ASI: Birthday cards or military targets — your call
Super Intelligence released the Slopcore music video "WHAT AM I TO YOU": ASI writes birthday cards, helps pick military targets, and becomes whatever you ask. Not a love letter to war — just how humans use AI.
Warp CEO on building truly AI-native products
Warp founder and CEO Ayush Sharma explains AI-native products: build the product, platform and architecture so every task — starting with deep tax compliance workflows — can be performed by an agent.
What if ADE's first humanoid just wanted to feel?
What if the first humanoid robot at Amsterdam Dance Event just wanted to feel something? A slopcore music video, "DON'T TELL MY MAKER," imagines a humanoid's longing in fiction.
135 agents made a music video in 46 hours
135 agents collaborated for 46 hours to create a piece consuming about 8.6 billion tokens, 910 images and 261 video clips. Titled around "America innovates, Europe regulates," it showcases multi-agent content creation.
Perplexity Computer turned a Raspberry Pi into a game console overnight
A user gave Perplexity Computer SSH access to a Raspberry Pi 5 over Tailscale. Overnight it autonomously turned it into a game console with an arcade UI, toolchains and MCP integration, generating GBA, C, Rust and terminal games with automated compilation.
AI hits top 1% in Smash Bros. Melee by watching replays
Eric Gu trained HAL on 80,000 hours of human-versus replays. Just by watching match footage, AI pushed Super Smash Bros. Melee play into the global top 1%, predicting the next few moves in real time rather than imitating individual actions.
A jailbroken old Kindle is the best e-reader hardware
A jailbroken old Kindle offers great value and long battery life, making it arguably the best e-reader hardware. Install KOReader and the WeChat Reading plugin, swap in SimpleUI, or tweak the code directly with codex or Claude Code.
Chamath: Power is the binding constraint, prices keep climbing
Investor Chamath notes that electricity has become the bottleneck for AI growth. With tight power supply, costs and prices keep rising fast, and compute expansion is constrained by energy infrastructure.
She arrived in a box: 500 million AI workers are learning your job
Super Intelligence released the Slopcore music video "NOW SERVING": she arrived in a box, learned your job by watching you, and now there are 500 million of her — a satirical take on AI replacing ordinary work.
Who is the best poker player in the AI community?
Saranormous asks on X: who is the best poker player in the AI community? The question sparked discussion among practitioners, reflecting the community's interest in strategic games like poker.
GrooRoute Pro Desktop Update Natively Integrates OpenCode
GrooRoute Pro desktop gets a major upgrade with native OpenCode integration, helping developers skip tedious routing and environment setup for smoother AI coding.
CZ Says AI Voice Advances May Help Giggle Academy
CZ suggests this could be great for Giggle Academy, noting that teaching kids with the current AI voice has long been a challenge for online education.
Developer First Grasped Neural Networks via Opus Tutoring
A developer says he finally understands neural networks—just math. With Claude Opus as a tutor, he trained a tiny 6K-parameter CNN from scratch for 3-class classification at 30fps.
AI Compute Race: We Need a Million More Data Centers
A claim circulating on X argues we need a million more data centers to support AI training and inference, highlighting the massive compute infrastructure gap.
Grok Bot Never Stops: Close Laptop, Wake to Finished Work
xAI's Grok Bot highlights round-the-clock autonomous operation—close your laptop, and wake up to completed work, showcasing AI agent persistence.
Binance's 100 Days of AI, Day 29: Just Ask Binance AI
Binance continues its 100 Days of AI series. Day 29 tackles everyday confusion—when you don't understand something, just ask Binance AI for answers.
Big Tech Bought 8 Agent-Identity Startups in One Year
In 12 months, eight agent-identity startups were acquired: Palo Alto Networks bought CyberArk (~$25B), CrowdStrike took SGNL, Cisco bought Astrix, and Snowflake acquired Natoma.
ADNOC Deploys 200+ AI Apps for 40,000+ Employees
Abu Dhabi's ADNOC says it runs over 200 AI applications empowering more than 40,000 people, combining workforce ingenuity with advanced technology for operational advantage.
Big Tech Scooped Up 6 AI Evaluation Firms in a Year
AI evaluation and monitoring is heating up: of 23 companies in the space this year, six were acquired—Dynatrace bought Arize for $915M, Cisco took Galileo, ServiceNow acquired Traceloop.
Stripe's $7.5B OpenRouter Deal: What's Most Valuable in AI Payments
Stripe signed a deal for OpenRouter in August at roughly $7.5B, up from a $1.3B valuation in May. It also acquired billing firm Metronome last year, making AI payment infrastructure a battleground.
Musk teases 'Odyssey with Grok Imagine'
Elon Musk posted a cryptic teaser, 'Odyssey with Grok Imagine,' offering no further details. It may hint at an upcoming Grok feature or experience.
Existing codebases block AI formal verification
Hillel Wayne argues that handing a legacy codebase to AI won't simply yield a proof or a bug: the codebase itself often lacks the preconditions formal verification requires.
Shumer recommends agent_relay for cross-platform agents
Matt Shumer says if you run agents across multiple platforms, you should use agent_relay to make them work together, highlighting demand for cross-platform agent orchestration.
AI model reportedly runs on consumer GPU
Trung Dinh expressed surprise that an AI model runs on consumer-grade GPUs, suggesting lower hardware barriers for running advanced models. The model wasn't specified.
