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They even said they would be open to buying Chrome if regulators forced Google to sell.

That probably will not happen, but it shows how serious OpenAI is about search, browsers, and owning your internet habits.

Right now, OpenAI makes most of its money from subscriptions. But this move opens the door to ad revenue and more control over user experience.

Built on Chromium, with AI agents baked in, and some OG Chrome engineers behind it.

The browser aims to kill endless scrolling and link hopping by serving info directly through an AI interface.

Think: less clicking, more getting what you need fast.

If even a slice of ChatGPT’s 400 million users adopt it, it could hit one of Google’s core strengths — user data.

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Advertisers were unknowingly paying to run ads on this stuff. Now YouTube is pulling the plug.

It kills the financial incentive to mass produce AI slop.

And in theory, makes YouTube a better place to scroll.

At least your 87th Epstein video will be made by a real person.

Reaction pages look safe for now. YouTube is targeting low effort, high volume AI content.

Why it matters: YouTube is the second biggest site online. AI made it easier to pump out content, but Google still draws a line at low quality junk. And this is the bottom of the barrel.

Yes, that sentence is real.

Yes, the internet is broken.

Starting next week, YouTube will limit monetization on inauthentic content, mostly AI generated junk like robotic voiceovers reading AI scripts over AI images.

Basically: robot soup for the soul.

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The AI builds geometry step by step, like writing a sentence in 3D. It gets smarter over time by learning what good work looks like.

Tencent says it has cut asset creation time by more than 70 percent.

That means fewer wireframe headaches and more time for actual creativity.

It starts with rough point cloud data and turns it into clean, high quality 3D models ready for commercial games.

It handles both triangle and quad faces. If you have ever moved assets between tools, you know how big that is.

This could change how we teach design mental health tools and study the brain

And yeah it’s a little creepy

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Centaur doesn’t just repeat past behavior

It can handle totally new situations and still guess what you’ll do

Even how fast you’ll react

It’s like a digital twin that never forgets your patterns

It was trained on 10 million real human decisions from psychology studies

They fed it everything participants saw heard and chose

Then tweaked it until it started thinking like us but with less emotional damage

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This is not just about internet. It is about who connects the next billion people.

Starlink has a head start, and India is the kind of market that could decide who wins the global satcom war.

#AI #TechNews #Starlink #India

Starlink is already cutting deals and plans to build three gateway stations. It is starting with enterprise and government, but consumer access is coming.

Amazon’s Kuiper is still waiting on approval.

The satellite internet race in India is officially on.