February 9, 2025

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LogicStar is building AI agents for app maintenance

Swiss startup LogicStar is bent on joining the AI agent game. The summer 2024-founded startup has bagged $3 million in pre-seed funding to bring tools to the developer market that can do autonomous maintenance of software applications, rather than the more typical AI agent use-case of code co-development. LogicStar CEO and co-founder Boris Paskalev (pictured […]

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Addressing criticism, OpenAI will no longer use customer data to train its models by default

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