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Today's startup highlights showcase innovative AI apps, a new gaming leadership approach, and cautionary tales in the AI landscape.

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  1. Lyria 3 by Google DeepmindGoogle's Lyria 3 lets you turn your photos or thoughts into snazzy 30-second tunes—because who needs a DJ when you have AI? Now everyone can unleash their inner pop star with just a click of a button! — Product Hunt
  2. Rork MaxRork Max lets you build mobile apps just by chatting with AI—finally, a way to turn your wild ideas into real apps without breaking a sweat! Forget coding; just chat your way to app stardom! — Product Hunt
  3. PulseKitWhy check dashboards when you can have your key metrics front and center on your Apple devices? PulseKit makes sure you're always in the loop without having to lift a finger! — Product Hunt
  4. Google PomelliGoogle's Pomelli takes your product photos from 'meh' to 'wow' with just a sprinkle of AI magic—because who doesn't want their stuff to look pro? It's like having a mini photo studio in your pocket! — Product Hunt
  5. Microsoft’s new gaming CEOMicrosoft's new gaming CEO promises to keep the AI out of the games—no more mindless 'AI slop'! As they say, quality over quantity, especially in the gaming universe. — TechCrunch
  6. Google VP warns about AI startupsGoogle's VP is throwing cold water on the AI startup hype, predicting doom for LLM wrappers and aggregators—looks like the AI bubble might be bursting! If you're in these categories, it's time for some serious soul-searching. — TechCrunch
  7. Wikipedia blacklists Archive.todayWikipedia has pulled the plug on Archive.today after a DDoS attack—because who needs reliable sources when you can just go rogue? Looks like the web archiving party is over! — TechCrunch