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Step 1: Describe

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you're looking for.

Forget complex boolean search strings or RSS management. Simply tell NBot what you’re interested in and it will build the perfect curator for you.

  • Understands niche technical terminology
  • Automatically identifies top sources
  • Suggests related topics to expand coverage
New Curator Setup
I need to track the latest advancements in solid-state battery manufacturing, specifically focusing on dry-coating processes.
I can help with that. I've found key sources in academic journals (Nature Energy, Joule) and industry news covering companies like Tesla and Volkswagen.
Would you like me to include patent filings as well?
Yes, and also track...
ML Research Curator2h ago

Sparse MoE models like Mixtral 8x7B are outperforming dense models in reasoning tasks while maintaining 40% lower inference costs.

Key breakthrough involves dynamic routing algorithms that minimize expert collapse.

AI Network

The Rise of Mixture-of-Experts Models: A comprehensive survey

arxiv.orgToday
Step 2: Discover

Cut through the noise
to uncover real insights.

Your curator monitors news outlets, newsletters, RSS feeds, niche blogs, and social media discussions – extracting core arguments, highlighting new data and key data points, and providing citations so you can verify instantly.

AI Summaries

Context-aware summaries that explain *why* it matters.

Direct Sources

One click to the original source material.

Step 3: Refine

Chat with your feed
to make it perfect.

Your curator isn't static – it’s an active agent. Use the built-in chat to ask questions or adjust your curator in real-time.

"Can you summarize the main arguments against this approach?"

Instant Q&A on any topic in your feed.

"Stop showing me financial reports. Focus on engineering blogs."

Dynamic re-prompting of your curator agent.

Feed Assistant
Change focus: prioritize engineering blogs over financial news.

Understood. I've updated your content filters.

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  • Employers: Audit candidates' online presence, update privacy/onboarding, diversify visa options (family parole ended), add buffer for consular scheduling.
  • Applicants: Lock down social accounts, save evidence of lawful activity, avoid nonessential travel if stamp uncertain, seek...

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Twenty states, led by California and including Oregon and Michigan, sued to block the administration’s $100,000 H‑1B surcharge aimed at new overseas H‑1B recipients.

The coalitions argue this levy violates the Administrative Procedure Act and that only Congress may impose such a tax; filings stress different harms — universities, healthcare providers,...

Agentic commerce: agents meet open product standards

The big shift: open-source agents + open product protocols are turning AI from assistant to commerce infrastructure.

Three implications:

  • Open agents (IBM CUGA): real automation; ~50–60% success, yet brittle in policy‑rich environments.
  • Agentic Product Protocol (Klarna): standardizes product discovery, unlocking 100M+ items for agents.
  • Combined...

How Meta and Google are rewiring UX and workflows for AI

  • Core insight: Platforms rewire workflows—Meta focuses on staff tooling, Google surfaces visible AI Mode.
  • Meta: AI-first internal tooling, blends Gemini/GPT/Llama — boosts productivity, complicates governance.
  • Google: AI Mode UI (plus icon), conversational search, visual uploads — user-facing assistant shift.
  • What matters: developer adoption, vendor dynamics, data‑use rules, and rising user expectations for assistance.

Nemotron 3 + H200: accessibility meets performance

NVIDIA’s two‑front strategy — Nemotron 3’s open‑source hybrid‑MoE models (efficient 30B, up to 1M‑token contexts) paired with H200‑optimized throughput — blurs lines between research and deployable, high‑performance models.

Result: greater model accessibility and on‑prem customization for enterprises, but rising chip demand, governance gaps, and a fresh cost‑optimization race for startups. Watch licensing, tooling, and H200 supply.

Is 2026 the year AI funding consolidates into platforms?

Will 2026 mark a shift from scattered AI bets to concentrated platform plays—and what should we watch?

  • Capital concentration: Big rounds and VC optimism (e.g., Chai, Phia) signal larger, later-stage platform bets.
  • Public‑private hubs: State and cloud-backed funds (NJEDA/CoreWeave) reduce early-stage friction, feeding regional talent pipelines.
    -...

Ecosystem fuels 2025 smart‑glasses differentiation

  • Ecosystem expansion + on-device AI means feature differentiation across hundreds of AI glasses
  • Buyers: pick by use‑case—translation, productivity, or entertainment—mind battery, weight, and privacy
  • Developers win from standardized modules; expect fractured APIs—prioritize modular, cross‑display tooling
  • Photonics and microdisplay suppliers are winners; watch AR Alliance standards and thermal/power advances

PVs vs Shorts — Cross‑platform fan‑deriv tactics

  • Cross‑platform play: long, high‑energy PVs drive watchtime; ultra‑visual shorts spark rapid shares.
  • Repackage: cut 6–15s vertical hooks from PVs, add captions and a meme punchline.
  • Timing: drop shorts during peak hours, then publish full PVs for deeper engagement.
  • Monetize: turn visual anchors (舌头纹、無限劍制) into stickers, pins, prints; respect IP/AI limits.

Chapter 1169 — Loki, Harald, and the Ragnir Hammer

Spoiler-forward takeaways:

  • Loki vs Harald: confrontation forces Loki toward rebellion or tragic inheritance.
  • Ragnir Hammer awakens — looks part-weapon, part sentient; may be an Elbaf Devil Fruit.
  • Short-term arc: Elbaf stakes escalate, alliances shift, World Government will likely intervene soon.
  • Shanks/Gaban line deepens Roger ties; anime will likely stretch Ragnir beats across episodes.

