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The X thread shows a damaged humanoid still standing, but the robot identity and event details are not independently verified.

The private-alpha product is designed to help less technical users navigate email, banking, web browsing, forms, video calls and other everyday online tasks.

The Columbia-led work used base editing to alter PCSK9 and HBG in donated human embryos, with Nucleus Genomics' Nathan Treff listed as a co-author and safety questions still unresolved.

The X post does not name the startup, but the claim points to a hardware-heavy bet inside the current YC batch.

JIH Global Investment plans a $100 million deployment, starting with five Navier vessels in 2026 and 95 more over time.

The AI data research lab says it builds off-the-shelf and custom datasets, benchmarks and long-horizon visual task environments for teams shipping vision-capable models.

Open Terminal combines SEC financials, news, filings, charts, AI Q&A, and SQL access, but Tesseract has not disclosed pricing or funding.

WIRED reports MacKenzie Price and Joe Liemandt pitched wealthy parents on a $65,000 New York campus that the outlet says is not actually a school.

Cloudflare says it is investing in the Vite stack as web infrastructure, while the Vite team says governance, MIT licensing, vendor neutrality and Open Collective control are not changing.

Co-founder Bruno is betting that privacy search can stay small, paid, EU-based, and deliberately free of AI assistants.

Doug Wilson says more than 1,000 farmers from about 30 countries contacted Ursa Ag after its low-tech tractor hit farm-show circles.

Bloomberg reports the DNA-testing brand is returning as a nonprofit with a much bigger scale ambition.

High Torque Robotics says its robots are performing real-world tasks live at the conference booth as it opens hiring for the team.

The Shanghai startup's device is cleared only for a narrow group of spinal cord injury patients, but it moves invasive BCIs past trials.

Dashlane says about 20 accounts were accessed after attackers brute-forced 2FA to register new devices and download vaults.

The 440-gigawatt burst unlocked part of a $1B-plus Series A, but Pacific Fusion still has to scale the pulser before its demo plant.

The Long Beach aerospace company is leaning on Europe as a proving ground for McCaleb's post-crypto bet on private space stations.

The project says its Wolbachia-carrying males cannot bite and cannot produce offspring with wild females; its public pages do not detail field results or funding.

Aligned News says the AI audio company has a Greek government partnership, but the ARR and Greece claims remain uncorroborated by public company materials.

AgileX Robotics says its hardware targets R&D use cases and is built for Cosmos 3 integrations the community is testing this week.

The indie builder layered Strava GPX, pace coins, and sprint zones into a browser app that runs directly on the glasses, saying it works without a flagship phone.

The AI risk team reports that OpenAI’s new Sheets add-on can be manipulated to run attacker scripts and steal data across an account, even with human approvals required.

The former Stability AI CEO posted a one-line claim and pointed to a Sam Altman post; no details or confirmation accompanied the note.

YC-backed Telli is opening roles as it scales its AI voice agent platform used by enterprises like Sky, with a fast-iteration culture and published principles.