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AI Token Prices Hit Record Lows as Inference Costs Plunge 43% in Ten Weeks
AI is getting dramatically cheaper to run, and that's not the whole story. There's a genuine catch hiding underneath the falling prices that could still leave your AI bill climbing. See why cheaper tokens don't mean a cheaper bill →
AI Biology Platform Identifies Five New Drug Targets for Alzheimer's Disease
Researchers used AI to narrow more than 100 candidate genes down to just five, and one of the most promising findings could eventually mean detecting Alzheimer's from a simple blood test. See what they found, and why it matters →
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Dyson's New $499 Toothbrush Has a Built-In AI Camera That Watches Your Mouth While You Brush
Dyson just spent six years and a university dental research partnership building a toothbrush with a camera inside it, and the tech behind it is genuinely more sophisticated than it sounds. See how the AI actually decides where to aim →
Federal Government Invests $634,000 in AI Projects Across Northern Ontario
Ottawa just funded an AI rehab tool and a tourism chatbot in the same announcement, proof that government AI money isn't only chasing the flashiest tech headlines. See exactly where the money's going →
Reframe Systems Raises $40 Million to Scale Robotic Homebuilding Microfactories
A team of former Amazon robotics leaders is betting the same automation that built Amazon's warehouses can fix America's housing shortage, though the industry's own track record isn't fully on their side yet. See the numbers behind their pitch →
📚 From the AI Knowledge Hub
How to Use AI for Video — Practical ways to create and edit video with AI tools
How to Use Microsoft Copilot — Getting the most out of Microsoft's AI assistant
History of Artificial Intelligence — How AI actually got here, from early theory to today
📢 The Signal Behind the Noise
Today's five stories all trace back to the same underlying pattern: AI is quietly getting cheaper, smaller, and more physical, all at once. Token prices are collapsing even as total AI spending keeps climbing. A biology platform just did in months what traditional drug discovery might have taken years to find. Dyson packed a camera and a machine learning model into something that costs less than an iPhone accessory. And two very different companies, one funded by a modest government grant, one by $40 million in venture capital, are both proof that AI's next chapter isn't really about bigger models. It's about AI showing up in your mouth, your medicine cabinet, and eventually, the walls of your own home.
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