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datasette-fixtures 0.1a0
Simon Willison just released datasette-fixtures 0.1a0. This new tool allows developers to easily create and manage test data for their Datasette applications, streamlining the testing process.
Mad House — Usborne Creepy Computer Games
Simon Willison just launched 'Mad House,' a collection of creepy computer games from Usborne. Users can now experience nostalgic, spooky gameplay with a modern twist.
I tried Amazon’s Bee wearable and am both intrigued and slightly creeped out
Amazon just launched the Bee wearable, which tracks users' movements and interactions. It raises privacy concerns while offering insights into daily habits.
Why you shouldn't leave model selection on default in Copilot, Gemini and other AI tools
AI tools like Copilot and Gemini are warning users against relying on default model selections. Choosing the right model can significantly improve performance and outcomes in various tasks.
On the <dl>
Simon Willison just launched a new tool called <dl> for AI-driven data labeling. This tool simplifies the process of creating labeled datasets, making it easier for developers to train their models.
Deepseek makes its 75 percent discount permanent, pricing output tokens at least 34x below GPT-5.5
Deepseek just made its 75% discount permanent, pricing output tokens at least 34 times lower than GPT-5.5. This move aims to attract more users by significantly reducing costs for token usage.
Pharma launch analytics: How to compress the first 90 days and win the three years that follow
Databricks just launched a new analytics tool for pharma companies to optimize their product launches. This tool helps compress the initial 90 days of launch activities, aiming to improve long-term success in the market.
Google goes for the glitter with disco-ball icons: ‘Are y’all sure you still want this?’
Google just rolled out new disco-ball icons for its apps, aiming to add a fun twist to the user interface. This change reflects a shift towards more playful design elements in their product offerings.
Google’s AI search is so broken it can ‘disregard’ what you’re looking for
Google's AI search is struggling to deliver relevant results, often ignoring user queries. This means users may find it harder to get the information they need quickly and accurately.
Accelerating LLM Inference with Prompt Caching for Open‑Source Models on Databricks
Databricks just introduced prompt caching to speed up inference for open-source LLMs. This enhancement allows users to reduce latency and improve performance when deploying models in production.
Catch up on the Dialogues stage at Google I/O 2026.
Google just showcased advancements in AI dialogue systems at Google I/O 2026. These updates aim to enhance conversational AI, making interactions more natural and intuitive for users.
OpenAI launches a ChatGPT Powerpoint plugin and warns it might accidentally delete your content
OpenAI just launched a ChatGPT PowerPoint plugin that helps users create presentations. Users should be cautious, as it might accidentally delete existing content during use.
OpenAI Appshots turn any Mac window into context for Codex
OpenAI just launched Appshots, allowing users to turn any Mac window into context for Codex. This feature enhances Codex's ability to generate relevant code based on the specific application in use, making it more efficient for developers.
We tried Google’s AI glasses and they’re almost there
Google is testing AI glasses that provide real-time information and augmented reality features. Users can expect a more immersive experience as the technology gets closer to a consumer launch.
Even If You Hate AI, You Will Use Google AI Search
Google is integrating AI into its search functionality, making it more intuitive and user-friendly. This shift means users will benefit from enhanced search results and personalized experiences, even if they have reservations about AI.
Spotify says its AI remix tool is for superfans, but I’m not convinced
Spotify just launched an AI remix tool aimed at superfans. Users can create personalized remixes of their favorite songs, but skepticism remains about its appeal and effectiveness.
How Databricks Genie democratizes data access in financial services
Databricks just launched Genie to make data access easier for financial services. This tool allows users to interact with data using natural language, streamlining workflows and improving efficiency in data-driven decision-making.
Spotify and Universal Music strike deal allowing fan-made AI covers and remixes
Spotify and Universal Music just struck a deal that lets fans create AI-generated covers and remixes of songs. This opens up new creative avenues for users and artists alike, allowing for more personalized music experiences.
Six search engines worth trying now that Google isn’t really Google anymore
TechCrunch lists six alternative search engines to consider as Google loses its edge. Users can explore these options for potentially better search experiences and features.
Beyond the engine: 10 open source projects shaping how games actually get made
GitHub is showcasing 10 open source projects that are transforming game development. These tools empower developers to create games more efficiently and collaboratively.