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The startup stores connections, queries and code so AI-generated analysis can be audited and shared instead of buried in chat.

Researchers led by Jennifer Doudna engineered a CRISPR system that detects mutant p53 cancer cells and triggers their self-destruction, offering a new strategy against one of oncology's most stubborn targets.

The post gives Moonshot distribution through Cloudflare, but offers no pricing, benchmarks, context length, or model-size details.

The shares opened at $150, 11% above the $135 IPO price, giving Elon Musk's space business its first public-market mark.

Kimi.ai says Kimi-K2.7-Code beats K2.6 on coding benchmarks and is meant for Kimi Code and the Kimi API, while a new beta program will give applicants early access to upcoming models and features.

Credit to Kickbacks for proving the wait-state is inventory. RuntimeWire's bet is that it should be useful before it is monetized.

The May incident shows how weak spending controls can turn a delegated infrastructure task into real cloud liability.

The India call assistant says it has 1M+ monthly active users, but its Series B valuation is split across target-based tranches.

The package manager now requires explicit trust before evaluating third-party taps, while adding Linux sandboxing and initial support for macOS 27.

After replacing a Vercel-based media agent with Hermes, PrismVideos is pitching hosted agent infrastructure for teams that would rather ship tools than memory.

The university team says the textile system produced 400 to 900 ml per day, but it still requires removable units and heat to release water.

DeltaDB records code edits and agent conversations before commits, with a beta waitlist open and Git left as the ecosystem bridge.

The former Escher Reality CTO has worked with nearly 230 YC companies, according to YC, as the firm leans into AI, robotics and hard tech.

Prometheus says it has raised $12 billion to build an AI system for designing and manufacturing complex products such as jet engines.

The Series B backs Ashesh Jain and Peter Ondruska's post-autonomy bet on physical security software, not new camera hardware.

Ethan Mollick says Claude Fable 5 worked for hours across research and coding tasks, offering a long-horizon outside read on the Amodeis' agent bet.

Anthropic's proposal would put large model releases through testing, audits, and possible deployment holds while funding labor-displacement work.

The Navy used Saronic's remotely piloted Corsair boat to rescue two aviators after an Apache was struck near the Strait of Hormuz.

Sapient Intelligence's HRM-Text claim targets the enterprise fear that custom AI means frontier-model budgets and vendor lock-in.

Bloomberg says the xAI co-founder has unveiled a personalized‑AI venture, but the company name, funding, and product details remain undisclosed.

Concentrate emerged from stealth with more than $5 million, while OpenRouter's recent $113 million round shows how fast the gateway layer is heating up.

Pi is valued at $100 million and counts Navan as an early customer, while Forbes reports xAI is also using the system.

Anthropic says Fable 5 routes under 5% of sessions to Opus 4.8, while Mythos 5 keeps higher-risk capability behind trusted access.

Instacore puts five cameras and a compute backpack on workers to capture commercial tasks for AI labs, with customers still unnamed.