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Video by Open Data Science and AI Conference via YouTube

What does a practical personal AI workflow look like in 2026?

In this Personal AI Agents Summit session, Brad Groux, Open Source Maintainer for Microsoft Integrations at OpenClaw and Co-Founder & CEO of Digital Meld, shows how developers and teams can move beyond one-off prompting into repeatable, operator-ready AI workflows.

Using OpenClaw Dev Days materials, Brad walks through a hands-on path from messy stakeholder discovery to a scoped product plan, PRD, implementation artifacts, and a working local app. The session explores how OpenClaw supports planning, context management, agentic workflow design, and human-in-the-loop review while keeping safety and judgment at the center.

Watch to learn how personal AI agents can help turn ideas into real applications and join us in New York for the AI for Work Summit: https://summit.ai

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Video by SAP via YouTube

Because AI built externally does not incorporate the full business context. What gets left behind in AI pilots is the full process logic, business rules, security constraints, and relationships that make the data meaningful and allow users to interact with it securely.

SAP’s context-native AI approach means AI has direct access to business rules, relationships, and logic that make business data meaningful. Transforming your entire workflow and business. https://sap.to/6055BGTjpX

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Video by TWiT Tech Podcast Network via YouTube

Windows Weekly is about more than Windows. Veteran Microsoft insiders Paul Thurrott and Richard Campbell join Leo for a deep dive into the most valuable company in the world. From consumer to enterprise, AI to Xbox, Windows Weekly is the only Microsoft podcast you’ll ever need.

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Video by Meta Developers via YouTube

Should every game add hand tracking?

Not exactly.

Odders Lab’s advice from building ""Chess Club"":

👋 Ask if the game is better with hands
⚖️ Weigh effort vs. impact
♟️ Let real-world actions guide the design
🎯 Avoid extreme edge tracking
✨ Make players feel cool using it

For ""Chess Club"", hands made chess feel more familiar, especially for casual players and VR newcomers.

Full developer story in the comments. 🔗

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Omarchy has one of the best keyboard driven workflows in Linux — and it also has a shortcut list long enough to scare most people away. That giant list is the exact reason most people bounce off Omarchy. So instead of memorizing all of it, I spent three days forcing myself to use Omarchy properly on the keyboard and applied the Pareto principle: the 12 shortcuts that actually matter, and nothing else.

Three shortcuts to get you started, nine more that will have you using Omarchy like a seasoned pro, and two bonus tricks that completely change the game. This is the ultimate beginner to pro guide to the Omarchy keyboard workflow — tiling windows, ten workspaces, floating windows, fullscreen focus and local voice dictation, all from the keyboard.

And this is not just an Omarchy thing. If you have ever been curious about Hyprland or any tiling window manager, the workspace mindset in this video is the single thing that decides whether it clicks for you.

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⌨️ DAY 1 — THE SIX SHORTCUTS THAT GET YOU MOVING

– Super + K — searchable list of every shortcut in the system, the most important shortcut in Omarchy
– Super + W — close the focused window, because there is no close button
– Super + Space — the universal menu for apps, settings and system actions
– Super + Return — open the terminal
– Super + Shift + Return — open the browser
– Super + Shift + F — open the file manager

🧠 DAY 2 — THE WORKSPACE RULES (THIS IS THE REAL SPEED)

– Super + 1 to Super + 0 — jump straight to any of the ten workspaces
– Super + Shift + number — throw the current window into another workspace and follow it there
– Super + O — float a window and pin it across every workspace
– Super + F — fullscreen one app for single task focus
– Why committing to workspaces early matters more than tiling itself
– Why Alt + Tab is massively underpowered on a tiling desktop

🪟 DAY 3 — THE TILING CONTROLS

– Super + arrow keys — move focus between tiled windows
– Super + Shift + arrow keys — swap a window with its neighbor
– Super + T — toggle a window between tiled and floating
– Super + Ctrl + X — bonus trick: local voice dictation that types for you, no cloud involved

📊 DID IT ACTUALLY MAKE ME FASTER?

I go through what each day actually felt like, what changed by Day 3, what I immediately missed when I went back to my regular desktop, and my honest verdict on who Omarchy is really for. Pause on the cheat sheet near the end and make all 12 shortcuts yours.

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Video by PyTorch via YouTube

New chips are shipping faster than ever before, but the ecosystem is being held back by having to rewrite and then re-debug the same code over and over again.

Chris Lattner, CEO and Co-founder, Modular and Executive Vice President of Advanced AI Software and Platforms, Qualcomm, will deliver a keynote at PyTorch Conference North America about an open software platform for heterogeneous compute powered by Mojo and MAX.

PyTorch has always been the place where the best models come together, and now there’s a way to get those models onto all kinds of hardware.

If you’re interested in Al and compute, join us at the PyTorch Conference in San Jose, CA. Register now: https://hubs.la/Q04v4SL60

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Video by FINOS via YouTube

Stop wasting top tech talent on redundant controls that slow down your product roadmap.

We examine why highly skilled experts in AI, security, and engineering are trapped rebuilding identical compliance rules instead of focusing on high-value innovation. You will learn how shifting to open shared baselines reclaims valuable time for your most critical projects.

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Video by Open Data Science and AI Conference via YouTube

From Prompts to Systems: What 6 Months of Running OpenClaw Agents Taught

Want to learn more about AI in person? Check out ODSC AI West 2026, coming to SF this October 27th-29th: https://odsc.ai/west

#DataScience #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ODSCAI

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Video by The Late Night Linux Family via YouTube

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We answer your questions including the last new distro we tried, what distro we’d switch to if ours went away, whether we should limit our computer use, our vision for the Linux desktop, and our unpopular Linux opinions.

Late Night Linux – Episode 403

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