Key Points:
- Notion Calendar iOS App Issues: The Notion Calendar iOS app has been experiencing issues, with users reporting that it is unusable and no updates have been made in a long time. This has led to concerns about whether the app will be sunset.
- Data Licensing to AI Labs: The data licensing market for AI labs is growing rapidly, with a 48% year-over-year increase. This has significant implications for the future of the internet and the economy.
- AI Builder Hackathon: A hackathon has been announced for AI builders, where participants can showcase their skills and create innovative projects.
- Effective Altruism: A Twitter thread discusses the concept of effective altruism, where individuals use data and spreadsheets to optimize their charitable giving and make a greater impact.
- Koa Enterprise AI: Koa, an enterprise AI platform, has been announced, which is built on Nvidia's model and trained on 27 years of enterprise workflows.
- Customer Trust in AI: A panel discussion at the Sierra Summit explores the decisions behind AI experiences that build customer trust.
- OpenSearch TSC Year in Review: OpenSearch's TSC year in review highlights expanded voting rights for maintainers, new TAGs, and a FIPS 140-3 target set for release 3.6.
- Cybersecurity Landscape: The cybersecurity landscape has reached a critical tipping point, with the rise of agentic AI and shrinking exploit windows.
- Customer Feedback: Customer feedback is essential for creating better experiences, as seen in the example of German e-commerce retailer OTTO using Verint Voice of the Customer.
- Integration Platform Requirements: The importance of scoping an integration platform before signing a contract is highlighted, with three questions to ask your account team.
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- Notion Calendar
- Effective Altruism
- Koa Enterprise AI
- Customer Trust in AI
- OpenSearch TSC Year in Review
- Cybersecurity Landscape
- Customer Feedback
- Integration Platform Requirements
🤖 AI & Engineering - Data Licensing to AI Labs
The data licensing market for AI labs is growing rapidly, with a 48% year-over-year increase. This has significant implications for the future of the internet and the economy.
🚀 AI & Engineering - AI Builder Hackathon
A hackathon has been announced for AI builders, where participants can showcase their skills and create innovative projects.
💡 Effective Altruism
A Twitter thread discusses the concept of effective altruism, where individuals use data and spreadsheets to optimize their charitable giving and make a greater impact.
🤖 Koa Enterprise AI
Koa, an enterprise AI platform, has been announced, which is built on Nvidia's model and trained on 27 years of enterprise workflows.
🚀 Customer Trust in AI
A panel discussion at the Sierra Summit explores the decisions behind AI experiences that build customer trust.
🔒 OpenSearch TSC Year in Review
OpenSearch's TSC year in review highlights expanded voting rights for maintainers, new TAGs, and a FIPS 140-3 target set for release 3.6.
🔒 Cybersecurity Landscape
The cybersecurity landscape has reached a critical tipping point, with the rise of agentic AI and shrinking exploit windows.
💡 Customer Feedback
Customer feedback is essential for creating better experiences, as seen in the example of German e-commerce retailer OTTO using Verint Voice of the Customer.
🚀 Integration Platform Requirements
The importance of scoping an integration platform before signing a contract is highlighted, with three questions to ask your account team.
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Top comments (1)
The Notion Calendar iOS update complaints made OpenSearch's expanded maintainer voting rights stand out to me. When choosing a dependency, I care about who can keep it moving if the original team's priorities change, including how fixes get proposed and prioritized. More voting rights won't guarantee faster fixes, but giving active maintainers a say offers something concrete to evaluate. That matters when a small team is committing to years of maintenance around someone else's software.