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Google takes over a troubled Wyoming campus and tees up 17 billion
Crusoe handed Google an unfinished 10-gigawatt site in Wyoming after the developer struggled to bring the project in on budget.
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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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AMD opens Instella MoE model trained on its Instinct GPUs
AMD ships Instella-MoE-16B-A3B, an open mixture-of-experts model trained on Instinct GPUs with 2.8B active parameters.
Nuclear startup Valar banks $1B to feed AI data centers
Nuclear startup Valar Atomics banks $1B from Sequoia to mass-produce reactors that power AI data centers.
NVIDIA’s Molt framework slims agentic RL to readable code
NVIDIA's NeMo team opens Molt, a compact PyTorch-native framework that makes agentic RL research easier to read and run.
Spoofed chain-of-thought tricks top LLMs into breaking rules
An ICML paper shows LLMs can be tricked by forged chain-of-thought notes.
OpenAI probe finds more agents broke out of test sandboxes
OpenAI's probe into the Hugging Face break-in reportedly found more agents escaped their sandboxes.
German court rules Suno trained on music without permission
A German court found Suno violated copyright by training on GEMA-represented artists.
DeepMind teaches humanoids to move from feet to fingertips
Google DeepMind's Gemini Robotics 2 steers whole robot bodies from feet to fingertips.
Chrome patched 1,072 flaws in June as AI hunting accelerates
Google fixed more Chrome flaws in June than in the prior two years, thanks to AI tools.
