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Square Peg led the round at an $80M valuation as Alloy expands in the US and builds agents that trace failures across robot fleets.

Joy Wu's Shopify app creates machine-readable product pages, tracks AI-attributed orders and charges merchants when those sales happen.

Solo founder Sarah Buchner spent more than a decade in construction before expanding Trunk Tools from document search into connected agents for contractor workflows.

The new schedule charges twice as much in seven UTC hours, while off-peak output rates still rise 136% for V4-Flash and 128% for V4-Pro.

The local workflow rewrites marked text, but Anthropic has not published the detector needed to independently verify the cleaner.

Jensen Huang says CUDA keeps older hardware useful as CoreWeave tries to extract revenue beyond its GPUs' initial contracts.

Bloomberg reports that Anthropic is weighing an unsigned deal for Decart's low-latency video, world-model and inference technology.

The private-beta application syncs agent transcripts, live worktrees and review comments while retaining Git compatibility.

Luke Mann and Ori Spector lead the San Francisco company, whose five-investor offering follows a software-services acquisition involving disputed assets and wage claims.

The structure may invite comparisons with deniable cyber proxies, but written approvals and direct federal control are designed to address contractor liability, not obscure Washington's role.

The live San Francisco presentation puts H3 before Magnific's claimed 1 million subscribers, though the event materials do not establish a product rollout.

Daniel Kimber and Ajain Vivek are extending Brainfish from customer-support knowledge into reviewable code for multi-system commercial workflows.

AiGent's SEC filing reports a fully sold exempt offering; its security type and relationship to AGent Energy's 2025 seed remain unclear.

The expected revision would end an exemption for open models once they reach the capabilities of the strongest closed systems.

Two volunteer contributors carry most of the filter work, leaving Facebook users dependent on outside lists and custom rules.

Adrian Sieber's Wolfram Language interpreter adds Windows builds, browser execution and a native notebook editor while leaving major gaps.

Lee McIntire inherits Fermi's binding TensorWave lease, 17-gigawatt Project Matador plan and unresolved board dispute.

The integration gives xAI distribution inside an established engineering workflow and strengthens Cognition's pitch that orchestration, not any single foundation model, is the durable product.

Product chief Mike Minton said "nobody would opt in," making creator inertia central to Amazon's access to a native multimodal dataset.

Founder Willem de Groot's security shop says its WAF is blocking attempts, while Adobe says it has no confirmed in-the-wild exploits.

The startup combines repeat founders and $17.5 million in seed backing with early product validation, while its clinical case remains preliminary.

Anthropic's July 7th update attached Cowork sessions and files to Claude accounts for use across desktop, web and mobile, while Chrome remained a separate browser task surface.

The model keeps Grok 4.5's $2/$6 base API price, adds a 500,000-token context window and launches in Cursor and Grok Build.

The three-month-old publication broke OpenAI’s surprise disclosure more than three hours before WIRED, prompting a close look at how the newsroom works and where it still falls short.