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This Week in All Things AI

This Week in All Things AI - Week 28-2026

This Week in All Things AI covers key developments in models, agents, tools, infrastructure, and policy curated from discussions in the All Things AI Telegram group. If you follow AI for work, research, investing, or just to understand where the technology is heading, this weekly brief is a concise way to scan the most important launches, risks, and resources in a few focused minutes. The week of 5th July to 11th July 2026 was defined by a wave of frontier model releases and infrastructure mo...

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Reviewers Begin Selecting Finalists for the Sofia Coppola Short Film Award

The Sofia Coppola Short Film Award submission period has officially closed following an incredible response from creators around the world. We are grateful to every filmmaker who submitted a project, shared their talent, and helped make this award such a tremendous success. The enthusiasm and creative energy surrounding this opportunity continues to be inspiring, and we’re excited to move into the next phase of the process. sample of approved projects With submissions now closed, the award wi...

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This week: the other kind of network! The kind nobody owns, and why I think it's where the promise is.

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Tso Thoughts | Jun 2026, Take Control

Welcome to the Tso Thoughts newsletter! Every month, I curate my best thoughts, ideas, and observations on crypto and the industry at large.

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A CLASSIC CASE OF HIGH CREDIBILITY.

Two fighter jets. One unidentified object. A weapons system that failed the moment the trigger was pulled. This is the story of that night. Of both its versions.

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A private two-model AI stack on one 8GB GPU

Some data should never leave the building. Bank statements, payment rails, customer records, anything you would not paste into a hosted chatbot. We wanted an assistant that can reason over exactly that kind of material and call real tools against it, with a simple rule: no third party ever sees the prompt or the data. The only network traffic the models make is to localhost. The constraint that makes this interesting is the hardware. One consumer GPU with 8GB of VRAM (an RTX 3070 Ti), a six-c...

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Crypto 101 | e32: The AI in your pocket

Local AI is moving off the cloud and onto your device. Here is what small models are, how they work, and why your phone already holds the future.

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What's your favourite soup?

We were just wondering what your favourite soup is? Can you let us know?? We can guess what your favourite soup definitely ISN'T...! (see picture) We need your help Did we tell you we are running a Kickstarter campaign? You may have missed that memo. If you didn't then we'd love to have you with on our journey. It's our first ever crowd funder, for our first ever comic, which is the first ever splash comic we've seen in the world! We want you to join us on this adventure! Click the 'NOTIFY ME...

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BizarreBeasts ($BB)

The Bizarre Pixel Studio

Recently, I hopped on the th ZABAL Gamez live stream with @bettercallzaal to launch the Bizarre Pixel Studio.👾 Bizarre Pixel Studio is a fully featured pixel art and animation editor that runs on desktop, mobile (PWA), the Base App, on Farcaster as a miniapp, and has a dedicated edition on the BizarreBeasts Kids site. This is the story of what I built, why I built it, and the technology powering the canvas. Why a Pixel Editor? BizarreBeasts started as raw illustrations in my physical sketchb...

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