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Zuckerberg commits USD 500 million to AI-driven biology research at Meta
A couple of months ago, a cancer diagnosis turned one person’s world into a blur of appointments, scans, and medical jargon.
Meta staff inflate AI token counts on internal leaderboard, wasting resources
Meta’s internal AI leaderboard is a perfect, stupid idea. It ranks engineers by how many AI tokens they generate.
Zuckerberg creates personal 'CEO agent' as Anthropic's Claude gets remote control
Mark Zuckerberg is building a personal AI agent to bypass his own chain of command. No more waiting for middle managers. No more layered briefs.
OpenAI Halts Astra Model Over Security Concerns
OpenAI has stopped work on an unreleased model called Astra, telling staff internally that the system may have crossed into territory the company...
Self-Healing Layer Scores Answers in Real Time to Counter RAG Hallucinations
When a RAG system sounds utterly certain but its answer is a mirage, you’ve hit the most dangerous failure mode: high confidence paired with low...
DFlash speculative decoding boosts NVIDIA Blackwell inference up to 15×
NVIDIA Blackwell delivers 15 petaflops of dense NVFP4 compute, a staggering amount of raw power.
Fetch unveils ASI:One and Business tier, opens Agentverse with 2M+ AI agents
There’s a graveyard of AI agents out there. Ninety percent of them, according to Fetch.ai CEO Humayun Sheikh, never get used.
Liquid AI's Pipette Benchmarks 1,000+ On-Device Model Configurations
A model card says a model hits a certain quality score. It usually doesn't say what happens when that same model gets quantized down and shoved onto...
Meta's Muse Spark, first frontier model, matches Llama 4 Maverick with 10× less compute
Meta’s Muse Spark does something head-turning: it matches the capabilities of Llama 4 Maverick while using more than ten times less compute.
Meta Superintelligence Labs launches Muse Spark, its first multimodal AI model
The AI race just got a new chassis. Meta Superintelligence Labs is no longer a rumor, it’s shipping hardware for the mind.
New AI Book Chronicles Startups, Microsoft, Google, Meta Competing for Future
The war for AI’s soul is being waged on multiple fronts. A new oral history, *The Scaling Era: An Oral History of AI, 2019-2025*, by Dwarkesh Patel...
Arm's first AGI CPU, up to 136 cores, to power Meta AI datacenters this year
Arm isn't just renting out the blueprints anymore. It’s pouring the foundation. This year, its debut CPU—packing up to 136 cores—will land inside...
Trump to Announce Utility Companies’ AI Energy Pledge Thursday
Nearly 200 utility companies and data center developers have signed on to President Trump's "rate payer protection pledge," a commitment his...
LlamaExtract Streamlines Data Extraction, Cuts Manual Processing Time
The days of squinting at invoices, deciphering handwritten forms, or wrestling with brittle regex scripts are fading.
LLM Council Shows Three Models Deliver Separate Answers in First Stage
Andrej Karpathy’s LLM Council is testing a different approach to AI reasoning. Instead of a single answer, it has three models—Grok, ChatGPT, and...
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...
Meta’s Muse Code AI agent autonomously manages large software projects
Meta released a terminal coding agent this week called Muse Code, betting it can help the company catch up in a field where it's been playing from...
Meta plans facial recognition for AI smart glasses, amid privacy concerns
Meta is quietly reopening the door to facial recognition, this time through the lens of its AI-powered smart glasses.
Graph‑Enhanced RAG Architecture Cuts Latency in Meta‑Scale Production
Graphs are slow. They know they're slow. In systems built for the scale of a company like Meta, where even a single millisecond can be a measurable...
ChatGPT's 'Nerdy' tweak rewards goblin metaphors in answers, study finds
ChatGPT briefly, bizarrely, fell for goblins. The whole fling started with a single broken piece of code.