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The productivity platform lets teams version‑control workspace configurations in Git and deploy them via the API.

The new models deliver higher‑fidelity image generation and faster, cheaper speech synthesis for Microsoft products.

The Public Benefit Corporation released a free MIT‑licensed framework that can test any model on any robot, starting with 40 VLAs and 260+ frontier LLMs.

Google's first ATLAS report, based on 15 million de‑identified interactions, offers the most comprehensive look at how users adopt its AI tools.

The U.S. rollout lets adults connect Apple Health and supported medical records, with permission controls and a promise that connected data will not train foundation models.

The open-source setup serves the 753-billion-parameter model with a 248,000-token window, though the hardware costs more than $14,000.

Accel and ICONIQ co-led the Series A as Stephen Haney's startup pushes HTML and CSS into the design-to-code handoff.

Founder Brett Adcock announced the milestone on X, underscoring BotQ's rapid scaling in the commercial humanoid market.

The AI veteran introduces a community-driven tool that can draft documents, send Slack messages and update calendars, pushing open-source agents toward production-level tasks.

Microsoft's Superintelligence team released specialized MAI models that claim to match GPT‑5.6 in Excel and beat GPT‑5.4 Mini in Copilot while using fewer tokens.

The August 1st rates also reduce request, storage and data-transfer charges, while database pricing stays flat and one legacy VM tier gets pricier.

Shensi Ding says a panel of cheaper models matched Claude Fable 5 on a 25-task research test at one-quarter of the cost.

Video enters limited early access first, while image generation, open weights and robotics access will follow in phases.

Poke will remain available while its founders join Cognition, which plans to apply the assistant's proactive messaging design to its coding agent.

The deal brings HRL's spin-qubit and quantum-sensing expertise into IBM's expanding quantum portfolio, with Boeing and GM staying as partners.

Louis Beaumont's 2024 project has 20,000 GitHub stars, but commercial use of its once-MIT code now requires a paid license.

The new text‑to‑speech model adds inline tag steering for emotions and breaths, and supports free‑form natural‑language prompts.

Chaofan Shou says Kimi K3 found 19 flaws in 90 minutes; public code documents an authenticated exploit against Redis's latest release.

Jason Marks is using contract manufacturing and a $41,520 mini pickup to avoid the factory spending that buried earlier EV entrants.

Founder Justin Haubrich is turning a $24.99 Mac utility into a consumer data-discovery tool that VaultSort says makes zero network calls.

Clement Delangue's open-model bet became incident-response infrastructure after hosted APIs rejected the attack logs.

Independent tests put it level with 3.5 Flash on intelligence, with half the task time and an 18% lower cost per task.

Chris Best is betting that reader-triggered Pangram scores and creator disclosures can preserve authorship without banning AI-assisted writing.

Alexander Borzunov and collaborators' 2022 research project trades cloud control for model access, while privacy, latency and incentives remain constraints.