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Show HN: The Coolest advancements in AI this week

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I hope you find these AI breakthroughs and projects as exciting as I do! I'd love to hear your thoughts, opinions, and predictions about these advancements in the comments below. Let's have a lively discussion! I'm also excited to announce that I've started a free daily newsletter called "The AI Revolution" to help you stay updated on the latest AI advancements, all in one place. Today's post is just the first issue, and I'm completely open to suggestions for improving tomorrow's newsletter. Your feedback will be invaluable in shaping this resource. Subscribe to "The AI Revolution" and never miss an update: https://theairevolution.beehiiv.com/subscribe And feel free to follow us on Twitter for more recent updates: https://twitter.com/TheAIRevolu Looking forward to your thoughts and ideas!

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Our first post is here https://theairevolution.beehiiv.com/p/firstissue It has 30 links of interesting new things we found on Twitter, Hackernews, Github, Reddit, and ProductHunt. Let me know what you think!

Those links look great. I've been super addicted to reading about this stuff for the past couple of weeks and you've got plenty of interesting stuff I've missed. Thanks for doing this, I hope you keep it up! I've subscribed

Lots of really great stories that I haven't seen culled together anywhere else.

I couldn't help but feel that you had 2 - 3 week's worth of content for an active blog. I would so love to be able to get this information on a 2-3 articles / day format than 30 really cool stories all-at-once.

If the format changes to more of a blog-style, please consider RSS. I'd add your feed right away!

I like this idea. On the website you say, “Discover the cutting-edge advancements in AI before anyone else.” How are you accessing this information before it is public? Or am I misunderstanding what you are saying here?

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