Open Notebook is an open‑source project that mirrors many of the capabilities of Google’s NotebookLM while emphasizing privacy and flexibility. Users can feed documents, web links, or plain text into the system, then generate summaries, flash cards, audio overviews, and more. Unlike NotebookLM, which runs in the cloud, Open Notebook can be run locally using Docker and a choice of language models, keeping data on the user’s device. The setup is more technical, requiring familiarity with containers and Linux, but the community offers guides and support. The tool expands knowledge‑base search, multi‑notebook sourcing, and customizable podcast creation, positioning it as a compelling option for users who prioritize control over their AI interactions. Leer más →

Smartphone maker Nothing announced Playground, an AI‑driven platform that lets users create simple widget‑style apps by entering natural‑language prompts. The tool currently supports building and customizing Essential Apps widgets, with options for more technical users to tweak underlying code. Nothing emphasized security and ease of use, noting that full‑screen apps are not yet supported. The launch follows a recent $200 million funding round led by Tiger Global, and CEO Carl Pei highlighted the company’s vision of AI‑enhanced operating systems and hardware built specifically for AI use cases. Leer más →

Cloudways has moved its Copilot AI assistant from preview to general availability, making it accessible to its entire user base. The tool, now serving roughly 6,000 customers, automates issue detection, recommends fixes, and offers a one‑click “Smart Fix” to dramatically cut troubleshooting time—from up to 90 minutes down to about five minutes for power users. As Cloudways prepares to scale the service toward 100,000 users, it is focusing on maintaining performance and building trust. Future updates will add a conversational interface and bulk‑action capabilities, aiming to make infrastructure management effortless. Leer más →

Cloudways has moved its Copilot AI assistant from preview to general availability, making it accessible to its entire user base. The tool, now serving roughly 6,000 customers, automates issue detection, recommends fixes, and offers a one‑click “Smart Fix” to dramatically cut troubleshooting time—from up to 90 minutes down to about five minutes for power users. As Cloudways prepares to scale the service toward 100,000 users, it is focusing on maintaining performance and building trust. Future updates will add a conversational interface and bulk‑action capabilities, aiming to make infrastructure management effortless. Leer más →

Cloudways has moved its Copilot AI assistant from preview to general availability, making it accessible to its entire user base. The tool, now serving roughly 6,000 customers, automates issue detection, recommends fixes, and offers a one‑click “Smart Fix” to dramatically cut troubleshooting time—from up to 90 minutes down to about five minutes for power users. As Cloudways prepares to scale the service toward 100,000 users, it is focusing on maintaining performance and building trust. Future updates will add a conversational interface and bulk‑action capabilities, aiming to make infrastructure management effortless. Leer más →

Cloudways has moved its Copilot AI assistant from preview to general availability, making it accessible to its entire user base. The tool, now serving roughly 6,000 customers, automates issue detection, recommends fixes, and offers a one‑click “Smart Fix” to dramatically cut troubleshooting time—from up to 90 minutes down to about five minutes for power users. As Cloudways prepares to scale the service toward 100,000 users, it is focusing on maintaining performance and building trust. Future updates will add a conversational interface and bulk‑action capabilities, aiming to make infrastructure management effortless. Leer más →

Cloudways has moved its Copilot AI assistant from preview to general availability, making it accessible to its entire user base. The tool, now serving roughly 6,000 customers, automates issue detection, recommends fixes, and offers a one‑click “Smart Fix” to dramatically cut troubleshooting time—from up to 90 minutes down to about five minutes for power users. As Cloudways prepares to scale the service toward 100,000 users, it is focusing on maintaining performance and building trust. Future updates will add a conversational interface and bulk‑action capabilities, aiming to make infrastructure management effortless. Leer más →