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Agent browsers get a lightweight rival as Cloudflare ships Kitesurf
Cloudflare's agent-first browser runs on Workers and skips the human web stack.
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Open-source chatbot coalition shows public-interest AI can ship real products
A coalition of 10 organizations built an open-source chatbot in seven weeks to prove public-interest…
NVIDIA brings agentic AI into creative tools and launches Cosmos 3 Edge at SIGGRAPH
NVIDIA unveiled Cosmos 3 Edge and MCP integrations for creative apps at SIGGRAPH 2026, advancing…
AMD debuts 256-core Zen 6 Venice chip and MI400 accelerator at AI event
AMD launched its EPYC Venice processor on TSMC 2nm and the Instinct MI400 accelerator at…
White House Genesis Mission taps $5B across 342 institutions for AI-driven science
The Trump administration committed over $5 billion to the Genesis Mission, an AI-for-science initiative with…
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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.
