Anthropic’s Claude adds a prompt playground to quickly improve your AI apps

Prompt engineering became a hot job last year in the AI industry, but it seems Anthropic is now developing tools to at least partially automate it. Anthropic released several new features on Tuesday to help developers create more useful applications with the startup’s language model, Claude, according to a company blog post. Developers can now […]
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AI startup Hebbia raised $130M at a $700M valuation on $13 million of profitable revenue

Hebbia, a startup that uses generative AI to search large documents and respond to large questions, has raised a $130 million Series B at a roughly $700 million valuation led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Index Ventures, Google Ventures and Peter Thiel. And its funding demonstrates that 50x annual recurring revenue (ARR) is becoming […]
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Analysts Predict Bullish Trends for Meme Coins, and This P2E Presale is Poised for Major Gains

Crypto expert ClayBro analyzes a new P2E presale positioned to capitalize on the resurgent meme coin trend.
While the broader market appears sluggish, with some meme coins experiencing price declines, the PlayDoge presale is demonstrating strength, having already secured $5.5 million in funding.
Market sentiment and analyst predictions
In recent weeks, the cryptocurrency market has experienced significant challenges, leaving many retail investors questioning their positions and future opportunities.
Despite the current market pullback, some experts maintain a bullish outlook on the cryptocurrency market, especially for meme coins and emerging projects like PlayDoge.

The Fear and Greed Index, a gauge of investor sentiment, has climbed to 37, indicating a growing sense of fear in the market. Retail investors are hesitant, preferring to avoid the market rather than capitalize on lower prices.
This trend is evident from the significant drop in interest in cryptocurrencies, as indicated by Google search data, which shows the lowest levels since the 2018 bear market.
Despite the bearish sentiment, analysts remain optimistic. They recently suggested that the crypto market is on the verge of another meme coin cycle, indicating that digital asset investors might focus on meme coins for potentially massive returns.
While some may view this as a ploy for engagement, the logic behind it is sound: meme coins have historically provided exponential gains during bullish cycles, unlike more established assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Could PlayDoge become a dominant player in the next meme coin cycle?
During the 2021 bull market, newly created meme coins saw unprecedented growth, with many experiencing 20x, 30x, 50x, and even 100x returns within a short period.
This historical performance suggests that if the market enters another meme coin cycle, projects like PlayDoge could see significant price appreciation.

Source – PlayDoge Twitter
PlayDoge, a promising Play-to-Earn game within the meme coin space, is performing well despite the market downturn.
The project offers staking rewards with an annualized interest rate of 93%, which is expected to decrease as more people stake their tokens.
PlayDoge aims to transcend the typical meme coin status by developing a Tamagotchi-style app where users can care for their Doge, earn cryptocurrency, and engage in various mini-games.
PlayDoge’s roadmap includes the release of its app, the launch of mini-games, community airdrops, and further centralized exchange listings.
The project’s tokenomics are straightforward, and the presale is designed to attract investors by offering incremental price increases.
Investors can purchase PlayDoge (PLAY) using Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain (BNB), USDT, or even credit cards.

The current price offers an attractive entry point at $0.00517 per $PLAY token, potentially significant before the anticipated price surge at launch. To take part in the $PLAY token presale, visit playdoge.io.
Conclusion
Despite current market hurdles, analysts foresee a bright future for meme coins, with PlayDoge potentially at the forefront. The potential for significant gains remains strong, especially as the market anticipates another meme coin boom.
Investors seeking explosive returns should consider meme coins, particularly those with innovative projects like PlayDoge.
PlayDoge stands out as a potential leader in the upcoming gaming token bull run, merging the popularity of meme coins with the addictive nature of play-to-earn games. As retail investors return to the market, the potential for substantial returns on meme coins could resurface.
Considering the PlayDoge presale allows investors to capitalize on the long-term potential of this unique project. The future of meme coins appears promising, and early participation could position you to benefit from the next explosive market cycle.
If you’re interested in the absolute best initial coin offerings (ICOs) of 2024, explore our comprehensive guide featuring the most promising options.
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows makers apologize for use of military flag without permission

