fal
An infinite AI livestream from the fal camp, and the code is open source
Twitch chat steers the scene, an LTX model generates nonstop video on fal, FFmpeg pushes the stream. The whole system is on GitHub under MIT.
fal
Twitch chat steers the scene, an LTX model generates nonstop video on fal, FFmpeg pushes the stream. The whole system is on GitHub under MIT.
openai
AWS now serves GPT-5.6 Terra and Luna with in-country inferencing. Processing stays in Mumbai and Hyderabad, aimed at banks, healthcare and the public sector.
Meta
Meta is trialling robots that plug in cables and restart servers in its data centers, Ars Technica reports, citing current and former workers.
Flock
Governor Greg Abbott halted state spending on Flock cameras just before a Texas Tribune investigation revealed the state had spent over $30 million on them.
glm
Z.ai has made its most capable model for agentic coding and cyber defense downloadable. The 753-billion-parameter system is now in everyone's hands.
tesla
Tesla's humanoid takes on household chores in a new demo. To Musk, this is not just a robot; it is the rehearsal for the biggest product ever made.
fal
fal opened 5 free no-login generations a day for H3 Max, its post-trained variant of MiniMax H3. The model ranks first on both public image-to-video boards.
xai
Connecting your X profile auto-creates a developer account with included credits; the bot can pull and summarize your bookmarks. Third move in a week: templates, shopping, now X itself.
openai
Leak accounts say OpenAI's largest model Astra ships next week. The confirmed core is different: per Axios, the release was deliberately slowed because its cyber capabilities approach the 'critical' threshold.
MIT
Identical agents left without roles differentiated into explorers, builders, caretakers and coordinators; 95 percent of adoptions came from seeing artifacts, not conversation. The safety warning: the world itself is a coordination channel.
Anthropic
The music publishers are seeking damages for tens of thousands of copyrighted works in a California federal court.
Meta
According to The New York Times, Meta projected it could spend as much as $10 billion annually on Anthropic's AI tools.