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Anthropic widens startup access with free Claude Team seats and API credits
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LibreOffice treats the absence of AI as a privacy feature
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Pinterest adds AI beauty guides that turn inspiration into salon-ready plans
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OpenAI’s $7 billion share buyback gives employees cash while IPO timing stays unclear
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Google removes AI image feature from Earth after backlash over misuse risks
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Snapchat tightens Spotlight rules to favor videos made by people
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