🖌An AI powered wall canvas built on E-ink.

At CES 2026, Fraimic showed Smart Canvas, a framed E-ink display designed to replace a traditional wall picture. Images can be generated by voice prompts using an AI system based on OpenAI, or uploaded manually through a web interface.

The display uses E-ink Spectra 6, which mimics the look of painted canvas. Power consumption is low enough for multi year battery life. The panel fits standard frames and works in both portrait and landscape orientation.

Two sizes are planned at $400 and $1000, with shipping expected from June.

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✅ 80+ AI tools to finish months of work in minutes.

1. Research: ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Abacus, Perplexity

2. Image: Fotor, Dalle 3, Stability AI, Midjourney, Microsoft Designer

3. CopyWriting: Rytr, Copy AI, Writesonic, Adcreative AI

4. Writing: Jasper, HIX AI, Jenny AI, Textblaze, Quillbot

5. Website: 10Web, Durable, Framer, Style AI

6. Video: Klap, Opus, Eightify, InVideo, HeyGen, Runway, ImgCreator AI, Morphstudio.xyz

7. Meeting: Tldv, Otter, Noty AI, Fireflies

8. SEO: VidIQ, Seona AI, BlogSEO, Keywrds AI

9. Chatbot: Droxy, Chatbase, Mutual Info, Chatsimple

10. Presentation: Decktopus, Slides AI, Gamma AI, Designs AI, Beautiful AI

11. Automation: Make, Zapier, Xembly, Bardeen

12. Prompts: FlowGPT, Alicent AI, PromptBox, Promptbase, Snack Prompt

13. UI/UX: Figma, Uizard, UiMagic, Photoshop

14. Design: Canva, Flair AI, Designify, Clipdrop, Autodraw, Magician Design

15. Logo Generator: Looka, Designs AI, Brandmark, Stockimg AI, Namecheap

16. Audio: Lovo AI, Eleven Labs, Songburst AI, Adobe Podcast

17. Productivity: Merlin, Tinywow, Notion AI, Adobe Sensei, Personal AI

18. Social Media Management: Taplio, Typefully, Hypefury, TweetHunter

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⚠️ Claude Code shows how AI is putting automation in everyone’s hands

Over the holidays, 30+ automation projects on Claude Code were explored, and the scale was impressive especially since most were built by non-technical users.

Individual creators:
• Mark Pike, a lawyer at Anthropic, built a system to check marketing materials, what once took days now takes hours.
• A marketer at Strategic Nerds automated positioning frameworks over a single weekend.

Corporate adoption:
• Thomson Reuters integrated Claude into CoCounsel for contract verification.
• Matillion added an AI assistant for pipeline creation, cutting 40 hours of work down to just one.

Personal projects:
• Many are building “life OS” setups combining Claude Code, Obsidian, and GitHub.
• YouTuber Kenny Liao uses it for content research, AI Maker for newsletter automation, and Claudesidian provides an Obsidian template with habit tracking and journaling.
• Daniel Miessler released a full PAI infrastructure for personal AI systems.

The common thread: One person can now create systems that previously required full engineering teams, not replacing developers, but dramatically lowering the barrier to entry.

Looking ahead: Most office functions will soon rely on these agent systems, which will continuously evolve as teams fine-tune them for their own workflows.

AI automation is no longer the domain of engineers, it’s becoming accessible to anyone who needs to get things done.

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🧪 AI brings ultra-early cancer detection to your home

Researchers at MIT and Microsoft have developed an AI system that could make screening for multiple cancers as simple as a home urine test. The technology uses tiny peptide sensors attached to nanoparticles, engineered to detect cancer-related enzymes called proteases anywhere in the body.

These sensors only activate when they find their specific target, enabling detection at very early stages. Instead of trial and error, the AI explores trillions of peptide combinations to find the most precise matches, dramatically improving sensitivity and accuracy.

The result: a potential future where people can catch dozens of cancers before they take hold, all from the comfort of their own bathroom.

Source. Paper.

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ASUS just unveiled the ROG XREAL R1 🔥

The world’s first 240Hz micro-OLED gaming glasses, made in collaboration with XREAL

• 171-inch display from 4m away, 57° FOV
• 240Hz 1080p micro-OLED panels
• 3DoF Anchor Mode and Follow Mode
• Ultra-light design at 91g
• Sound by Bose
• Electrochromic lenses
• Includes the ROG Control Dock
 • 2× HDMI 2.0
 • 1× DisplayPort 1.4
• Works with PC, consoles, handhelds, Android, and iOS via USB-C

Available in the first half of 2026. No price yet.

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💰 Tech CEOs cash in $16B as AI stocks soar

While AI-fueled tech stocks were hitting record highs in 2025, insiders at the world’s largest tech companies were quietly locking in profits, cashing out over $16 billion in total, according to Bloomberg.

Top sellers:
• Jeff Bezos led the way, selling 25M Amazon shares worth $5.7B in June-July.
• Safra Catz (Oracle): $2.5B
• Michael Dell: $2.2B
• Jensen Huang (Nvidia): $1B, just as Nvidia hit a $5T market cap
• Arista Networks’ Jayshree Ullal: nearly $1B

Other notable exits:
• Mark Zuckerberg (Meta): $945M
• Nikesh Arora (Palo Alto Networks) & Baiju Bhatt (Robinhood): $700M+ each

Not panic, but planning: Most sales were part of pre-approved 10b5-1 plans, meaning executives were simply managing liquidity, not abandoning AI bets.

