Ted Hisokawa Feb 06, 2026 11:01 Independent testing of 12 AI presentation makers shows Manus AI leading on content quality while Gamma and Canva dominate speed and design categories. The AI presentation maker market has ballooned to an estimated $2 billion in 2025, with projections pointing toward $10 billion by 2033. A comprehensive three-week test of 12 leading tools reveals stark differences in what each platform actually delivers versus marketing promises.The testing methodology used identical prompts across all platforms, measuring generation time, export quality, content accuracy, and speaker note usefulness. The results challenge…
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Feb 06, 2026 11:08 Independent testing of 8 AI presentation tools reveals Manus outperforms competitors for research-backed B2B sales decks. Full pricing and feature breakdown. A new comparative analysis of AI presentation tools for B2B sales teams shows significant performance gaps between platforms, with research-capable tools outscoring template-based alternatives by substantial margins.The February 2026 evaluation tested eight platforms against real enterprise scenarios including quarterly business reviews, competitive decks, and client proposals. Manus scored highest at 9/10, followed by Visme and Genspark at 8/10, with SlideSpeak trailing at 6/10.The Research Gap Defines WinnersWhat…
The way large companies use artificial intelligence is changing. For years, AI in business meant experimenting with tools that could answer questions or help with small tasks. Now, some big enterprises are moving beyond tools to AI agents that can actually do practical work in systems and workflows.This week, OpenAI introduced a new platform designed to help companies build and manage those kinds of AI agents at scale. A handful of large corporations in finance, insurance, mobility, and life sciences are among the first to start using it. That may signal that AI is ready to move from pilot to…
TLDR Galaxy Digital boosts confidence with a $200M share buyback plan Bitcoin’s slide triggers broad pressure across crypto-linked stocks Coinbase stock sinks as weak liquidity hits trading activity MicroStrategy tumbles as Bitcoin exposure magnifies volatility Crypto equities mirror Bitcoin’s retreat from January highs 💥 Find the Next KnockoutStock! Get live prices, charts, and KO Scores from KnockoutStocks.com, the data-driven platform ranking every stock by quality and breakout potential. Galaxy Digital’s stock rose sharply after the company authorized a $200 million share buyback program, and the move signaled renewed confidence in its long-term strategy. The company confirmed that it will repurchase…
What you need to know: Tether’s $1 billion minting signals the organization’s readiness for increased market activity and potential buyer-side pressure. Liquidity typically flows from major caps to high-interest sectors, particularly AI and decentralized applications. The SUBBD token uses AI and Web3 to eliminate the 70% fees common in the $85 billion creator economy. The smart money is accumulating early, with over $1.47 million raised in the ongoing pre-sale phase. Tether Treasury issued another $1 billion USDT. Historically associated with volatility, this huge mint is indicative of powerful buyer-side pressure building beneath the surface of the digital asset environment. The…
James Ding Feb 06, 2026 11:15 New AI landing page generator comparison reveals Manus and Base44 lead with free publishing, but crypto-specific features remain notably absent from top tools. A comprehensive test of seven AI landing page generators published February 6, 2026 reveals a maturing market where free publishing is becoming standard—but crypto and Web3 builders looking for specialized tools will need to keep searching.The comparison by Manus.im tested each platform using identical prompts for a fictional AI writing assistant called QuillSpark. The results showed stark quality differences, with three tools—Manus, Base44, and…
Zach Anderson Feb 06, 2026 13:31 Circle’s response to Swiss stablecoin consultation calls for equivalence pathway for regulated foreign stablecoins, warning current draft risks isolating Switzerland from $300B market. Circle submitted its formal response to Switzerland’s Federal Council consultation on stablecoin regulation on February 6, warning that the proposed framework could effectively shut out foreign-issued stablecoins from the Swiss market—including Circle’s own USDC.The USDC issuer’s central objection: Switzerland’s draft rules would treat all non-Swiss stablecoins the same as unbacked crypto assets, regardless of whether they’re fully reserved and regulated elsewhere. With the global…
Separating logic from inference improves AI agent scalability by decoupling core workflows from execution strategies.The transition from generative AI prototypes to production-grade agents introduces a specific engineering hurdle: reliability. LLMs are stochastic by nature. A prompt that works once may fail on the second attempt. To mitigate this, development teams often wrap core business logic in complex error-handling loops, retries, and branching paths.This approach creates a maintenance problem. The code defining what an agent should do becomes inextricably mixed with the code defining how to handle the model’s unpredictability. A new framework proposed by researchers from Asari AI, MIT CSAIL,…
TLDR Jeff Park attributes the recent cryptocurrency crash to aggressive selling driven by institutional risk management. Multi-strategy hedge funds were forced to liquidate positions to meet internal risk models amid increasing volatility. About one-third of all Bitcoin ETF shares are owned by institutional players, with hedge funds controlling half of that portion. Bitcoin’s implied volatility spiked to 75%, triggering massive forced selling in the market. Park believes the crypto crash is part of a necessary process to clear out leverage and weak hands before potential market gains. Bitwise Advisor Jeff Park attributes the recent cryptocurrency crash to aggressive selling driven…
Peter Zhang Feb 05, 2026 18:27 NVIDIA’s NeMo Data Designer enables developers to build synthetic data pipelines for AI distillation without licensing headaches or massive datasets. NVIDIA has published a detailed framework for building license-compliant synthetic data pipelines, addressing one of the thorniest problems in AI development: how to train specialized models when real-world data is scarce, sensitive, or legally murky.The approach combines NVIDIA’s open-source NeMo Data Designer with OpenRouter’s distillable endpoints to generate training datasets that won’t trigger compliance nightmares downstream. For enterprises stuck in legal review purgatory over data licensing, this…