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Agentic AI In SEO: AI Agents & Workflows For Audit (Part 2) via @sejournal, @VincentTerrasi

AI agents now handle more than ideation; they’re transforming audits, too. Here’s how they tackle site analysis, technical issues, and internal links.

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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/agentic-ai-in-seo-part-2/547097/

Learn like a lurker: Gen Z’s digital-first lifestyle and the future of knowledge

As a generation characterized as "digital natives," the way Gen Z interacts with and consumes knowledge is rooted in their desire for instant gratification and personalization. How will this affect the future of knowledge management and the technologies of tomorrow? https://stackoverflow.blog/2025/06/18/learn-like-a-lurker-gen-z-s-digital-first-lifestyle-and-the-future-of-knowledge/

Nejvzdálenější rádiový záblesk detekoval chybějící hmotu vesmíru

Rychlé rádiové záblesky (FRB) jsou sice stále velmi záhadné, ale současně také mohou pěkně posloužit jako sondy do velmi vzdáleného vesmíru. Analýza 60 FRB přinesla potvrzení podstaty chybějící běžní hmoty vesmíru nebo přinejmenším její podstatné části. Je to mezigalaktické médium, nesmírně řídký plyn, který vyplňuje vlákna kosmické pavučiny. http://www.osel.cz/14121-nejvzdalenejsi-radiovy-zablesk-detekoval-chybejici-hmotu-vesmiru.html

13d | osel.cz
CMOs, The Time Is Now To Assign An AI Leader via @sejournal, @dannydenhard

Build your marketing team’s AI capabilities with this 90-day action plan designed for CMOs and department leaders ready to get serious.

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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/cmos-the-time-is-now-to-assign-ai-leader/548115/

How Criterion turned its film archives into a streaming powerhouse

The average consumer subscribes to 4.5 streaming services, many of which offer content that feels largely indistinguishable from one another.

When Netflix disrupted film and television in the late 2010s, it introduced a new model of viewership: an endless blend of originals and archives, delivered through a

AI is supercharging war. Could it also help broker peace?

Can we measure what is in our hearts and minds, and could it help us end wars any sooner? These are the questions that consume entrepreneur Shawn Guttman, a Canadian émigré who recently gave up his yearslong teaching position in Israel to accelerate a path to peace—using an algorithm.

Living some 75 miles north of Tel Aviv, Guttman is no stranger to the uncertainties of conflict. Over the past few months, miscalculated drone strikes and imprecise missile targets—some intended for l

4 principles for using AI to spot abuse—without making it worse

Artificial intelligence is rapidly being adopted to help prevent abuse and protect vulnerable people—including children in foster care, adults in nursing homes, and

7 TNW Conference sessions we’re excited about


The Netherlands’ hottest tech festival is just around the corner, and the buzz is electric. TNW Conference brings together Europe’s sharpest minds, boldest startups, and game-changing tech leaders at Amsterdam’s NDSM on June 19 and 20. It’s two days packed wi

14d | The Next Web
AI warfare push makes Helsing one of Europe’s 5 most valuable tech firms


Munich-based defence tech startup Helsing has raised €600mn as geopolitical tensions trigger a flood of capital into AI warfare. The large investment was led by Spotify CEO Daniel Ek’s VC firm Prima Materia. It brings the company’s total raised to north

14d | The Next Web
Koronaviry z příbuzenstva MERS jsou jedinou mutaci od pandemie

Koronaviry ze skupiny merbekovirů, tedy kromě zabijáckého MERS-CoV, obvykle nepovažujeme za bezprostřední riziko. Neohrožení virologové zjistili, že u starosvětských merbekovirů skupiny HKU5, schází k pandemii mezi lidmi možná jen krůček. Je to hrozba, které stojí za pečlivý monitoring netopýrů. Co kdyby se z toho vyloupl dáreček s úmrtností jako MERS? http://www.osel.cz/14120-koronaviry-z-pribuzenstva-mers-jsou-jedinou-mutaci-od-pandemie.html

14d | osel.cz
Dámón o proměnách společnosti a kultury

„Nikde se totiž charakter hudby nemění beze změn nejdůležitějších politických zákonů obce.“ Dámonova zvláštní úvaha teď bude spíše záminkou k dalším. Co teprve změna kulturních drog a změny v definici pohlaví! Půjde o pokusný „krok stranou“, abychom získali nadhled nad lecčím, co nás občas pálí příliš, takže snadno sdílíme neuvážené „názory“. Dá se od filosofie čekat pomoc? http://www.osel.cz/14119-damon-o-promenach-spolecnosti-a-kultury.html

14d | osel.cz
Atomic Commits Explained: Stop Writing Useless Git Messages

This might be an unpopular option, but one of the parts I enjoy most about being a developer is having to debug problems. It’s always interesting because you get to be a “detective in a crime movie where you are also the murderer” to quote Filipe Fortes. Once you track down the problem you might […]

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WhatsApp’s new ad feature sparks backlash—and a golden opportunity for Signal

Meta’s decision to introduce advertisements into WhatsApp has reignited competition in the secure messaging space, giving rival app Signal a fresh opening to make a pitch for users.