The pattern is clear: as AI drove skyrocketing paper valuations, insiders used the moment to turn unrealized gains into cash, a reminder that even during a bull run, smart money often takes profits at the top.

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🔔 OpenAI introduces "health"

It lets users securely connect medical records and wellness apps to get more personalized, context-aware health guidance.

The feature focuses on explaining trends, preparing for doctor visits, fitness and nutrition planning, and insurance decisions.

This could become really big - and open up one of the most important markets for OpenAI. As is well known, more and more users are using ChatGPT for health features.

Source.

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Over lunch in San Francisco, Ramp’s CEO seemed to be enjoying a casual moment until Claude flubbed something and a waitress unexpectedly stepped in.

She switched the AI from Sonnet to Opus, fixing the issue instantly. So impressed, the CEO jokingly offered her a job and a piece of the startup. She shook her head:

“After seeing the code behind this project, I’ll pass on being a shareholder. Thanks, though.”

It’s a charming tale but entirely fictional.

The story was actually a marketing stunt. The CEO staged a photo, shared the anecdote on X, and it went viral, racking up millions of views and giving Ramp a massive boost in visibility.

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🔥 R.I.P. streaming subscription.

Your laptop can be a free home cinema powered by ChatGPT. Here are 7 prompts to use:

1. Find Free Legal Streaming Sites

Prompt: “Give me a list of safe, legal websites where I can watch movies and TV shows for free. Organize them by quality, genre, and country availability.”

2. Access Global Content

Prompt: “Recommend free platforms that offer international films and series with English subtitles. Prioritize high-quality options.”

3. Discover New Movies

Prompt: “List 20 high-quality movies from the last 5 years that I can watch legally for free.”

4. Hidden Gems Finder

Prompt: “Recommend underrated but high-quality films and shows available on free legal platforms.”

5. Genre-Based Recommendations

Prompt: “Create a list of free legal movies sorted by genre (action, horror, sci-fi, romance, etc.) and include a short description for each.”

6. Build a Free Watchlist

Prompt: “Generate a curated watchlist of movies and series available on free streaming services, optimized for my taste preferences.”

7. Improve Streaming Quality

Prompt: “Suggest tools, browser extensions, or settings that improve video quality, subtitles, and playback on free legal streaming platforms.”

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This is the first time a robot, in this case the EnginAI T800, truly resembles a human in its movements yet at the same time, it's so agile that you wouldn't want to mess with it.

China is massively expanding its arsenal of combat-ready robots.

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Dead Internet Theory update: The #1 book in Japan's biggest e-book store is AI

RECAP:

1) The majority of articles on the internet are written by AIs...
2) 1 in 3 songs on Deezer...
3) 1 in 5 videos shown to new Youtube users...
4) 4 of the top 10 Youtube channels...
5) 40% of Facebook posts...
6) The #1 most subscribed Twitch streamer is AI...

AI is eating everything human

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🚨Grok AI under investigation for sexualized deepfakes

French and Malaysian authorities have opened probes into xAI’s Grok chatbot after it was found generating sexualized AI images, including of women and minors. Regulators are assessing whether the platform violated laws on offensive or illegal content.

Scope of investigations
• France: Prosecutor’s office reviewing complaints of illegal explicit deepfakes.
• Malaysia: Communications watchdog checking compliance with laws on indecent content.

Global context
• India and other countries have also raised concerns over Grok’s ability to produce inappropriate content.
• The AI has come under scrutiny for insufficient safeguards, highlighting regulatory gaps.

Platform accountability
• Authorities are evaluating whether moderation and content controls on Grok meet national safety and legal standards.
• The case adds to the ongoing debate about how generative AI should be regulated to prevent harmful outputs.

Grok faces international scrutiny for producing sexualized deepfakes, underscoring the challenges of policing AI content at scale.

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❗️AI just became legally authorized to practice medicine in the US.

Actually prescribing with no doctor in the loop.

Doctronic launched a pilot where its AI renews prescriptions for chronic conditions, reviews history, asks questions, and sends the Rx to the pharmacy.

Source.

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Italian startup Generative Bionics announced its first humanoid robot GENE.01

They say 'GENE.01 brings intelligence to the body by combining Generative Design and Physical AI, so motion stays responsive, stable, and efficient.'

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AMD CEO Lisa Su’s 5B daily AI users thesis means inference never turns off because AI has to run everywhere all the time.

At that scale, the winners of the AI economy will be platforms that deliver AI cheaply & reliably at massive volume.

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Huawei's AI-powered gesture recognition, for image and document sharing at work. Your hand works as a bridge.

Amazing!

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Holy Moly, Elon Musk: AI can already automate ~50% of white-collar tasks. Bits before atoms. Offices fall first, factories later. Inertia is the only delay. But blue collar workers are next. Its only a matter of (very short) time!

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David Park shares how he would build a SaaS from scratch in 2026:

(he runs a $10M ARR startup)

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