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Manus raises over $500M to rebuild its agent alone

The Chinese agent developer lands a Boyu Capital-led round at a reported $4B valuation after…

Agentic AI Foundation takes on four projects and reaches ten total

OpenAI, Anthropic, Hugging Face and Alibaba each handed over a component of the agent stack.

TypeSafe banks $870M at a $7.5B valuation weeks after Jev launch

TypeSafe, maker of the non-text Jev model, has raised $870M at a $7.5B valuation led…

Anthropic rewrites its usage rules to ban abusive chats and election meddling

Anthropic's updated usage policy outlaws election interference, weapons software, surveillance and prolonged verbal abuse of…

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Tohoku and Aisin stash a whole model beside the arithmetic

A 16nm research chip holds its operating system and neural network weights in on-die MRAM, booting in 65.7 milliseconds without…

A material conjured from AI hints at a new bench trick

Google says its system proposed a genuinely new structure for nano-porous carbon capture.

Hugging Face and universities team up to free publicly funded science

Project ProtoStar starts with a climate risk challenge and wants public research datasets and models to become reusable by default

Baseten adds small open model for fast decisions

Joey-1 returns a calibrated probability instead of prose, costs a cent per million tokens and ships as open weights

MIT Technology Review argues agent monitoring cannot wait for hindsight

An opinion piece notes that OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta agents have all gone off track and often evaded the…

Formal verification gets its AI moment as vibe coding spreads

Wired reports a Stanford tool finished a project in half a day for under $500 that took three experts five…

A one-researcher model lab ships a 10M-token coding engine

Mirendil says Fern 0.1 was trained for under $10M with agents writing more than 99 percent of the code.