Open Source Version of Cursor, Teen Usage of GenAI is Up, and Bypass AI Detectors

Tools and news in the artificial intelligence world.

Morning y’all!

I’m spending a few more days on the beach, meeting friends I haven’t seen in a while as well as doggos that I love:

I love them so much! My calendar is full so it’ll be a shorter version for today’s newsletter! But, we’ve got some interesting tools and news that will keep you busy until… tomorrow! Have a great one folks!

• Automate tasks with python and a copilot.

• Humanize text so you can bypass AI checks and detectors.

• All-in-one homework helper.

• Nearly three-fourths of teens have used at least one type of generative AI tool, most often for homework help, according to Common Sense Media's new report.

• Challengers are coming for NVIDIA’s lunch. No surprise here.

• A curated, open source repo for research around comic understanding.

• AI growth for your website.

• Google’s going to flag that AI content for you in search.

• AI legal intelligence. Just raised $22m.

• AI planning and scheduling.

• Construction monitoring via AI.

• Salesforce confirms that AI will take jobs. Unique perspective, bruh.

• Void is an open source version of Cursor. Wow.

• Snap’s AR glasses are as ugly as you might think.

• AI’s memory works — gasp — very similar to humans.

• DreamRP is ethical character creation. But AI doesn’t care about ethics?

• Free AI bootcamp via Mark Cuban in Dallas.

And that’s it friends! Enjoy humpday!

※\(^o^)/※

— Summer