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- X puts standalone meeting links in beta, taking calls beyond group DMs
A tester says the service adds scheduling, whiteboards and screen sharing; X's site confirms a Calls portal, while access and pricing remain unclear.
- Supertake turns investing theses into portfolios, starting with Robinhood
Michael Mignano's private-beta startup lets users share and fork portfolios; its terms identify Robinhood as the brokerage link, while his launch thread also named Coinbase.
- ElevenLabs ships v4 voice models, ranked No. 1 by Artificial Analysis
The new models add performance controls and a real-time version; a two-week introductory API offer starts at $22 per million characters.
- Instinct raises $1B at a $10B valuation for its personal AI agent
Sequoia, Benchmark and Coatue joined Noah Shinn's Series C as Instinct expands an assistant built to handle calls, bookings and other everyday tasks.
- Meta puts Muse models, agents and coding tools under a new enterprise platform
Mark Zuckerberg named former MongoDB CEO CJ Desai to lead the effort, which brings Meta's AI models, business agents and developer tools to businesses.
- Four AI models designed racing creatures from scratch. Opus 5.5's six-legged creature won
Tomoyuki Muranaka set the same 18-second obstacle-course task for four models, then asked them to explain their results.
- David Zhang's jevgrep saves 29% on agent costs, excluding its own bill
The CLI searches code repositories for coding agents; its latest 10-task test kept the baseline's solve rate, while the launch post cited a different 40% result.
- Sakana AI uses simulation search to refine robot plans without retraining models
Its SAIL method raised simulated success from 25% to 73% with a 45-node search, but physical testing covered one task and six trials.
- Claude Opus 5.5 builds a browser Spider-Man game, with Shikhar steering
The non-commercial Spiderbench demo combines AI-directed code, Blender-built assets and Three.js; its creator says the goal is to test the model, not ship a game.
- Sidewinder brings arcade spinning-wheel controls to a Super Off Road-inspired game
Figma AI engineering VP Josh Clemm says he built the personal project with Codex, GPT-6 Astra and other tools; a full-game link has not been posted.
- Respan lists Span-01 on OpenRouter after claiming 4.5B tokens processed
The behavior-scoring model targets AI agent monitoring; Respan says its family has processed the volume since launch, while direct API access remains in early access.
- Teen researcher found unsigned-token flaw in Microsoft's internal Titan service, with 17 trillion rows reachable
Faav says a missing JWT signature check exposed an analytics environment estimated at 17.3 trillion rows; Microsoft shut the API after his September 5th report.
- OpenMed released clinical-data skills for coding agents on August 21st
OpenMed founder Maziyar Panahi's portable skills cover de-identification, entity extraction and FHIR export; deployers still own privacy controls and clinical review.
- Panda takes $100 deposits for a $2,997 home AI computer due in 2027
The preorder promises private, subscription-free AI and December 2027 shipping, but Panda has not published the hardware specifications needed to assess its most demanding claims.
- Linkerbot adds fingertip touch sensing to its robotic hands
Linkerbot's September 27th post lists a 320 x 240 grid, 0.05 mm spatial resolution and 0.1 N force sensitivity; it reports no manipulation benchmarks.
- K-Dense releases 32 lab-instrument connectors, all awaiting physical tests
The open-source LabMCP catalog exposes 411 actions, but K-Dense says none of its simulated connectors has been confirmed on a physical instrument.
- OSINT account flags Navy family groups as a deployment-security risk
TheIntelFrog says public Facebook groups surfaced USS Theodore Roosevelt family posts, but its thread does not establish that foreign intelligence ran them.
- Claude Opus 5.5 wins Agent Wars bridge test with an estimated 130 lb load
Nickson reports that Claude's bridge held an estimated 130 lb, ahead of Meta's 26.5 lb and OpenAI's estimated 17.5 lb. Grok and Kimi did not complete the challenge.
- Tesla owner swaps FSD subscription for open-source driver assistance
Mike LaBarbera says he installed sunnypilot on a comma four in February and has driven more than 12,000 miles with the Level 2 system.
- Fireworks says its Kimi K3 variant cuts reasoning tokens by 40%
Co-founder Dmytro Dzhulgakov promoted Ember-1 on September 27th; Fireworks introduced the model four days earlier with benchmark and customer-test results.
- HeyPCB adds live multiplayer editing to its hardware-design workspace
Justin Kim says electrical and mechanical engineers can work on one board together; HeyPCB’s paid AI plans start at $20 a month.
- TypeSafe's Jev makes Minecraft decisions in 24 milliseconds, Hao AI Lab says
The demo puts the model's fast, structured-action pitch in a game; TypeSafe raised a $40M seed round led by DCVC on September 15th.
- NaiveAI releases a 309B model built with AI-assisted research
The open-weight model targets coding and AI research, pairing a 1-million-token context with a custom inference runtime and company-reported speed claims.
- Earn an Honest Dollar tests whether extraction tools can admit what they don't know
Its synthetic-page benchmark found a one-line instruction sharply reduced invented fields, while showing how far agent-service verification still has to go.