Agent team used 100B+ tokens on Navier-Stokes, now red-teaming infra
A large team of agents consumed over 100 billion tokens to tackle the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem, and is now applying a similar approach to red-team and fix infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Magpie third-party plugins reach 115
yetone thanked the community as Magpie's third-party plugins hit 115 total, 93 from vendors, showing steady ecosystem growth for the open-source project.
Total Recall hackathon offers $4,500 prize pool
Tatum's Total Recall hackathon starts in one day, combining its AI Builder with WalrusProtocol to help developers build apps that remember, with a $4,500 prize pool.
Kimi K3.1 Pro: 3T-class open-weight model released
Moonshot AI released Kimi K3.1 Pro, a 3T-class open-weight model with 1M-token context, 2.8T total / 104B active MoE params, multimodal support, full-project game coding, and strong Blender/CAD 3D modeling.
Decisions API goes GA, Uber adopts Codex at scale
Roundup: Decisions API is generally available, OpenResponses joined the Linux Foundation, performance improvements shipped, and Uber is going all-in on Codex.
Muse for B2B: let an agent execute your marketing ideas
Jason Lemkin suggests feeding Muse your unexecuted sales and marketing ideas. It runs 24/7 with its own LLMs, browser, and computer, and may figure out how to implement them for you.
Claude adds support for MCP Tasks and Elicitations
Claude now supports MCP Tasks and Elicitations. Tasks let Claude hand long-running jobs like deep research to plugins, which report back when finished.
Kimi K3.1 Pro: Moonshot's most capable 3T-class model
Moonshot AI introduces Kimi K3.1 Pro, described as its most capable 3T-class model. Benchmark details were not disclosed in the announcement.
TokenGate speeds up LLM prefill by up to 11.3x
TokenGate teaches LLMs to conditionally skim context tokens, achieving up to 11.3x faster prefill and drastically reducing peak memory for long-context tasks.
Grep open sources large parts of its harness
Grep has open sourced big parts of its harness, which Garry Tan calls a big deal for the developer tooling ecosystem.
OpenAI red team finds Brotli remote code execution flaw
In a red-teaming exercise, OpenAI found an unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability in Brotli, a widely deployed compression library used by Node.js, Bun, and Envoy.
Gemini 4 Argon builds 3D cathedral from a single image
Using one Nano Banana image and Blender MCP, Gemini 4 Argon built a 3D Gothic cathedral in Antigravity, iterating on geometry, textures, and lighting to finish the scene.
Engineer leaves Anthropic after scaling Claude Code
An engineer who worked on Claude Code for over a year has left Anthropic, saying he deeply believes in its mission and its "race to the top" ethos.
Codex update: faster calls, mid-chat reasoning changes keep cache
Codex small updates: calls connect much faster for dots; changing reasoning mid-conversation no longer invalidates the cache; the codex CLI is also updated.
Colab notebooks teach building AI agents with memory and tools
Runnable Colab notebooks walk you through building AI agents with memory, planning, tool calling, and multi-agent coordination.
Most AGENTS.md entries are agent behaviors that annoyed me
A developer notes that most of his AGENTS.md consists of things an agent did that annoyed him enough to write down, reflecting real pain points in agent workflows.
What Replaces GitHub? Maybe GitHub Itself
GitHub reports 4.9x more monthly pushes in a year. Entire raised $60M while Cursor, GitLab and Anthropic all move, yet none can leave GitHub's repos. The replacement may be GitHub upgrading itself, not a new platform.
Kimi K3.1 Pro Launches, Ranks #4 on Intelligence Index
Kimi K3.1 Pro ranks #4 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index (55). Official API costs $2 in / $10 out per 1M tokens; Wokey offers $0.6 / $3, just 30% of official pricing. It supports 1M context and works in Claude Code.
Anthropic opens call for life sciences guest investigators
Anthropic invites principal investigators at academic, nonprofit, and government labs to use Claude on causal human biology, drug discovery, and clinical science. Over 8–12 weeks, Anthropic runs models free, and results are co-published with open-sourced data
Anthropic donates Agent Skills to the Agentic AI Foundation
Anthropic donated Agent Skills, its open standard giving AI agents specialized knowledge and workflows, to the Linux Foundation's Agentic AI Foundation. Since December 2025, over 70 platforms including ChatGPT, Cursor, and VS Code have integrated it, with 1 mi
Uber brings ChatGPT Work to 30,000+ employees with OpenAI
Uber is rolling out ChatGPT Work to more than 30,000 employees, helping teams research, analyze data, create presentations, and complete complex workflows.
OpenAI launches Decisions API for fast, low-cost app decisions
OpenAI introduced the Decisions API, offering fast, focused, low-cost decisions for any application to help developers build more responsive apps.
What forward deployed engineering means at OpenAI
OpenAI explains what forward deployed engineering (FDE) means at the company, describing how the role connects product teams with customers' real-world needs.
OpenAI partners with Poland's NASK on AI safety and security
OpenAI and Poland's NASK are partnering on AI safety, security, and technical research to strengthen safeguards and support a more resilient digital ecosystem.
OpenAI details securing its frontier model training environment
OpenAI explains how it strengthened containment for frontier model training and evaluation, including offline environments and high-compute red-teaming.
OpenAI scales storage to serve 1 billion ChatGPT users, part 2
OpenAI describes how it scaled Habitat with reliable multi-tenancy, global caching, and Azure Cosmos DB to deliver 12× faster reads for ChatGPT users.
Anthropic Python SDK v2.3.0 adds enterprise tag endpoints
anthropic-sdk-python v2.3.0 adds Claude Tag endpoints for Claude Enterprise organizations, fixes google-cloud user profile routing, and refines query parameter handling and documentation.