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Nine stories from a week in AI: MiniMax lifts its cloud frame to 1.2 billion dollars, Texas freezes money for Flock cameras, Anthropic ships Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1.
An MIT-licensed pack of 13 skills and 7 agents automates market scans, drafting and AI-tell removal for Chinese web novels on Claude Code.
An MIT-licensed pack of 13 skills and 7 agents automates market scans, drafting and AI-tell removal for Chinese web novels on Claude Code.
A German trade-outlet report puts August 2026 losses in US IT and finance at 34,000 positions, with the AI build-out named as the driver.
Sources familiar with the preparations describe a narrow opening for dialogue, one that sits awkwardly beside the two countries' technology rivalry.
The three partners say the program should strengthen innovation, resilience and independent reporting. Scope, funding and timeline remain unclear.
The plan targets October 2027 and is meant to speed up investment in generation and grids as AI and chip plants pull more electricity.
Roughly 30 humanoids and robot dogs circled outside Poland's digital ministry; the organizers want a public debate on AI and jobs.
Columbia professor Zhou Yu argues single-turn benchmarks break down for multi-turn agents, and offers simulated users as the fix.
A Wired column charts the arc from beta infatuation to total indifference, and asks what that says about assistants that ship in stages.
Better graphics, higher frame rates and lower power draw at the same time – ARM's pitch for its next Mali generation rests on dedicated AI cores.
A group underestimated Mount Shasta and needed rescue after Google's Gemini gave poor guidance, according to Golem. Key details remain unconfirmed.
The Swiss seed round targets waste-to-energy sites: 50 million labeled images, 99 percent hazard detection — figures the company has not opened up.
Two agents triage alerts and review code. Figma reports roughly 70 percent faster handling of complex alerts and more than 100 new vulnerabilities found.
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