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AI Law Firm Crosby Bids for Weil Gotshal’s Name and Data

A two-year-old an AI-native law firm startup is making a bid for the name and internal data of a 95-year-old Wall Street law firm. Crosby made the offer for the trademark, brand and some internal data of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, TechCrunch reported Oct. 30. The data wasn’t specified and terms weren’t disclosed. Less than two […] The post AI Law Firm Crosby Bids for Weil Gotshal’s Name and Data…

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How to review an AI-written pull request: a 10-point checklist

AI-written pull requests have a particular look. The code is tidy, the names are sensible, the description is confident, and the tests are green.

  • Read the task description to understand original intent
  • Compare diff against task to avoid extra changes
  • Examine tests to validate new functionality

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Google Tabletop AI: Build Custom Collaboration Apps by Describing Them

Google Tabletop AI: Describe the App, Skip the Spreadsheet Google just admitted something the productivity industry has been dancing around for years: nobody actually wants to configure a…

  • Tabletop AI tool creates custom collaboration apps based on user descriptions.
  • Users can generate interactive tools like trip itineraries or expense splitters.
  • Currently an experimental service for adults in one country with age limit 18+.

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Is that really GPTBot? How to verify AI crawlers in your logs

Open any access log today and you'll see GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and friends. The problem: a user agent is just a string.

  • Compare bot's IP address against OpenAI's published CIDR ranges
  • Use DNS reverse and forward lookups for Googlebot and Bingbot
  • Consult official bot documentation for accurate verification methods

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