Meta’s Muse Video Enters Closed Beta
Meta’s Muse Video model has entered a closed beta, with early tests highlighting native audio generation. The model reportedly produces 10-second videos with strong visual detail and temporal consistency.
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Customize Discover with Natural Language
Google now lets users describe what they want to see in their Discover feed using natural language. The feature offers a more direct alternative to relying solely on algorithmic recommendations.
Claude Code Builds a Mac Printer Driver
A developer used Claude Code to create a native macOS laser printer driver for the Windows-only HP Laser 1008a. A Linux container workaround enables system-wide Cmd-P printing, and the driver is available on GitHub.
Banma Targets the AI-Native Car Era
Banma Intelligence is shifting its automotive software strategy from traditional smart cockpits toward AI-native vehicles. The company is focusing on on-device omni-models, AI agents, and AI operating systems that could make cars more autonomous and context-aware.
KCD Hangzhou Opens CFP for Agent Era Discussions
KCD Hangzhou has opened its call for papers, inviting the community to discuss cloud native technologies, observability, and large-model inference in the Agent era. The announcement targets practitioners interested in sharing or learning about the infrastructure behind AI agents.
Buildpacks Moves Container Hardening Beyond Dockerfiles
Buildpacks is shifting container-hardening controls out of Dockerfiles. The change aims to make security configuration more centralized and less dependent on individual image definitions.
Apple Reshapes EU App Fees Under DMA Pressure
Apple is introducing a simpler EU App Store fee structure to further comply with the Digital Markets Act. The changes include a universal 5% Core Technology fee for apps distributed outside the App Store, revised commissions, broader alternative marketplace eligibility, and additional child-safety requirements.
Googlebook Launch Event Set for September 15
Google will showcase Googlebook in New York on September 15. The event will reveal its Gemini-powered software, native Android codebase, and laptops made by hardware partners.
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