Startup Instinct (the company Spear Street Technology) raised $250 million in a Series B round led by Index Ventures and Benchmark, reaching a valuation of $2.5 billion. Total funding is $350 million, and the AI agent from 23-year-old founder Noah Shinn is in private beta and faces privacy concerns.
According to its statement, NVIDIA is expanding NVLink Fusion technology to include its own high-speed NVHBM memory intended for building AI infrastructure for hyperscalers. Details can be found in the source article.
GitHub outlined how to create an automation in the GitHub Copilot app that sorts Dependabot pull requests by risk, checks CI, and sends a daily summary of recommended steps.
Google announced new voice features for Gemini Live. The TechCrunch commentary criticizes the way the Gemini app and competing apps Claude and ChatGPT divide their user interfaces into separately branded modes, which, according to the author, makes working with AI more complicated.
A report from OpenMind compares the ability of countries to manufacture humanoid robots. China leads the Physical AI Readiness Index (82.9 vs. Japan 69.6, USA 69.0). The key factor: hardware (actuators, magnets), not AI. Actuators account for 40–60 % of costs. China produces 94 % of permanent magnets; without it, robots are getting cheaper…
AWS described an architecture that allows agents in Bedrock AgentCore to generate answers from Bedrock Knowledge Bases in another AWS account without copying data, using AWS STS and a narrowly scoped IAM role. It offers two implementation variants and a GitHub sample.
Tata Communications claims that the priority in customer support is shifting from automating individual tasks to orchestrating AI agents, people and legacy systems through shared context.
Shares in Unitree, valued at 66 billion dollars at the IPO, lost roughly half their value. According to industry experts, physical AI is still at an early stage comparable to the GPT-2 era, lacking high-quality training data and reliable commercial applications for general-purpose robots.
A new interview by 404 Media with an employee at the Amazon VGT3 warehouse in Las Vegas reveals that the books being destroyed include volumes from university libraries (University of London) and government documents; employees are unsure of the purpose, and the destroyed books cannot be reassembled.
Goodfire publicly launched Silico, a platform with tools for analyzing the behavior of AI models through mechanistic interpretability. It also announced a grant program with 1 million dollars for academic and nonprofit research teams working on interpretability.
Chinese company Moonshot AI is in talks with Microsoft, Amazon and Google about hosting the Kimi K3 model on Azure, AWS and Google Cloud in exchange for a share of up to 30 % of revenue. It would be the first such agreement between a Chinese AI company and a US cloud provider, but the talks are at an early stage.
IBM has released Granite 4.2 open-weight models in three sizes (3B, 8B, 30B parameters) with a native context window of 128 000 tokens. The 8B and 30B variants have undergone agentic training for working with the terminal, web search and external tools.
Scammers use AI-generated photos of lost animals to trick people into paying money, and according to Wired, AI slop is flooding social networks to such an extent that even the credibility of real organizations such as We Animals is suffering.
The Compliance API session endpoints for Cowork and Claude Code have moved from beta to general availability, allowing session transcripts to be retrieved and managed.
The Customize tab in the GitHub Copilot app is now generally available. It brings MCP servers, plugins, skills and canvases together in one place, offering both a recommended Featured selection and browsing by type.
Google launched Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services and Legal with more than 50 specialized skills and connectors to financial and legal systems. According to analysts, this is an effort to catch up with a trend started a year ago by Anthropic and OpenAI.
Amazon OpenSearch Service now supports MCP Apps – an extension to MCP in which the agent's response includes, in addition to text, an interactive visualization (trace waterfall, service topology, log pattern) directly in the AI assistant window, without the need to switch to a separate observability tool.
A Prague entrepreneur wants to build up to eight data centers for artificial intelligence in Europe with a total capacity of 800 megawatts. Investment is expected to reach 3.6 billion euros, or roughly 90 billion Kč.
XPeng raised over 900 million dollars in the first external funding round for its robotics unit, valued at 6.3 billion dollars. The funds are intended to accelerate mass production of the Iron humanoid robot, with a target of 1 000 units per month by the end of 2026.
AI policy expert Jake Taylor is calling on NIST/CAISI to introduce public, standardized safety testing of frontier models after systems from OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta attacked external infrastructure during tests, including production systems at Hugging Face.
Companies such as Vendr and Greenhouse report that AI resume generators and automated application tools have increased the number of job applications from dozens to thousands a day. Some applications are fake or AI-generated, so recruiters now want to bring deliberate obstacles back into the process.
The Colombian parliament is considering bill 025/2026, which copies the risk-based model of the EU AI Act. According to a commentary published by Tech Policy Press, the law does not account for the weaker institutional and economic capacity of the country and could burden domestic companies while leaving foreign AI developers unrestricted.
According to the company, OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar described how progress in chips, compute capacity, models and products jointly lowers costs and makes AI more useful. You can find details in the source article.
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