Assassin’s Creed Shadows continues to drag criticism and summon apologies from Ubisoft. This time, it involves the use of a flag that belongs to a group of military re-enactors in Japan.
Ubisoft on July 8 apologized (via a post on X) to the group, Sekigahara Teppo-tai, who commemorate the Battle of Sekigahara on Oct. 21, 1600, a pivotal moment in Japan’s feudal history. The flag has been seen in concept art showing the adventure game, which was announced on May 16.

2019年10月27日に鹿児島県の妙円寺詣りの時に撮った写真から切り抜きですがアップさせて頂きます pic.twitter.com/Ccw0g21nHH
— 影山@関ケ原鉄砲隊 (@matchlock_kage) June 17, 2024

Military re-enactors tend to be a rather conservative lot and Ubisoft was already taking stick from Japanese fans for the ethnicity of the main characters.
Now the French publisher has to apologize for something it’s been accused of before, which is using art that developers find on the Internet and don’t have the rights to.
Sekigahara Teppo-tai confirmed on X that Ubisoft had apologized. While their flag won’t be used going forward, Ubisoft said there are instances that aren’t possible to eliminate or replace, such as an art book that will be sold with a premium edition of the game.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows will launch Nov. 15, 2024 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox Series X.
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Once Human server transfer: Can you have the same character on multiple servers?

Since Once Human has a server system, allowing you to hop onto whichever you like, many are posing the question of if you can take your character with you if you switch.
We’ll break down the server system here for you, explaining if you’re able to transfer what you’ve created on one over to another, or if you’re stuck with your initial pick.
Let’s get into the details.
Does Once Human have server transfer?
As you’re able to select servers in Once Human depending on your preference of PvE or PvP, will you be able to freely switch between or is your character locked in?
Well, sadly, you cannot carry your character over from server to server, they are locked into the first one that you picked.
This is a little unfortunate since you’ll have to stick to that server even if your friends are on a completely different one to you.

The official word from the developers is that “Currently, players are not able to transfer account data from one server to another”, and “you will have to create a new character and restart the game from scratch”.
However, one glimmer of hope here is that they also use the word “currently” implying that this could change later down the line, maybe in a future update just like controller support.
Additionally, if you do choose to go into another server and find out it just isn’t for you, you’re able to go back to that initial server you were playing on, and all of your “old account data will still be retained”.
This means all of those hours you did put in will not go to waste and you can just return like nothing has happened.
Other Once Human guides you may like

Once Human system requirements
Once Human pre-registration rewards
Once Human crossplay explained
Once Human PvP explained

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AWS Graviton4 Cloud Processors Are Now Generally Available

Graviton4 based Amazon EC2 R8g instances are more powerful and energy-efficient than the previous generation, AWS says.

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NovoNutrients tweaks its bugs to turn CO2 into protein for people and pets

NovoNutrients has raised a $18 million Series A round from investors to build a pilot-scale facility to prove that its fermentation process works at scale.
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Uber for Teens has reignited an old debate over fingerprinting drivers

Seven years ago, Uber and Lyft blocked an effort to require ride-hailing app drivers to get fingerprinted in California. But by launching Uber for Teens earlier this year, the company inadvertently resurfaced the issue. Now a broader debate is underway as startups, Uber, and California regulators hash out when a transportation service should be required […]
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Bumble users can now report profiles that use AI-generated photos

Bumble’s new reporting option arrives at a time when, unfortunately, AI-generated photos on dating apps are common
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Talky social app Airchat gets a major overhaul, making it more like an asynchronous Clubhouse

The concept of Airchat is fun, especially if you’re someone who loves to send voice memos instead of typing out long paragraphs on your phone keyboard.
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