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    Marketing Skills Toolkit for Claude Code Gains Attention●coreyhaines31/marketingskills⬢github1976 min ago

    A GitHub repository offering marketing skill packs for Claude Code and other AI agents is drawing interest among developers. The collection by Corey Haines covers conversion rate optimisation, copywriting, SEO, analytics and growth engineering, giving AI coding assistants ready-made marketing expertise. It has begun trending in the global open-source rankings.

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    The case for a personal computing revolution●Personal Computing 2.0: It's time for a personal computing revolutionYhnScienceBiology3511 min ago

    Imbue, an AI research company, has published an essay arguing that personal computing is ready for a second revolution. It contends that today's computers serve platforms and advertisers rather than users, and calls for a shift toward machines that act as genuine personal agents, using AI to understand and act on an individual's behalf. The piece frames this as 'Personal Computing 2.0', echoing the early ideals of the original personal computer era.

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    Suspected AI hacks expose cracks in Korea's financial defenses●From banks to lenders, suspected AI hacks expose cracks in Korea's financial defenses✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity21 min ago

    South Korea's financial sector is facing scrutiny after suspected AI-powered cyberattacks targeted institutions ranging from major banks to smaller lenders. The incidents are being reported as exposing weaknesses in the country's financial cyber defenses, raising concerns about the sector's readiness for attacks that use artificial intelligence. The story was reported by Korea JoongAng Daily.

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    AI Ready Roanoke Assesses New Technology Use in the Roanoke Valley●AI Ready Roanoke evaluates use for new technology in Roanoke Valley✉newsTechnology5 h ago

    AI Ready Roanoke is evaluating how new technology, particularly artificial intelligence, could be used across the Roanoke Valley in Virginia. The initiative, covered by the Roanoke Times, is examining practical applications for local businesses, institutions, and residents as AI adoption spreads. Details on specific projects, partners, and timelines have not yet been reported.

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