All Stories — Page 74
Every story published on RuntimeWire, newest first.
- Claude Fable helped Ammaar Reshi bring Command & Conquer Generals to Mac / iPhones
The open-source fork runs the 2003 RTS on Apple Silicon, iPhone and iPad, but users still need their own EA game assets.
- Julio Merino takes EndBASIC closer to 1.0 with sound and richer graphics
The Rust-based BASIC environment adds BEEP, SOUND, script execution, a retro VGA font and a macOS SDL fix in version 0.14.0.
- YouTube's AI can be tricked into leaking private video titles, researcher says
Security researcher Javox says Google rejected the report as social engineering, exposing a policy gap around AI-driven creator tools.
- Citizen Lab says Pegasus hacked an EU lawmaker investigating Pegasus
Stelios Kouloglou's iPhone was infected in 2022 and 2023 while he sat on the European Parliament's spyware inquiry committee.
- Midjourney wants Hollywood to open its AI files
A new motion asks a judge to widen discovery beyond AI work that resulted in consumer-facing images or videos.
- America's best invention is permission
The republic's most valuable technology was never a gadget. It was the permission to argue, fail, move and build at continental scale.
- Sysdig says JADEPUFFER carried out ransomware with an AI agent
Sysdig's report sharpens Loris Degioanni's runtime thesis: attackers can chain old cloud flaws without a human operator.
- Okhai's Foundation builds a stricter stack for AI-era software
The public Ovasabi repo pairs Go, Rust/WASM and TypeScript with agent rules, performance gates and a license that limits AI training.
- Dario Amodei's Samsung chip talks put Anthropic deeper into the compute business
Anthropic has not picked a chip use case, server design or production path, but its Samsung discussions show how Claude demand is pulling the lab toward silicon.
- Sebastian Jimenez is paying Rilla employees $18,000 to live near the office
The Rilla CEO ties the stipend to a 72-hour, in-office culture built around speed, sales coaching and physical proximity.
- Hirotaka Sato's cyborg cockroach can now work underwater for three hours
NTU and Waseda researchers built a flexible 3D-printed oxygen suit for remote-controlled insects in flooded disaster zones.
- Bilawal Sidhu turns Meta Ray-Ban footage into a 4D scene with Claude Fable 5
The ex-Google AR/VR PM says IronSight was made from two pairs of smart-glasses footage after a few hours of experiments.
- Mistral opens Leanstral 1.5 in a bet on machine-checked AI
Arthur Mensch's Paris lab says the Lean 4 model solves 587 PutnamBench problems and found five previously unreported bugs.
- The Sportsbook Is Recruiting the Next Founder Before Startups Do
The same edge-seeking psychology that produces builders is being monetized by betting apps before many young people ever ship a product.
- Wafer pushes GLM-5.2 Fast onto AMD as Nvidia inference costs bite
The six-person inference startup says MI355X tuning got GLM-5.2 to 2626 tok/s/node, with Vercel and OpenRouter now carrying the model.
- VulcanForms hires Matthew Rose to take its manufacturing pitch deeper into national security
The Snowflake public-sector veteran joins weeks after a CTO hire and months after VulcanForms closed $220 million in new financing.
- Yang Zhilin's Kimi lands inside GitHub Copilot's model picker
GitHub is rolling out Kimi K2.7 Code to paid Copilot users, with enterprise access gated behind admin policy controls.
- Ohalo Hires Syngenta Seeds Veteran Justin Wolfe to Commercialize True Potato Seed
Wolfe will run commercialization as David Friedberg's plant-breeding company pushes Boosted Potato hybrids into farmer adoption.
- CoRL 2026 will put robot learning's founder pipeline in Austin this November
Yuke Zhu and Peter Stone are chairing the Nov. 9th-12th conference as robotics labs race to turn foundation models into machines that work.
- Braygent's Fable 5 take puts token budgets ahead of context-window hype
A thin July 3rd post points to a real agent-builder problem: Fable 5 is powerful, expensive, and easy to waste without tighter context design.
- Z.ai launches ZCode to turn GLM-5.2 into a coding-agent wedge
The Beijing lab is using a free desktop app, cheaper Coding Plan tiers and WeChat-style remote control to chase Cursor and Claude Code.
- David Holz's Midjourney scanner video shows the machine, not the proof
Midjourney's new hardware tour makes the ultrasound spa feel real while leaving its regulatory and clinical claims unresolved.
- Ethan Mollick's Unity test turns Claude Fable 5 into a game-making agent
The Wharton professor gave Anthropic's model Unity and MCP access, then asked for a WebGL FPS from one high-level prompt.
- Even Rogers' True Anomaly flew an orbital inspection mission for the Space Force
Rocket Lab launched Puma on short notice, then True Anomaly's Jackal chased, imaged, and circled it in low Earth orbit.