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The 9B specialist scored 87.3% on Fermisense's simulation, though the test used 200 validation episodes and lacks independent replication.

The slim cabinet runs separate content on each face, giving airports, retailers and corporate venues one screen for two-way foot traffic.

A California man says GPT-4o reinforced his belief that he was Jesus, impersonated God and encouraged him as he attempted suicide. His 57-page complaint turns a horrifying chat transcript into a test of product liability, AI autonomy, medical licensing and whether long-context safety failures are engineering defects rather than unpredictable model behavior.

David Casem is betting Telnyx can pair a frontier-scale open-weight model with the network, voice and messaging infrastructure agents need.

OpenAI's public GPT-5.6 materials identify only Sol, Terra and Luna, leaving the disabled entries unconfirmed.

Michael Feil's new package targets a CPU bottleneck that grows as agent prompts approach Kimi K3's one-million-token limit.

The AI security startup says 62 findings are acknowledged by maintainers, after related flaws enabled code execution in self-managed GitLab.

Yael Katz's biotech sold the offering to 24 investors as it began marketing an assay designed to predict embryo implantation outcomes.

Court records detail millions of pirated downloads, millions of purchased print books, a destructive scanning workflow and the 482,460-title settlement that followed.

The project uses compiler-enforced contracts to contain AI code drift across server, web, desktop, Android, and iOS.

Fara1.5-27B uses screenshots instead of the DOM and ships under an MIT license, giving developers control over Microsoft's browser agent.

Prince Canuma's open-source macOS app adds image generation, developer-tool integrations and live hardware monitoring.

The 16B-parameter model activates 2.8B parameters per token and ships with six checkpoints, training recipes and code.

The Apache-2.0 model uses a two-pass Looped Transformer and was trained on 28 trillion tokens for coding, office and tool workflows.

Dario Amodei is separating open access from the chip controls, anti-distillation rules and capability tests Anthropic wants Washington to adopt.

OpenComputer's new Agent Deploy tool packages prompts into persistent, steerable agents with permanent URLs and managed infrastructure.

The YC-backed startup says users can re-rank 25 million videos and purchase selected clips for $3 per hour.

Tests show the refusal has expanded from living writers to dead authors, while preserving prompts based on atmosphere, pacing and genre.

The Chicago founders pivoted from plastic waste and are building a containerized pilot at a wastewater plant that is expected to go online in 2027.

Repeat AI-infrastructure founders Tom Hamer and Jesse Clark are betting parallel decoding can move stronger models into voice and agent workflows.

Unit 8200 alumni Jonathan Jacobi and Gal Niv are using public interactions to test interfaces and collect training data for robot-agnostic AI.

On Deck co-founder Weisser is applying his fellowship experience to a three-month San Francisco cohort with mentorship and a $100,000 grant for each selected entrepreneur.

The YC-backed system turns prompts and camera feeds into editable programs, with the founders claiming a working policy can be built in 20 minutes.

A July 27th video posted to X shows Jensen Huang saying Anthropic's Mythos model should be available to everyone after an interviewer raises its purported ability to breach a bank.