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A new settings panel could copy signed-in sessions to Grok Bot's cloud VM and send its web traffic through a user's desktop.

Dyna says Dyna-2 can produce 1,590 table-ready napkins per shift, enough to move from a 2025 pilot into a restaurant-network rollout.

OpenAI's revised mode can use existing memories, instructions and plugins, while unsaved chats still avoid history and model training.

The New York startup is extending its retrieval service into a normalized patient-data layer delivered through an app or API.

The Tarsnap founder built a free service that lets UNIX commands edit Route 53 records, then documented the sharp edges in AWS's own voice.

Julie Blanc's proptech is bundling natural-language analysis into every customer account as RealPage pushes a rival AI agent.

David Yaffe and Johnny Graettinger are extending Estuary's exactly-once design across millisecond streams and bulk loads as the rollout begins.

The connector extends Charlie Tafoya and Michael Bridge's decade-long data bet into a third major AI interface, two months after a $140M-plus investment.

The prescription sensor reads both markers every minute and is due in the U.S. later in 2026, with insulin-pump integrations starting by year-end.

Uber's rollout uses the driver's front-facing phone camera, alerts the teen and driver when viewing starts, and normally deletes encrypted footage after 14 days unless it is attached to a safety report.

The software push makes Quest more computer-like as VR shipments shrink and Reality Labs keeps burning billions.

Cerebras is using modular power, cooling and compute to chase an annual speed upgrade with its wafer-scale systems.

The $45-a-month service has a five-month CPA verification and a model portfolio dating to January 1st.

The project compiles LaTeX in the browser, keeps files on the user's device by default, and adds Git functions without requiring an account.

Portable Computer runs Perplexity's agent stack and 27B models locally, then asks before sending harder steps to the company's cloud.

The Go binary turns PostgreSQL statistics into deterministic findings for developers and AI agents through a CLI, JSON output and Model Context Protocol tools.

Jeff Hajewski's Zig database targets local AI apps; an August 24th correctness release shows how early the project remains.

Johny Srouji's chip group pairs up to 512GB of unified memory with MLX and clustering, leaving buyers to weigh capacity against CUDA and a higher Mac price.

Metricform founder Lindsey Aliksanyan turned years of manual research work into a product for brand teams; the prediction claim still needs a measurable test.

Luffu's $249 preorder combines phone-free help requests with health sensing and is expected to ship in early 2027; Axios reports a $20 monthly family plan.

TerraClear is selling next-day spray prescriptions, betting growers want precision application without new camera hardware.

The open-source app reads focused-window text into local Markdown, giving AI agents a work history without storing a visual replay.

The 32-core BigSky system gives SiFive's customers an RVA23 machine for porting Linux and CUDA before custom data-center chips arrive.

The Amazon-owned platform is pairing Pokemon collectibles with watch streaks and paid subscriptions as it expands badge-based creator monetization.