28 July 2025
Topic: Companies And Business
No more links, no more scrolling—The browser is becoming an AI Agent
With rumors about a GPT-native browser, search is shifting from finding information to fulfilling tasks. No more links, no more scrolling....
TL;DR
OpenAI is reportedly developing a gen AI-powered web browser to rival Google Chrome, which could fundamentally change how people browse the web.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Enterprises may need to fundamentally rethink their online strategy as AI-powered search could render SEO obsolete.
- OpenAI's gen AI browser, powered by 500 million weekly active users, could outperform competitors like Perplexity and Google's traditional search approach.
- Enterprises should prepare for a new search environment by structuring content for AI comprehension, prioritizing expert-driven content, and training internal teams on prompt engineering and AI integration.
Tesla signs $16.5B deal with Samsung to make AI chips
The deal for next-generation chips is a boon for Samsung....
TL;DR
Tesla has signed a $16.5 billion deal with Samsung to produce its next-generation AI6 chip, marking a significant strategic partnership for the company's AI and robotics ambitions.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- The deal is a major boost for Samsung, which previously struggled to attract and retain major clients for its chip-making project.
- Tesla's AI6 chip will be used across various applications, including Full Self-Driving (FSD), Optimus humanoid robots, and high-performance AI training in data centers.
- Tesla's deal with Samsung comes at a cost of $16.5 billion, with Elon Musk noting that the actual output could be several times higher.
How E2B became essential to 88% of Fortune 100 companies and raised $21 million
AI infrastructure startup E2B secures $21 million funding with 88% Fortune 100 adoption rate, powering secure AI agent deployments at scale....
TL;DR
E2B, a startup providing cloud infrastructure for AI agents, has closed a $21 million Series A funding round, capitalizing on surging enterprise demand for AI automation tools.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- 88% of Fortune 100 companies have already signed up to use E2B's platform, highlighting rapid enterprise adoption of AI agent technology.
- E2B's technology addresses a critical infrastructure gap for AI agent deployments, offering secure, isolated computing environments for potentially dangerous code execution.
- The startup's customer roster includes prominent AI names like Perplexity, Groq, and Lindy, with plans to expand its platform features and open-source sandbox standard.
Anthropic throttles Claude rate limits, devs call foul
Blaming users that run Claude Code 24/7, Anthropic instituted weekly rate limits for some Claude users resulting in backlash on social media....
TL;DR
Anthropic introduces weekly rate limits for Claude subscribers to manage increasing demand and limit abuse, citing 5% of users as affected.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- The weekly rate limits will begin on August 28, in conjunction with existing 5-hour daily limits, and are aimed at preventing abuse and prioritizing performance for regular users.
- Heavy users of the Opus model or those running multiple instances of Claude Code can reach these limits faster, with most Claude Max 20x users expecting 240-480 hours of Sonnet 4 and 24-40 hours of Opus 4 within their weekly limits.
- Users can buy more usage 'at standard API rates' to continue working without interruption, although this may be costly for enterprises with large projects.
Seriously, Why Do Some AI Chatbot Subscriptions Cost More Than $200?
The price of expensive chatbot subscriptions is driven by vibes—not immediate profitability for AI companies....
TL;DR
The trend of expensive chatbot subscriptions has started with OpenAI's $200 ChatGPT Pro, now replicated by competitors with similar pricing for power user plans.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- High-end chatbot subscriptions are costly, resource-intensive, and currently unaffordable for the majority of users.
- Power users, such as Silicon Valley insiders and professionals, see value in these expensive plans for their experimental and money-making capabilities.
- As AI capabilities continue to improve, companies are likely to increase their prices, making these high-end plans even more inaccessible to the general public.
Are You Kidding Me, Claude? New Usage Limits Are a Slap in the Face!
Thanks for ruining everything.
Congrats dipshits, you DDoS'd yourselves into rate limits
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The walled garden gets higher walls: Anthropic is adding weekly rate limits for paid Claude subscribers
Everyone’s having the wrong conversation about AI, and it’s keeping you broke
Quote from The Information's July 25 article about GPT-5: 'For what it’s worth, OpenAI executives have told investors that they believe the company can reach “GPT-8” by using the current structures powering its models, more or less, according to an investor.'
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: "It feels very fast." - "While testing GPT5 I got scared" - "Looking at it thinking: What have we done... like in the Manhattan Project"- "There are NO ADULTS IN THE ROOM"
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