After the tech giant announced it would begin to include ads in WhatsApp’s Updates tab, which is used by roughly 1.5 billion people per day, Signal president Meredith Whittake

Reid Hoffman on Musk vs. Trump and the real AI threat to jobs

Amid global conflict, domestic unrest, and AI’s surging impact in all corners of business, it’s getting harder than ever to decipher noise from substance. To help navigate this challenge, LinkedIn cofounder Reid Hoffman shares valuable insights about Trump’s public spat with Elon Musk, the crisis in the Middle East, and whether AI is realistically poised to spark a “white-collar bloodbath.”

Why government’s AI dreams keep turning into digital nightmares—and how to fix that

Government leaders worldwide are talking big about AI transformation. In the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., officials are pushing for

Influencers are hiring private investigators to unmask anonymous online trolls

Trolls be warned: influencers are now hiring private investigators to expose their anonymous bullies online.

Australian influencer Indy Clinton, who boasts 2.1 million TikTok followers and was crowned Creator of the Year in 2023, posted a seemingly typical video yesterday of herself dancing in her kitchen. At first glance, it appeared no different from her usual content—until viewers read the on-screen text.

“How it feels

The Senate is expected to pass this crypto bill without addressing Trump’s investments

The Senate is expected to approve legislation Tuesday that would regulate a form of cryptocurrency known as stablecoins, the first of what is expected to be a wave of crypto legislation from Congress

Mubi’s funding backlash reveals a crisis in indie film culture

Indie streamer Mubi raised a staggering $100 million from Sequoia Capital. Then, fans started boycotting.

Mubi built a loyal audience of cinephiles through breakout hits like The Substance and Decision to Leave. But after subscribers examined investor Sequoia Capital’s portfolio, many took to X to denounce the streamer. They pointed to Sequoia’s ties to Israel’s military campaign in Gaza,

Dračí princ z Mongolska

…aneb Nový tyranosauroid ze zapadlé muzejní sbírky http://www.osel.cz/14118-draci-princ-z-mongolska_1.html

14d | osel.cz
ChatGPT maker OpenAI has won a $200 million contract with the Department of Defense

ChatGPT maker OpenAI was awarded a $200 million contract to provide the U.S. Defense Department with artificial intelligence tools, the Pentagon said in a statement on Monday.

Ask An SEO: How AI Is Changing Affiliate Strategies via @sejournal, @rollerblader

In this Ask an SEO, we look at how affiliate marketers are adapting their strategies with AI tools – and where caution is still needed.

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The New Normal via @sejournal, @Kevin_Indig

Clicks are no longer king. Kevin Indig explains why SEO now means shaping preference across AI, SERPs, and every feed where people look for answers.

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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/the-new-normal/549157/

How AI tools collect your data across devices—and how to be selective about what you share

Like it or not, artificial intelligence has become part of daily life. Many devices—including electric razors and toothbrushes—have become “AI-powered,” using machine learning algorithms to track how a person uses the device, how the device is working in real time, and provide feedback. From asking questions t

Duolingo’s tricks to make you addicted to language learning

Duolingo isn’t just a cute green owl, it’s a masterclass in psychology, gamification, and habit-building. In this video, we break down the hidden tactics Duolingo uses to keep you coming back. From streaks and notifications to clever sound design and reward systems, you’ll discover how this app turns language learning into something you can’t stop engaging with. Whether you’re a language nerd or just curious how apps keep you hooked, this explainer will open your eyes.

After 30 years, Java is still brewing up new features

It’s Java’s 30th anniversary! Ryan welcomes back Georges Saab,  Senior VP of Development for the Java Platform Group and Chair of the OpenJDK Governing Board, to reflect on Java’s changes over the last five years. https://stackoverflow.blog/2025/06/17/after-30-years-java-is-still-brewing-up-new-features/

Artificial solar eclipse engineered in Europe offers new look at Sun


Two satellites equipped with European tech have delicately pulled off an artificial solar eclipse — giving scientists unmatched views of the Sun’s scorching corona. The European Space Agency (ESA) developed the probes a

15d | The Next Web
Meta is bringing ads to WhatsApp. Privacy experts are sounding the alarm

Eleven years after purchasing WhatsApp, Meta is going full throttle with its plans to monetize the communication platform. And while officials at the social media giant say that users’ privacy will still be protected, some experts are urging caution.

