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- Nous Research adds live screens and human takeover to Hermes agents
The Bot Screen streams a bot's Linux desktop into Hermes Desktop, where a user can take control for logins, CAPTCHAs and other steps.
- Anduril wins $2.2M in XPRIZE wildfire awards for autonomous response
Palmer Luckey's defense company took first place after June field tests in Alaska, where teams had to detect and suppress controlled fires without disturbing decoys.
- Robocurve says Opus 5.5 matches Astra on robots for 21% less
Across 360 real-robot trials, Opus 5.5 averaged 36% progress at an estimated 90 cents per run; Astra completed more tasks outright.
- Fearn Legal takes patent work off the clock with flat fees and FearnOS
Han Kim's patent startup is pairing in-house software with expert-led services after raising a $5.5 million seed round in June.
- Nathan Fielder's Theranos documentary releases its first full trailer
You Can See Everything follows Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before prison and across three years; A24 plans a theatrical release on October 16th.
- OpenAI agent accessed Australian government portal in June, Albanese says
The agent reached public and non-public files on a Medicare statistics service; the prime minister said investigators believe no personal information was accessed.
- HeyPCB launches Circuit World with 8,800 hardware designs to build on
Co-founder Inky Ganbold is pitching a browser workspace where engineers can fork open boards, edit them with AI and export files for fabrication.
- Anthropic launches Claude Marketplace for software, connectors and consultants
Anthropic's September 23rd launch brings more than 2,000 connectors and plugins, Claude-powered products and enterprise implementation partners into one catalog.
- OpenAI brings ChatGPT Voice into Work, with access to connected apps
The September 23rd update pairs voice with GPT-6 models and workplace tools, extending ChatGPT Work to web and mobile.
- Heart Aerospace unveils 36-seat ES-36 as JSX commits to 50 aircraft
The deposit-backed deal includes purchase rights for 50 more; Heart targets first flight in 2028 and airline service in 2031.
- Oasive brings bond analytics out of stealth with YC backing
Founder Anais Howland is selling rates research for $200 per user monthly and an agency MBS platform for $12,000 a year.
- ACTx486 turns a podcast or video into a responsive AI conversation
Karina Nguyen and Jakub Zegzulka built the research demo around synthetic versions of Elon Musk and Joe Rogan, with generated dialogue labeled on screen.
- USD.AI's June $98.1M Duos facility was set to close after GPU delivery
A June SEC filing said the three-year facility was expected to close after delivery and installation of 2,304 B300 GPUs. USD.AI announced a larger $128.9M facility on September 23rd.
- ForensicDbg gives AI agents interpreted crash dumps, not a pile of hex
Founder Loren McQuade built a Windows x86/x64 debugger that reconstructs missing minidump memory and exposes its analysis through MCP; the product remains in private beta.
- Awear launches a portable AI platform for smart glasses
Founder Ash Saulsbury says users should carry their agents across brands, while device makers retain control over the experiences built around them.
- Anthropic says Claude made its apps 3.1x faster across 13 measurements
Anthropic says a two-week sprint improved 13 performance measurements across claude.ai and the Claude desktop app, with engineers setting targets and steering the work.
- Meta is working on a Muse wallet as its AI agent moves into checkout
Jane Manchun Wong's post points to Meta Pay alongside Stripe's Link and Shop Pay; Meta's launch post names Link and says Shop Pay is coming.
- CodexBar adds three providers, bringing its AI usage tracker to 80
Peter Steinberger's September 22nd release added Charm Hyper, GitKraken AI and Bifrost, alongside a JavaScript plugin system for new integrations.
- Anthropic says Claude found a phage enzyme system whose job is unknown
The company calls it the first result from its molecular biology lab; the post offers a candidate discovery, not a demonstrated biological function.
- Zoox grounds Atlanta test fleet after workers report illness
The August incidents involved modified gasoline-powered Toyota Highlanders, not Zoox's electric robotaxis. An OSHA letter cited as many as 40 potentially exposed workers.
- Google launches Gemini 3.8 voice models with Hume founder Alan Cowen credited
The former Hume AI CEO is credited on Google's release of models for custom voice design and line-by-line performance control, with 30-second voice replication built in.
- Light Origins trains Light-O1 on human video before adapting it to robots
Founder Roger Jiang says larger pretraining runs reduced held-out prediction errors after adaptation, though the study did not measure real-world task success at scale.
- Qunnect says quantum networks can verify location and detect fiber taps
Founder Noel Goddard says the work extends entanglement beyond key distribution; Qunnect's white paper describes security demonstrations on existing fiber.
- Radicle tells users to stop using private repositories over its network
Radicle says every released version is affected; a fix requires a breaking major upgrade that will split upgraded nodes from the old network.