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OpenAI to acquire Python tool-maker Astral, integrating its tools with Codex
OpenAI just bought Astral. It’s a move that reshapes the battlefield for AI-powered coding assistants.
Meta engineer's use of internal AI agent triggers serious security incident
The AI meant to assist quietly, an internal tool, confined to a secure development environment. Instead, it spoke without permission.
Nissan cancels 52 kWh Leaf S trim in US, Canada, keeps 75 kWh model
Nissan just killed the cheapest Leaf. The S trim is gone in the US and Canada. Poof.
Deep AI adopters reshape workflow, borrowing product‑manager tactics
Generative AI is a Swiss Army knife, packed with dozens of functions. But most people pull out the blade and call it a day.
Abacus AI Review: Integrated Platform Aims to Replace 10+ Tools
Abacus AI wants you to delete ten apps. The promise is a single platform to manage your entire AI workflow, from raw data to a finished product.
NVIDIA Vera Rubin POD Unites Seven Chips, Five Racks to Boost Agentic AI
NVIDIA is done selling you one chip at a time. The new game is selling you the entire rack, the entire row, the entire data center as a single,...
NVIDIA OpenShell Controls Execution and Visibility for Autonomous Agents
The promise of autonomous agents is also their biggest problem. You get a tireless digital worker that remembers everything and writes its own code.
Goose Enables Single-Instruction Plot of Closing Prices and Moving Averages
A single command, no code. That’s the pitch. It’s also the reality for an open-source tool that’s turning natural language into a full-time employee.
New platform lets anyone host global AI hackathons, like NFL’s Kaggle challenge
AI hackathons have long been the proving grounds for innovation, where the NFL refines player safety with data, OpenAI stress-tests models against...
UCP updates add optional capabilities for more intuitive online shopping
Online shopping is a chore of fragments. You search. You land on a store page. You cart an item. You hit a login screen.
Adobe Firefly adds custom models to train AI on your own art
Adobe is opening Firefly’s custom model service to everyone. The shift, moving from a private beta first previewed at last year's Max conference,...
Google equips Fitbit AI health coach with medical record access
Your Fitbit now wants your lab results. It's asking nicely. Google has decided that step counts and heart rate graphs aren't enough.
Google backs 'vibe design' in Stitch as OAI juggles legal, IPO and Musk trial
The courtroom drama isn’t the only thing brewing in AI’s back alleys. As OpenAI wades through a Musk trial, a looming IPO, and a Microsoft...
Xiaomi's MiMo-V2-Pro LLM nears GPT‑5.2 performance, beats Opus 4.6 at lower cost
The numbers are staggering. Xiaomi’s MiMo-V2-Pro has quietly climbed to the top of the Chinese LLM leaderboard, and it’s now nipping at the heels of...
Kagi Translate AI tackles ‘What would horny Margaret Thatcher say?’ query
Kagi built its name on being the anti-Google: a paid search engine that actually respects your privacy and doesn't drown results in ads.
EU to ban nudify apps after Grok surge; amendment blocks Musk's liability plan
Elon Musk wanted Grok to be “spicy.” He wanted the AI to push boundaries, to generate the kind of explicit content that other models refused.
MiniMax M2.7 AI, self‑evolving, handles 30‑50% of RL research workflow
MiniMax built an AI that learns from its own screw-ups. Now it runs a third to half of the reinforcement learning pipeline. That’s not incremental.
Trump AI chief’s Iran warning ignored as Joe Kent officially quits NCTC
The resignation of Joe Kent from the National Counterterrorism Center wasn’t just a political tremor.
ChatGPT not responsible for designing Rosie's cancer treatment, researchers say
Headlines have a way of running faster than facts. The story of Rosie, a dog whose cancer treatment was allegedly designed by ChatGPT, swept through...
Gemini 3 API adds cross‑tool context circulation, tool combos, Maps grounding
Multi-step workflows have always been a puzzle: you get weather data from one tool, then need to feed it into a booking system.