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- ElevenLabs CEO says businesses should disclose when AI answers calls
Mati Staniszewski says ElevenLabs is pacing at $600M in ARR as its voice agents move from creative tools into customer support.
- Nscale's UK AI supercomputer may wait until the 2030s for power
A grid connection could push the Loughton site years past its planned 2027 debut, putting Josh Payne's infrastructure bet up against a constraint money cannot quickly buy away.
- MyOme makes whole-genome analysis available worldwide on Oracle Cloud
Co-founder Matt Rabinowitz is pairing MyOme's predictive genomic platform with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Oracle PartnerNetwork, using Oracle's ecosystem and Marketplace to reach healthcare organizations.
- BAND connects local coding agents to its network through Docker Sandboxes
Arick Goomanovsky is extending his bet on shared agent infrastructure into local code execution; BAND's setup guide still documents a compatibility workaround for its published kit.
- Rivet launches a dating app where users help choose matches for others
Founder Taru Kapoor's app lets Matchers recommend potential pairs before daters decide whether to connect; Rivet says it raised $10.5 million from Peak XV Partners, Shine Capital and Blume Ventures.
- Google moves Gemini 4 into post-training, testing it inside Antigravity
Google DeepMind chief Koray Kavukcuoglu wants to release an early model output soon, but gave no date as Google shifts attention from Gemini 3.5 Pro.
- SpaceXAI may be testing Grok music generation inside Imagine
An X user posted an early Android preview; SpaceXAI's published Imagine materials describe image and video generation with audio, not a standalone music tool.
- OpenAI's rumored 'o' agent points to a long-running Grok Bot-like product
An X user says the product, powered by an Astra variant called 'aeon,' is planned for OpenAI's September 29th DevDay.
- Ando raises $20M to replace Slack, while keeping Slack as a bridge
Sara Du, the Alloy Automation co-founder, wants agents inside team conversations; Accel, Index Ventures and Emergence Capital backed the financing.
- Veeva says its new AI agent can build a clinical study in a day
Peter Gassner built Veeva around life sciences software; its new agent will configure EDC and data-quality systems from study protocols, with early access planned for December.
- You can now submit story ideas to RuntimeWire
Ryan Merket's Submit a Story flow accepts URLs, PDFs or pasted text, and lets readers choose when a finished draft goes to editors.
- Gurucul launches AI risk product; agent-blocking controls remain in preview
CEO Saryu Nayyar is extending Gurucul's behavioral-security approach to AI systems; its prevention controls remain in preview.
- I used my AI newsroom playbook to finish top ten in Google's four-week hacking challenge on opening night
A live leaderboard screenshot showed my merket account in ninth place with all nine numbered challenges solved; the collaboration produced a reported top-10 finish, not a confirmed final placement.
- Higgsfield says its four-week revenue pace tops $1B annualized
CEO Alex Mashrabov says the calculation multiplies the latest four weeks of revenue by 13, while business revenue under contract has grown tenfold since June.
- AlphaGo co-creator Thore Graepel seeks tens of millions for reasoning startup
Bloomberg says Graepel is seeking tens of millions from initial backers, with a possible later tranche in the hundreds of millions; neither is reported closed.
- TypeSafe's Jev Router picks models for free, with a claimed million-token window
Listed on OpenRouter on September 25th, the router uses TypeSafe's Jev decision model to choose a model and reasoning effort for each request.
- OX Security says MCP servers reach China, home networks and abandoned domains
OX Security reports overseas, home-network and abandoned endpoints among published MCP servers; its findings do not establish enterprise use or compromise.
- Automattic replaces its board after Mullenweg’s 33-hour ouster
The new directors include two IRL co-founders; Mullenweg said in 2024 that he controls 84% of Automattic’s voting power.
- Former U.S. soldier gets 70 months for telecom hacking and extortion
Cameron John Wagenius must also pay $294,978 after prosecutors said his group targeted at least 10 organizations and sought more than $1 million in extortion.
- Pirate Wires says AI 'doomer' PR firm sought interviews as ex-Anthropic researcher denied outside help
Pirate Wires reports the firm was booking Jacob Coxon for an interview on September 9th, after he had already made his warning public the night before.
- Researchers found nearly 1 million public URLs from OpenAI's Hugging Face hack
A September 25th report says the links stayed live for more than two months; Hugging Face says credentials in the recovered payloads were revoked in July.
- Paper Instruments teaches agents to edit Office files without dismantling them
Paper Instruments released three Python packages for AI agents editing existing Word, PowerPoint and Excel files while preserving their structure.
- BlackRock and IFM enter exclusive talks for STACK's Asia portfolio valued at $20B-$25B
Bloomberg reports a preliminary $20B-$25B portfolio value and says the buyer group, which includes BlackRock-backed AIP, is preparing due diligence. No signed agreement has been reported.
- Mojave raises $19M to scale its humidity-first HVAC systems
Founder Phil Farese is expanding production of liquid-desiccant units; an SEC filing records nearly $25M sold, including converted securities.