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The Scale AI and Center for AI Safety benchmark tests agents on freelance projects judged against accepted human work.

Kutcher is moving out of day-to-day work at Sound Ventures after its concentrated bets on OpenAI, Anthropic and World Labs.

The YC-backed startup is moving from a stationary laundry folder to a mobile robot for laundry pickup, room resets and household chores.

Ben Colman's 2021 bet is becoming a line item for fraud, identity, hiring, and communications teams.

The privacy service reported the bug in June 2025; 404 Media verified it and Apple twice said fixes had landed, according to EasyOptOuts.

A reported Meta Compute business would sell GPU capacity and hosted models into a market already controlled by AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.

The Broadview moving operator is adding a consumer marketplace and AI concierge while News Corp's Move sharpens its focus around Realtor.com.

The open-source ghealth tool gives developers and AI agents terminal access to Google Health API data as Fitbit Web API winds down.

The rollout puts Quinn Litherland's AI operator model inside a 27-brand roofing platform where missed calls become missed revenue.

Cloudflare is separating search indexing from AI use, adding default blocks for training on ad-supported sites and building x402 payments into its edge network.

Reuters reports defense startups are borrowing from commercial supply chains to attack the Pentagon's rocket motor bottleneck.

Dario Amodei's lab pushed agentic work into the Sonnet tier as Fable export-control news swallowed the launch-day conversation.

Jae Lee's video intelligence company is raising a Series B co-led by NEA and Naver, with AWS tied to the compute and distribution strategy.

The two-year-old state-backed investor beat its $45 billion target, but it has not named the limited partners behind Fund I.

Claude Fable 5 returns globally on July 1st, while Mythos 5 remains tied to government-approved cyberdefense access.

Eight startups will pitch in Sydney on August 19th, with the winner getting a direct path to Disrupt 2026 in San Francisco.

BMW says Figure 02 supported production of more than 30,000 X3s, while Figure 03 moves next into Spartanburg logistics work.

The secondary sale gives staff liquidity at an $8.5 billion valuation while Wayve pushes toward Uber pilots and Nissan integrations.

The Prague lab raised an undisclosed Series A led by Creandum after taking reinforcement learning from games into live markets.

The move would reopen access to Anthropic's general-use frontier model after an 18-day fight over AI, cybersecurity and export law.

Rocket Lab agreed to pay $54 a share for Iridium, adding L-band spectrum, 2.55 million subscribers, and recurring satellite revenue.

Matt Krisiloff's fertility startup still has to mature the cells and prove safety before any clinical use.

Kieran Furlong's UW-Madison spinout says the June 19th WHAM demo produced current at about 100 volts, but not net electricity.

The beta turns inbox retrieval into a paid Gemini workflow across Gmail, Docs and Keep, tightening Google's grip on AI productivity.