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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, August 13, 2025?
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The Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals (ICCP) was founded in 1993, NVIDIA announced ray tracing in 2018, East Germany sealed the border in 1961,
and we present you with these top quality stories.
From
From Backlinks to Data Depth: How LLMs Are Rewriting Content Authority
to
Who Should Handle Your Digital ID?,
let’s dive right in.
By @hacker-Antho [ 7 Min read ] this article is about the two different AI vision form Zuckerberg and LeCun Read More.
By @hackmarketing [ 3 Min read ] Large Language Models (LLMs) are replacing Google-era content authority. LLMs are designed to find content that explains, defines, compares, or solves. Read More.
By @joseh [ 19 Min read ] President of the Midnight Foundation Fahmi Syed explains what rational privacy is, Midnight Networks Glacier Drop, and its two-token system. Read More.
By @drewchapin [ 4 Min read ] Were living through the worlds most chaotic identity verification experiment, and nobodys talking about the elephant in the room: who is handling this data? Read More.
By @OurAI [ 4 Min read ] The development of AI comes with environmental costs that may be outweighed by the promise of efficiency. Read More.
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