Meta announced on Monday that over the next few months it will bring advertisements to WhatsApp, a radical shift for an app who

Trump Mobile is here. Experts are baffled

You can stay at Trump hotels, play golf at Trump courses, and could, for a short time in 2007, buy Trump steaks. But MAGA-maniacs now have a new tchotchke they can buy to support the 47th U.S. president: a $499 cellphone sold by the Trump Organizatio

Pentagon Pizza Index: The theory that surging pizza orders signal global crises

A different kind of pie chart is being used to predict global crises.

A surge in takeout deliveries to the Pentagon has become a surprisingly accurate predictor of major geopolitical events, dubbed the “Pentagon Pizza Index.”

Tracking activity at local pizza joints in Arlington County, the X account Pentagon Pizza Report noted an uptick in Google Maps activity from four pizza places near the Pentagon on June 12. We, The Pizza, Di

Agentura DARPA pokořila rekord v bezdrátovém přenosu energie

Vojenské ani civilní operace se už neobejdou bez energie a její spotřeba bývá intenzivní. Zásobování energií je přitom stále problematické a představuje jedno z hlavních rizik, kterým takové operace čelí. DARPA vyvíjí systém POWER pro bezdrátový přenos energie optickým laserem, s nímž teď láme rekordy. http://www.osel.cz/14116-agentura-darpa-pokorila-rekord-v-bezdratovem-prenosu-energie.html

15d | osel.cz
China is catching up to the U.S. in pharmaceuticals, but it’s not too late to turn that around

A decade ago, China had just a few hundred pharmaceutical drugs actively in development. Today, China has thousands of drugs in active development and is continually increasing investment to make even more.

This transformation was not, however, a foregone conclusion: China faced incredibly high barriers to growing its

The debate over state-level AI bans misses the point

Both sides are missing the point entirely as Congress debates the proposed 10-year ban on state AI laws contained in the “Big, Beautiful Bill.”

The current wrangling over who should regulate privacy, deepfakes, and bias in AI confuses the forest for the trees because it solely focuses on who decides what we should not do.

In contrast, state AI leaders from across the country are gathering this week in New Jerse

10 Key Hurdles That CMOs Must Overcome In 2025 And Beyond via @sejournal, @gregjarboe

Facing economic uncertainty and technological disruption, CMOs need to recalibrate strategies to deliver measurable impact and sustained growth.

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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/key-hurdles-that-cmos-must-overcome/547890/

OpenAI Rolls Out Update To ChatGPT Search via @sejournal, @martinibuster

OpenAI quietly updated ChatGPT search to improve its ability to understand user queries and to answer increasingly complex questions.

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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/openai-rolls-out-update-to-chatgpt-search/549040/

Block’s CFO explains Gen Z’s surprising approach to money management

One stock recently impacted by a whirlwind of volatility is Block—the fintech powerhouse behind Square, Cash App, Tidal Music, and more. The company’s COO and CFO, Amrita Ahuja, shares how her team is using new AI tools to find opportunity amid disruption and reach customers left behind by traditional financial systems. Ahuja also shares lessons from the video game industry and discusses Gen Z’s surprising approach to money management.  

This is an abridged transcript of an int

Computer simulations reveal the first wheel was invented nearly 6,000 years ago

Imagine you’re a copper miner in southeastern Europe in the year 3900 BCE. Day after day you haul copper ore through the mine’s sweltering tunnels.

You’ve resigned yourself to the grueling monotony of mining life. Then one afternoon, you witness a fellow worker doing something remarkable.

With an odd-looking contraption, he casually t

#472 – Terence Tao: Hardest Problems in Mathematics, Physics & the Future of AI

Terence Tao is widely considered to be one of the greatest mathematicians in history. He won the Fields Medal and the Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics, and has contributed to a wide range of fields from fluid dynamics with Navier-Stokes equations to mathematical physics & quantum mechanics, prime numbers & analytics number theory, harmonic analysis, compressed sensing, random matrix theory, combinatorics, and progress on many of the hardest problems in the history of mathematics. Thank you for

17d | LEX FRIDMAN
ANITA: Z ledu v Antarktidě přicházejí divné rádiové signály

Experiment ANITA je soustava přístrojů, které se přízračně vznášejí s balony vysoko nad Antarktidou. Měl by detekovat rádiové vlny generované částicemi kosmického záření, ale naladil podivné, anomální vlny, které jako by procházejí planetou, ale přitom to nejsou neutrina. Nefalšovaná (skoro) letní záhada! http://www.osel.cz/14115-anita-z-ledu-v-antarktide-prichazeji-divne-radiove-signaly.html

17d | osel.cz
This free website is like GasBuddy for parking

Parking in a city can be a problem. It’s not just about finding parking—it’s about finding the right parking. Sometimes, there’s a $10 parking spot only a block away from a garage that charges $50!

