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NanoClaw Brings Teams of Custom AI Agents to Slack
NanoCo. wants to fix a problem most enterprise Slack users already know firsthand: bolting an AI agent onto a company workspace usually turns into a...
NASA, Satlyt, and Starcloud run Google's Gemma AI in orbit
Google's Gemma family of open AI models has crossed one billion downloads, the company said, a milestone that arrives alongside a stranger data...
Meta AI’s New Mac App Can See Your Screen and Answer Questions
Meta AI landed on the Mac desktop this week with a feature that lets it look at whatever is on your screen and answer questions about it, powered by...
Grok leaks user data when prompts are encrypted
Grok has a data leak problem, and xAI has known about it since June without fixing it.
Serval's Catalyst expands beyond IT to HR and analytics automation
Serval is flipping on Catalyst for every customer by default starting Thursday, marking the general availability of what the company calls a "super...
China's AI Catch-Up Tests Limits of Western Tech Controls
Kimi K3 and GLM-5.3, the latest releases from Moonshot AI and Zhipu, now sit within striking distance of the top American models on standard...
Slack Introduces Collaborative AI Coding Channels
Slack rolled out a new feature Tuesday called Slack Code, giving teams a dedicated space to write software alongside AI coding agents rather than...
AI Pioneer Warns Synthetic Data Can't Capture Human Minds
Richard Sutton doesn't think synthetic data will save the current approach to building large language models.
AI Teaches Robots New Tasks With 83% Success After 10 Steps
Robotics startup Generalist AI says its new model, GEN-1.5, can pick up a task after watching it happen just once.
Anthropic's 'Model 2' Internally Outperforms Claude Mythos 5, Company Says
Anthropic is running an AI model in-house that beats every version of Claude the public can touch.
AI Market Model Simulates Commercial Decisions
Virgin Atlantic prices hundreds of flights a day, and few of those tickets represent a simple point A to point B trip.
Anthropic's Claude Expands Into Protein Design
Four days ago, Dario Amodei posted on X that Anthropic's biology work was still months from producing its first "early glimmers." That timeline just...
Unitree Raises USD 904 Million in First Chinese Humanoid Robot Maker IPO
Unitree Robotics closed its first day of trading in Shanghai up 460 percent, after touching a 629 percent spike during the session, according to...
OpenAI's Safety System Catches Misuse Without Storing User Data
OpenAI has a problem it's trying to solve for enterprise customers: how do you flag someone abusing your AI models without keeping a copy of...
OpenAI Holds User Data for 30 Days Under New Privacy Policy
OpenAI is testing a new privacy tool with a small group of customers, and the timing looks pointed.
Cognition CEO Denies SpaceX Acquisition Report
Bloomberg reported Wednesday that SpaceX tried to acquire Cognition, the AI coding startup behind Devin, as Elon Musk's company scrambles to close...
Meta Launches Dedicated Mac App for Its AI Chatbot
Meta rolled out a standalone Mac app for Meta AI on Wednesday, giving the chatbot a permanent spot on the desktop instead of confining it to the web...
Google’s AI Search Can Now Create Interactive Study Tools
Google rolled out a batch of new study features across Search and Gemini on Wednesday, aimed at students who use AI tools to work through homework...
Stripe cites "singularity" as IPO reason, notes 41% revenue growth
Stripe posted its annual investor letter this week, and buried in the usual numbers on revenue and payment volume is a philosophical detour: the...
Stanford's Karen Liu on Generalist AI's Large-Scale Robot Data Collection
A robot arm in Cambridge, Massachusetts, watched a short video of a person unzipping a purse and pulling out banknotes.