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MIT researcher Pulkit Agrawal and reinforcement-learning pioneer Tuomas Haarnoja are betting that force feedback and simulation can take robots beyond repetitive factory tasks.

Ukraine says a 160 kph speed cap disrupted military drone operations; Musk says the U.S. government controls Starshield, while Trump denies ordering the limit.

Released October 5th, the FP4 version of Z.ai's GLM-5.3-Flash uses about 166 GiB of VRAM; Qwen's counterpart occupies about 96 GiB on disk.

Founder Geoff Perlman is extending Xojo's cross-platform development environment so outside agents can edit projects, run them and read compiler errors.

CEO Suman Kanuganti is pitching carriers on SIM-linked memory and voice agents, with token plans that could make AI another network service.

Tripo AI says EdenLive can render 720p video above 24 fps on an RTX 5090, while its open-source materials leave practical hardware requirements to sort out.

SQLite.Encrypted offers packages for five operating systems and nine development environments. SourceGear lists a $995 annual subscription for one team, but its package also requires a valid SEE license from SQLite.

The five-year IDIQ expands from a $71 million ceiling, with work set to extend from Pacific Fleet ships to the Atlantic; the ceiling is not guaranteed spending.

The release addresses two critical vulnerabilities, both rated CVSS v4.0 9.2. PHP is asking users to prepare to upgrade.

ThreatLocker CEO Danny Jenkins is extending the security approach he built after a cyberattack nearly destroyed a client's business; the product's claims have not been independently tested.

The October 20th post advertises 1,000 free monthly credits and 270M+ records, while contact lookups beyond free search can cost credits.

In his account, Yesilyurt describes a $50 experiment that he says drew ChatGPT retrievals and citations for fabricated figures. His traffic and citation measurements have not been independently verified.

The Responses API option sets a 12-hour minimum cache lifetime for shared prompts, at twice the cache-write rate of the 30-minute option.

At an October 19th hearing, Alfozan's lawyer said the Saudi government would guarantee $1 million; the judge questioned whether that could prevent him from fleeing.

In an October 20th update, the company said installation was under way at its Chillicothe campus and maintained a December 31st target for its first 4,096 GPUs to enter service. Revenue under the first of two four-year orders is expected in January 2027, subject to delivery and acceptance.

Founder Ashoka Rajendra drew on biology research and life-sciences software work to build the platform; Orchestra had reportedly raised $20 million before the deal.

Co-founder Tanishq Mathew Abraham says Holon-S1 can help researchers study archived cancer slides. The model is for research use only, and its clinical utility still needs testing.

Co-founders Eric Landau and Ulrik Stig Hansen are adding biological data to Encord's robotics work with an open dataset and a new research division.

FirstMark led the round, joined by CVS Health Ventures and others, as Baba says it has served fewer than 1% of Medicare's roughly 70 million members.

Co-founder Phillip Buckendorf started with flight dispatch; ASI is now selling software across aviation, defense and energy.

Postquant Labs' QVM testnet lists D-Wave Advantage alongside classical solvers; IonQ and IBM are planned. CEO Colton Dillion previously worked at Acorns and co-founded Hedgehog.

The October 20th launch connects Google services and seven third-party apps, while Gemini turns uploaded brand guides and business records into marketing and financial outputs.

Ed Goode's Shadeform is extending its GPU marketplace to hardware owners, with approved nodes enrolling in about 30 minutes, Shadeform says.

Researcher Pardis Sadat Zahraei and collaborators tested 15 models to see whether matched persuasive prompts change decisions differently across demographic groups.