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The new full-duplex voice models can listen while speaking, delegate harder work to GPT-5.5 and will come to the API later.

The robotics company is entering a crowded humanoid manipulation race with one verified claim: a many-jointed hand has moved from demo to shipment.

The May 19th arXiv preprint tested Claude Code on paired repositories and found fewer tokens and file revisits on cleaner code.

The July 6th partnership gives selected AI and FinTech teams a path into Emirates NBD pilots, with no disclosed capital commitment.

Arcade, Manufact and Nutanix are converging on the same enterprise problem: who controls the tools, models and spend behind AI agents.

The France office starts with 10 employees and puts Runway closer to European AI researchers working on world models and physical AI.

A June 6th status post puts April 2026 papers in ar5iv, with the harder claims around speed and AI-assisted development still unbenchmarked.

The agent infrastructure product is pushing Slack from notification surface to shared runtime control plane for long-running AI work.

A $150 Claude Fable 5 run produced a multiplayer capture-the-flag prototype in an afternoon, turning an AI coding demo into a cost-of-software question.

Liang Wenfeng's AI lab is moving toward hardware as export controls and inference costs reshape China's model race.

Bud, formerly Orchids, will shut down its products by July 18th as Kevin Lu's YC-backed team moves into Figma.

Harald Schaefer told employees to stop sending company spend to Anthropic and invest instead in comma.ai's own inference stack.

The June 11th endorsement ties OpenAI's provenance work to a voluntary path for meeting EU AI Act transparency rules.

The July 7th update moves Gemini's agent API closer to a hosted worker layer for long-running, tool-heavy jobs.

Muse Image plans, searches the web and edits across turns inside Meta AI, Instagram Stories and WhatsApp chats.

The Udemy and Carbon Health co-founder is betting that AI's next bottleneck is the interface, not another foundation model.

The five-day reprieve keeps Fable 5 inside weekly plan limits before Anthropic pushes heavier usage toward credits.

The exchange points to a Zuckerberg-style strategy Meta already knows well: use distribution and open models to squeeze frontier-model margins.

The Montreal eye-care startup will spend the one-year Avise project generating real-world evidence with a Quebec health evaluator.

The UK industrial AI startup will use the Series A to move motor-control pilots into customer partnerships.

Founder and CEO Dr. Weian Zhao is putting OpenDDE in public view while Aureka keeps its wet-lab data flywheel proprietary.

The 5B-parameter demo runs four-player matches at 20 fps and arrives weeks after the AI lab raised $320 million.

The GPU cloud provider tested four open models on three webpage prompts, a narrow but useful read on where design coding is moving.

The backlash against Meta's AI eyewear treats camera glasses as new, while phones, cars, airports, and photo apps already normalized machine vision.