born artist who left behind a large number of wonderful images of animals โ not just horses but also zebras, kangaroos and rhinos. But in 2026, The National gives it a single room aimed at more curious audiences.It's definitely a beautiful…
โจ Explore this awesome post from TechCrunch ๐ ๐ **Category**: Startups,Biotech & Health,Fundraising,health insurance,unicorns,Alan ๐ **What Youโll Learn**: Perhaps 30% of European unicorns have lost their multi-billion dollar status, but not Alan. The French health insurance startup is now worth โฌ5 billion โ about $5.83 billion, up from $4.5 billion in 2024. Founded in 2016, Alan has grown to a team of 740 people serving 1 million employees, freelancers and retirees with health insurance and wellness services. Its app already allows users to manage reimbursements, access doctors, and track health habits. The company says it now has the means to…
๐ Read this awesome post from BBC Sport ๐ ๐ **Category**: ๐ **What Youโll Learn**: Available for over a yearAlistair Bruce Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave are back to look forward to Gameweek 30 alongside BBC commentator Chris Coles. Is it time to bring in Liverpool players? How should you prepare for Manchester City's empty match? Who will be the differential dev? Chris Sutton takes on Chris Coles in a tense FA Cup clash, with Ali discussing the inclusion of Mohamed Salah. To get in touch - email fpl@bbc.co.uk or voice notes on WhatsApp to 0800 028 9369. Premier…
๐ Check out this awesome post from Hacker News ๐ ๐ **Category**: ๐ก **What Youโll Learn**: PiClaw is a Docker-based sandbox for running the Pi Coding Agent in an isolated Debian environment. It bundles piclaw โ a web-first orchestrator built on the Pi SDK with persistent sessions, a streaming web UI, and scheduled tasks. WhatsApp is optional. Inspired by agentbox and nanoclaw. Streaming web UI โ real-time token-by-token updates over SSE, with Markdown, KaTeX, and Mermaid rendering Workspace explorer โ file tree sidebar with previews, file reference pills, and downloads Disk usage starburst โ folder-size visualization with hover details and…
๐ Read this insightful post from PBS NewsHour - Politics ๐ ๐ **Category**: PBS News/NPR/Marist poll,SAVE America Act,voting โ
**What Youโll Learn**: Americans' confidence that their elections will be run fairly has dropped to its lowest point in years, according to a new PBS News/NPR/Marist poll. Ahead of a consequential midterm contest in November, two-thirds of Americans say they are confident their state or local government will run a fair and accurate election, a drop of 10 percentage points from the month before the 2024 presidential election. The percentage who expressed confidence is at the lowest it's been since Marist…