So how do you know the best place to park—especially if you’re new to an area, as I was a few years ago, or if you’re traveling and aren’t familiar with a city?

For me, the answer is a smart and completely free user-submitted database of parking spots and rates. It’ll

How a planetarium show discovered a spiral at the edge of our solar system

If you’ve ever flown through outer space, at least while watching a documentary or a science fiction film, you’ve seen how artists turn astronomical findings into stunning visuals. But in the process of visualizing data for their latest planetarium show, a production team at New York’s American Museum of Natural History made a surprising discovery of their own: a trillion-and-a-half mile long spiral of material drifting along the edge of our solar system.

“So this is a really fun t

Apple just made 3 great new privacy and security enhancements—but missed these 3 opportunities

This week, Apple previewed its redesigned (and renumbered) operating systems at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference. While the new Liquid Glass design language was the star of the show across iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS 26, there were some other standout feature

Opinion: Space startups are pivoting to defence. That’s great for innovation


A few months ago, at the SmallSat Symposium, a panel issued a sobering warning to space startups: do not chase defence dollars at the expense of long-term sustainability. Why? Because companies, particularly in the space sector, might be tempted to follow the

18d | The Next Web
TikTok users are exposing their worst exes—all to the soundtrack of Lorde’s new single

The latest TikTok trend has people exposing their terrible exes and most toxic relationship stories to Lorde’s new single “ ">Man of the Year“—with receipts.

Since the song dropped at the end of last month, the trend has quickly gained traction on TikTok. Typically following a slideshow format, users post a selfie before revealing a series of text messages or, worse, a voice note from truly the worst villains.

Trump’s ‘gold card’ visa scheme is pure gilded nonsense

President Donald Trump announced, back on February 25, that his administration would soon debut a “gold card,” an immigration program that would allow wealthy foreigners, for the low, low price of $5 million, to become lawful permanent residents of the United States. At the time, Trump touted the program as a “great” and “fantastic” revenue generation strategy that would help reduce the national deficit, which approached $2 trillion during the most recent fiscal year.

“Wealthy peop

How singles are using AI to improve their online dating success

Singles are increasingly turning to AI to boost their odds in the dating world.

According to a new study, just over a quarter (26%) of singles are using artificial intelligence to enhance their dating lives. That’s a 333% increase from 2024.

Match and the Kinsey Institute surveyed around 5,000 U.S. singles between the ages of 18 and 98 for their 14th annual Singles in America study. The findings show that nearly half of Gen

Can AI fact-check its own lies?

As AI car crashes go, the recent publishing of a hallucinated book list in the Chicago Sun-Times quickly became a multi-vehicle pile-up. After a writer used AI to create a list of summer reads, the majo

‘Guys, the sea literally opened up’: AI-generated Bible characters are taking over TikTok

The Bible is now on TikTok, vlog-style.

Picture David—yes, that David, of Goliath fame—with an iPhone and influencer energy. “Asked the guy to film it, but guess what? The camera froze,” a wide-eyed David says to the camera. “Threw one rock, dude dropped, no proof. Love that for me.” He then urges his followers to like and comment.

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I write novels and build AI. The real story is more complicated than either side admits

“In three years,” a fellow tech executive recently told me with serene confidence, “Everyone will be able to make a full-length movie in AI, totally personalized for them, by just typing up a few prompts.”

I considered pointing out that this would destroy one of the central functions of art, and one of its greatest pleasures: to connect individuals across time and space through a single act of imagination. But I didn’t bother. The furious debate around AI and art mostly consists of

This 1999 email from a tech pioneer helped me think about Apple’s WWDC

In 1999, I got to work on a literally once-in-a-lifetime project. As the 20th century was wrapping up, the magazine where I worked declared the personal computer the most important invention of the last 100 years. It wasn’t exactly a contrarian pick: The magazine in question was PC World.

To celebrate, we put together an article looking back at 100 defining moments in computing history. I was assigned to write blurbs on several of them. One was among the most obvious landm