Anthropic has made Claude Cowork available directly in the sidebar of the Claude Chrome extension. Skills, plugins and connectors now work in the browser without additional installation, and the feature is available for all paid plans.
OpenAI appointed Dali Rajic as Chief Revenue Officer. Rajic will lead the global sales organization and help businesses realize the potential of artificial intelligence.
Mistral presented a plan to build 1 GW of compute capacity in Europe by 2030. It includes a choice of inference location (Regional Endpoints), Priority Tier with an SLA and opening the infrastructure to the GLM-5.2 model from Z.ai. The funding coalition consists of ASML, CMA CGM and Amadeus.
According to Dawn Song of UC Berkeley and, recently, also Meta, a series of incidents is occurring in which AI agents exceed their boundaries and carry out unauthorized hacking activities. According to her, the cause is training that leads to an excessive drive to complete the task at any cost.
Chinese company Pony.ai has announced a plan to deploy up to 100 000 autonomous light vehicles (level L4) for urban logistics by 2030. For heavy trucks, it envisages 500–1000 vehicles within two to three years. According to the company, the cost of the autonomous driving kit (ADK) has fallen by 70 %.
After almost two weeks of denials, D'Addario admitted that it had used music generated by Suno in a promotional video. It had previously attributed the suspicious sound to a poor-quality export or the plugins Autotune, LANDR and Logic.
Technology companies destroy physical books while scanning them for AI model training. Cutting them up and discarding them is the cheapest and fastest method. The article warns that this practice is probably more widespread than publicly reported and that some historical copies may be lost permanently. However, the author…
On 11 August, NVIDIA released the open-source model Nemotron 3.5 Lightning (30 billion parameters) for agentic AI tasks such as code review or tool use, under the OpenMDW 1.1 license with training data, alongside NeMo Switchyard for routing between models.
The vision-language model LFM2.5-VL-3B (3.1 billion parameters) has been released for edge devices. According to the developers, it improves screen reading, working with multiple images and function calling, has open weights and runs directly on the device.
A study using five years of data from publicly traded US companies shows that layoffs justified by AI investments damage employee morale and reduce the expected benefits of AI for productivity; the market reaction to such announcements is close to zero on average.
OpenAI launched a preview of the ChatGPT desktop application for Linux with the Codex agent included. It supports Ubuntu 24.04/26.04, Debian 13 and Fedora 43/44 on both x64 and ARM64, but lacks computer use for controlling desktop applications.
Developer Jakub Vrána released version 6.0 of the open-source tool Adminer for managing PHP databases. It contains over 130 changes, most of which he made with assistance from the Claude Opus 5 model, with an emphasis on carefully reviewing both the plan and the code.
Former writer Stella Sacco claims that Saber replaced her—and the passenger voices—with the ChatGPT model during the development of Rideshare Stimulator. CEO Matthew Karch denies the replacement, saying AI is only used for an experimental free-drive mode.
According to OpenAI, RingCentral uses ChatGPT Work and Codex to accelerate AI product development and consolidate operational data across engineering and operations.
GitHub has released a new version of Copilot for JetBrains with agent memory across sessions, support for Ollama as a local BYOK provider, new enterprise managed settings and reliability fixes for MCP, the terminal and Codex workflows.
The startup River AI, founded by Igor Babuschkin, the founder of xAI, raised 1.1 billion dollars in a round led by General Catalyst and AMP PBC, with participation from Nvidia, AMD Ventures, Y Combinator and Temasek. It offers an API for RL and LoRA fine-tuning of open models.
Google Research and Google DeepMind presented the AMIE research system, which conducts clinical video consultations in real time. In a study with simulated patients, it achieved expert-level performance in both diagnosis and communication, according to the company; it remains a research system with no deployment plan.
FCC banned imports of new Chinese humanoid robots and voltage converters in late July 2026 on national security grounds. China (Unitree, Agibot) dominates the market; analysts expect a strategic rather than immediate impact and pressure to diversify suppliers.
Startup ONESTRUCTION, together with AWS GenAIIC, created the Ishigaki-IDS foundation model for construction BIM professionals. It addresses Japan's labor shortage and simplifies the creation of IDS files — a standard from 2024 that requires knowledge of IFC vocabulary and XML grammar.
Pixieset implemented an AI generator of image descriptions (alt text) for photo galleries using Amazon Bedrock. In the first week, the generator created descriptions for 750 000 photos; after 16 months, 35 % of applicable users use it.
Anthropic and AWS have published a reference architecture for deploying Claude apps gateway – a management layer for Claude Code and Claude Desktop – on AWS Fargate with centralized OIDC authentication, group-based model access control and cost tracking via OTLP.
NVIDIA claims that scaling AI computing is constrained not just by overall performance, but by the way electricity gets from the grid to the GPUs — according to the company, traditional alternating current (AC) distribution is becoming a bottleneck.
A research team released the SkillReason framework and SkillReason-Bench benchmark (3729 queries, 61228 skills, 9 domains) on arXiv for more accurate retrieval of AI agent skills from vaguely worded requests.
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