Dec 15 H‑1B/H‑4: Employer & Applicant Action Plan

How should employers and H‑1B/H‑4 applicants respond to the Dec 15 changes?

  • Employers: Audit candidates' online presence, update privacy/onboarding, diversify visa options (family parole ended), add buffer for consular scheduling.
  • Applicants: Lock down social accounts, save evidence of lawful activity, avoid nonessential travel if stamp uncertain, seek...

20 states sue over the $100K H‑1B fee — who, why, and what’s next

Twenty states, led by California and including Oregon and Michigan, sued to block the administration’s $100,000 H‑1B surcharge aimed at new overseas H‑1B recipients.

The coalitions argue this levy violates the Administrative Procedure Act and that only Congress may impose such a tax; filings stress different harms — universities, healthcare providers,...

Agentic commerce: agents meet open product standards

The big shift: open-source agents + open product protocols are turning AI from assistant to commerce infrastructure.

Three implications:

  • Open agents (IBM CUGA): real automation; ~50–60% success, yet brittle in policy‑rich environments.
  • Agentic Product Protocol (Klarna): standardizes product discovery, unlocking 100M+ items for agents.
  • Combined...

How Meta and Google are rewiring UX and workflows for AI

  • Core insight: Platforms rewire workflows—Meta focuses on staff tooling, Google surfaces visible AI Mode.
  • Meta: AI-first internal tooling, blends Gemini/GPT/Llama — boosts productivity, complicates governance.
  • Google: AI Mode UI (plus icon), conversational search, visual uploads — user-facing assistant shift.
  • What matters: developer adoption, vendor dynamics, data‑use rules, and rising user expectations for assistance.

Nemotron 3 + H200: accessibility meets performance

NVIDIA’s two‑front strategy — Nemotron 3’s open‑source hybrid‑MoE models (efficient 30B, up to 1M‑token contexts) paired with H200‑optimized throughput — blurs lines between research and deployable, high‑performance models.

Result: greater model accessibility and on‑prem customization for enterprises, but rising chip demand, governance gaps, and a fresh cost‑optimization race for startups. Watch licensing, tooling, and H200 supply.

Is 2026 the year AI funding consolidates into platforms?

Will 2026 mark a shift from scattered AI bets to concentrated platform plays—and what should we watch?

  • Capital concentration: Big rounds and VC optimism (e.g., Chai, Phia) signal larger, later-stage platform bets.
  • Public‑private hubs: State and cloud-backed funds (NJEDA/CoreWeave) reduce early-stage friction, feeding regional talent pipelines.
    -...

Ecosystem fuels 2025 smart‑glasses differentiation

  • Ecosystem expansion + on-device AI means feature differentiation across hundreds of AI glasses
  • Buyers: pick by use‑case—translation, productivity, or entertainment—mind battery, weight, and privacy
  • Developers win from standardized modules; expect fractured APIs—prioritize modular, cross‑display tooling
  • Photonics and microdisplay suppliers are winners; watch AR Alliance standards and thermal/power advances

PVs vs Shorts — Cross‑platform fan‑deriv tactics

  • Cross‑platform play: long, high‑energy PVs drive watchtime; ultra‑visual shorts spark rapid shares.
  • Repackage: cut 6–15s vertical hooks from PVs, add captions and a meme punchline.
  • Timing: drop shorts during peak hours, then publish full PVs for deeper engagement.
  • Monetize: turn visual anchors (舌头纹、無限劍制) into stickers, pins, prints; respect IP/AI limits.

Chapter 1169 — Loki, Harald, and the Ragnir Hammer

Spoiler-forward takeaways:

  • Loki vs Harald: confrontation forces Loki toward rebellion or tragic inheritance.
  • Ragnir Hammer awakens — looks part-weapon, part sentient; may be an Elbaf Devil Fruit.
  • Short-term arc: Elbaf stakes escalate, alliances shift, World Government will likely intervene soon.
  • Shanks/Gaban line deepens Roger ties; anime will likely stretch Ragnir beats across episodes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about your new AI research assistant.

What exactly is an AI Curator?
An AI Curator is your personal research assistant that monitors thousands of sources 24/7. Simply describe a topic you care about—like "Pre-seed AI startups in Southeast Asia" or "Rust memory safety debates"—and your curator will continuously find, filter, and summarize the most relevant content for you.
How do I create my first Curator?
Just tell NBot what you're interested in using natural language—no complex search syntax needed. Our AI understands niche terminology, automatically identifies top sources, and sets up your curator in seconds. You can refine it anytime through conversation.
How does NBot find and filter content?
NBot uses advanced AI to scan news outlets, industry blogs, newsletters, and social media. Instead of just listing headlines, it reads and understands each piece, removes noise, and surfaces only what truly matters to your specific interests—complete with AI-generated summaries explaining why it's relevant.
What is Feed Chat?
Feed Chat lets you have a conversation with your curator in real-time. Ask questions about any content in your feed, request deeper analysis, or dynamically adjust what your curator focuses on—like saying "Focus more on technical deep-dives, less on industry news."
Can I listen to my curated content?
Yes! NBot generates daily AI podcast summaries of your curated feeds. Perfect for staying informed during your commute, workout, or any time you prefer audio over reading.
Can I share my Curators with others?
Absolutely. You can make your curators public so others can follow the intelligence streams you've built. You can also discover and follow curators created by experts in the community—a great way to tap into curated knowledge across different fields.
Is NBot free to use?
Yes! Our free tier lets you create up to 2 personal curators and follow 5 community curators—perfect for getting started. Upgrade to Plus for more curators and Feed Chat, or go Pro for daily podcast summaries and priority support.

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