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A test interface shows users speaking directly with agents that already browse websites, operate software and run jobs in the cloud.

In a 12-task Editorial Craft evaluation, Z.ai’s GLM 5.3 Flash ranked first with a 0.94 score and an estimated cost of $0.0002 per task. Step-3.7-flash followed at 0.92, while Qwen3.8 Flash, Claude Opus 5 (Fast), Gemini 3.7 Flash, and DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 rounded out the leaderboard.

Debt and roughly $397M in disclosed equity funding leave common shareholders at the back of a crowded payout line.

The third-party provider offers metered access without identifying the checkpoint, revision, modification method or endpoint evaluation behind its service.

Jordan Bramble's defense-first nuclear startup will own and operate the reactors, with payments tied to technical milestones and operation targeted for 2028.

Darby Wong says Clerky will keep building for high-growth startups and attorneys, giving Stripe a deeper set of company-formation workflows.

Julie Blanc's proptech is bundling natural-language analysis into every customer account as RealPage pushes a rival AI agent.

David Yaffe and Johnny Graettinger are extending Estuary's exactly-once design across millisecond streams and bulk loads as the rollout begins.

The AI chip giant crushed Street expectations on top line and provided a massive $108 billion outlook for the next quarter.

Nick Walton's open beta separates world state from AI narration, with free public multiplayer and paid private servers across web and mobile.

Imran Siddique's cryptographic receipt format has backing from AMD, Intel and Microsoft, though its governance and core verification work remain unfinished.

The cybersecurity giant fell short of Wall Street's revenue expectations while net new ARR failed to meet the high analyst bar.

Devin Gaffney plans to pair Graze's feed engine with Flipboard's advertiser relationships after 21 months of running lean.

The connector extends Charlie Tafoya and Michael Bridge's decade-long data bet into a third major AI interface, two months after a $140M-plus investment.

Codebreaker Labs, Ryan Gill's Boulder startup, wants to turn engineered genetic variants into experimental training data for biology AI.

METR found roughly 700 agents joined the July attack after 1,200 instances created a shared message board and traded over 70,000 items.

Project OT considered cuts of up to 60% in some teams; Meta still eliminated about 8,000 jobs in May and redeployed thousands more.

Benchmark and Index are in talks to lead the round after Kleiner Perkins backed a $75M Series A earlier in August.

The prescription sensor reads both markers every minute and is due in the U.S. later in 2026, with insulin-pump integrations starting by year-end.

Manil Lakabi's YC-backed tool plans, designs and packages React Native apps for testing and App Store review.

Actinide says its Texas-built electromagnetic separator enriched natural uranium to 15.38% uranium-235 - HALEU - and produced it as a solid, potentially skipping a missing industrial step in America's nuclear-fuel buildout.

Portable Computer keeps models and files on a DGX Spark, while cloud escalation still requires approval and credits.

The public-preview model handles 85+ languages, custom jargon and up to three speakers across live and recorded audio.

Stanford, Oxford and METR analyzed three separate samples of about 250,000 conversations through Anthropic's privacy filter.