Tech just got a little more human. 🌎 Google is dropping SignGemma, an open model translating sign language into spoken text. More voices, more inclusion, more good.

it's crazy that the secret to prompting AI better than 99.999% of people is just asking AI how to prompt AI

In April, a masked alt-metal band dominated music conversations. Vessel An anonymous collective creating a zeitgeist through cryptic lyricism, intricate lore, and immersive fantasy. Their passionate fanbase flocked to Genius, propelling singles "Caramel" and "Damocles"

The best playlists tell stories. Ahead of Father's Day, Genius sat down with Yo’ Grammy Nominated Cousin for our video series, With Love. We asked him: "What are some of your favorite songs that remind you of your dad?" He lit up, effortlessly broke into song, and took us on a journey:

100,000 new songs drop every day, but people still crave the past. In May, Creep by Radiohead pulled nearly 500K views on Genius . That’s a 1992 track outperforming music from 2025. Catalog music (songs 18+ months old) now accounts for 72.6% of all U.S. album streams. We’re

Lorde dropped Hammer this morning and by noon nearly every lyric was unpacked on @genius. Canal Street piercings. Aura photography. Identity. Even a reference to Carrie Fisher’s Postcards from the Edge. The annotations are layered with Easter eggs, past tracks, Instagram

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The future of learning is going to be fun

Pasta Grannies dropped something special, real Italian Nonnas reacting to the trailer for Netflix Nonnas. It wasn’t just charming. It was a celebration of tradition. Anyone who knows me knows I love pasta. And what Pasta Grannies has built is something I deeply admire.

Months of work are all coming down to this moment. Lumin Rain will be available everywhere tomorrow.

Product velocity is off the charts.

Americans spend over $1 billion on fireworks every 4th of July, but most don’t know independence was declared on July 2nd. Or that one signer had to hold his hand with the other just to sign. Or that another helped melt down a statue of the king into 42,088 bullets. The

I’ve been diving into the world of Miles Davis. And I found something unexpected: A 1984 Honda Scooters ad. No music. Just Miles. A scooter. And a vibe. “I’ll play it first and tell you what it is later… maybe.” That’s the only line in the ad. But like so many of Miles’s

Front page The Wall Street Journal today! Holy shit Shoutout our team who are doing some of the best work in the world week in week out.

Tyler, the Creator dropped his new album at 6 AM yesterday, and by midday, the Genius community had already unpacked the meaning behind nearly every track. Genius lives for moments like this. When artists like T push the boundaries of music, distribution,

POV you ask your friend what they want out of life and you regurgitate it back to them in your own words. This is the way.

Happy Friday, this is what I got on repeat. open.spotify.com/track/6w0jMom3…

the LLM wars have begun

$100M raised. $3.1B valuation. Clay is not just another sales tool. They are building go-to-market engineers, a new type of operator who programs the GTM motion the way a developer programs software. GTM engineers can use Clay to: -Build hyper-targeted lead lists with unique

90% of the world’s data sits behind closed doors. OpenAI’s CFO said this, and it got me thinking about the moats publishers are sitting on: audience behavior, community signals, revenue data, and archives that aren't crawled or indexed by search. This data can fuel product