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A San Francisco resident says staff booked his house under false pretenses to test household robots, per a suit filed in San Francisco Superior Court, The SF Standard reports.

A clip posted on X appears to show a fireball at LC-36; any confirmed anomaly could slip an early-June debut. Blue Origin has not commented.

Shift will cover pro cleaners if residents allow first-person video of tasks, anonymized and licensed for AI and robotics training, with free service offered for a limited time.

Alex David, Soenke Hahn, and Julian K. Arni say the hosted service ends July 15th, 2026, with the code released at garnix-io/garnix-ci.

Bezos-backed Slate Auto will open orders on June 24th and targets first deliveries by year-end; final pricing is still under wraps.

Built by Oculus-era founders, Sesame is shipping a public iOS preview and framing its assistant as a collection of personal agents, with intelligent eyewear slated for 2027.

Adds a five-level Thinking selector, research-preview fast mode at 2.5x speed, and dynamic workflows that spin up hundreds of subagents in Claude Code.

Fresh capital will fund agentic automation across loan processing, compliance, and reconciliation for banks and credit unions, per an X thread and Axios.

Boston startup says the 128K-context, 38T-token LFM2.5 upgrade delivers reliable agentic behavior, fast tool calling, and open weights for phones, laptops, PCs, robots, and lightweight servers.

Ex-Apple Vision Pro leads Alberto Taiuti and Bryce Schmidtchen debut a developer platform for real-time generative video and world models; AWS named preferred cloud provider and SDK/API available today.

Visa says 1,000+ employees already use Replit; the partners are testing Visa Intelligent Commerce and Trusted Agent Protocol inside Replit with no product announced yet.

Ex-DeepMind researcher @jgodwin_ai and co-founders @gin_james and @Dmiodovnik are betting on a full-stack path, starting with data center cooling.

A retweet from Peter Jansen amplified Noy Sternlicht's note that CHIMERA made ACL 2026's main conference; the arXiv preprint is live.

In a repost on X with no link or details, the account says it is announcing a first-of-its-kind article type aimed at "saving science from ideological capture."

The claim arrived in a post from the @cognition account on X, with no founders named and no product details in the snippet we saw.

In a thread on X, Rahul Mathur says the high-frequency services race is now a capital war, with UC leaning in despite unproven economics and visible burn.

A cofounder framed Bluedot AI's mission as capture every meeting without a bot; today's update was announced in a retweeted post but specifics were not included in the snippet.

ICLR 2026 work recasts block-wise updates as reverse diffusion, reporting comparable results in vision, image generation, and language while storing activations for a single block.

Tong says Webflow will focus on marketing teams that need more than a website, pairing AI agents with smaller, faster teams and offering severance to departing employees.

AscendArc, founded by a former SpaceX engineer, says smaller geostationary satellites can deliver broadband at a fraction of today’s cost

The new connector makes image and video generation callable inside agent workflows and exposes models like Gen-4.5, Kling, and GPT image 2 right from chat.

Open-source and billed as the second piece of its full-stack suite, Genesis World 1.0 targets the 1x real-world speed bottleneck with a technical blog laying out the thesis.

Announced by @whoiskatrin on X and amplified by Mike Nomitch, the release appears to target developers building on Cloudflare Workers but arrived without docs or a repo link.

The Series B, led by U.S. Innovative Technology Fund, will help Thea expand manufacturing as it advances Eos and de-risks its first power plant, Helios.