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Waymo’s Growth Exposes More Edge Cases

Waymo is expanding its driverless-car operations to 15 U.S. cities and more.

New York Times Technology · 46d ago

Moore Threads Nears Profit as AI Demand Surges

Moore Threads reported first-half revenue of RMB 1.74 billion, up 150% year over year, while its adjusted profit reached RMB 83.53 million. However, core operations remained loss-making, revenue was highly concentrated among domestic cloud-computing customers, and the company announced plans for a Hong Kong listing.

虎嗅 · 46d ago

ARA Proposes an Agent-Native Paper Format

The article argues that the traditional PDF may no longer be the ideal format for scholarly communication in an AI-first environment. It introduces ARA as a possible agent-native approach in which AI systems, rather than humans alone, become primary readers of research papers.

量子位 · 46d ago

Boeing Sells Autonomous Air Taxi Startups to Archer

Boeing will sell three subsidiaries—Wisk Aero, SkyGrid, and Insitu—to Archer Aviation while taking an undisclosed stake in the company. Boeing and Archer will share technology, with Boeing retaining access to Wisk’s autonomous flight systems for future commercial and defense programs.

The Verge · 46d ago

Claude Tag Turns Slack into an AI Coworker

Anthropic’s Claude Tag is a beta Slack agent that joins public channels as a digital coworker, using team context, connected tools, memory, and scheduled tasks to execute work asynchronously. The article argues that Tag could represent a major shift from chat and local coding agents toward long-running AI coworkers, with more than 65% of some Anthropic product-team code reportedly produced by Tag.

虎嗅 · 46d ago

Ecovacs X12 Mop Tested: Smart, Capable, Imperfect

ZDNet AI lab-tested the Ecovacs Deebot X12 OmniCyclone, highlighting its advanced features and intelligence. The review examines where this next-generation robot mop performs well and where it still struggles.

ZDNet AI · 46d ago

Enterprise AI Inference Costs Hit 2026 Low

Jefferies research found that average enterprise AI inference prices fell to US$1.16–US$1.18 per million tokens from August 6 to 8, the lowest level recorded this year. The decline was driven by intensifying global price competition and growing adoption of low-cost Chinese open-source models such as DeepSeek.

SCMP Technology · 46d ago

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Java Ecosystem Roundup: JEPs, GraalVM and More

InfoQ China presents a roundup of recent Java ecosystem developments, covering OpenJDK JEPs, Jakarta EE, GraalVM, TornadoVM, Micronaut, Quarkus, JobRunr, and Maven. The available excerpt does not provide detailed descriptions of individual updates.

InfoQ中国 · 46d ago

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Microsoft Plans Major AI Chip Production Increase

Microsoft is reportedly planning to significantly increase production of its next-generation AI chips, according to The Information. The move could strengthen Microsoft's control over the infrastructure supporting its AI services.

Bloomberg Technology · 46d ago

Lithium Chain Splits in Two

Lithium carbonate prices have fallen more than 30% from their 2026 peak, while electrolyte additives such as VC have surged by more than threefold from last year’s low. Battery makers face rising material costs, volatile pricing, and pressure from downstream customers despite strong power and energy-storage demand.

虎嗅 · 46d ago

Google Play Adds Venmo Payments

Google Play now supports Venmo as a payment option for games, apps, add-ons, and other digital content. The expansion gives users another way to complete digital purchases through the platform.

cnBeta (Full RSS) · 46d ago

UK Detective Investigated Over Unauthorized AI Logs

The UK police watchdog is investigating a senior Derbyshire detective for allegedly using an unauthorized AI tool to create and maintain case decision logs. These logs document the reasoning behind police decisions and can be scrutinized as key evidence in court.

cnBeta (Full RSS) · 46d ago

Zuckerberg Hints at Upcoming Releases

This Reddit post shares a video of Mark Zuckerberg discussing upcoming releases. The available article text provides no details about the products, launch timing, or technical changes being discussed.

Reddit r/LocalLLaMA · 46d ago

Cloudflare for Government Reaches FedRAMP High

Cloudflare for Government has achieved FedRAMP Class D (High) Certified status for serving sensitive public-sector workloads. Cloudflare also announced its commitment to pursue Department of Defense IL4 authorization.

Cloudflare Blog · 46d ago

AI Makes One-Person Cross-Border Shops Possible

AI is lowering the barriers for individuals to launch cross-border ecommerce businesses through dropshipping, automated product research, multilingual listings, image processing, and order workflows. The model reduces operating time and upfront costs, but sellers still need to manage pricing, logistics, compliance, and final quality checks.

虎嗅 · 46d ago

Import AI Explores RSI, PostTrainBench+, and AI Trust

Import AI 468 reviews 23 ideas related to recursive self-improvement (RSI), introduces PostTrainBench+, and examines how trust and transparency interact with competition in AI development. The issue is primarily a research and analysis roundup for practitioners tracking AI progress and governance.

Import AI · 46d ago

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Anthropic Partners to Build Claude Data Centers

Anthropic has formed a strategic partnership with Macquarie Asset Management and Singaporean wealth fund GIC to build data centers supporting Claude. The venture signals a major investment in infrastructure for Anthropic’s AI development and deployment.

Bloomberg Technology · 46d ago

US Robotics Faces a China Wall

FCC chairman Brendan Carr added foreign-made humanoid robots, quadrupeds, and power inverters to the agency’s Covered List following a White House task force review. The move blocks these products from receiving the authorisation required for many electronic devices, potentially isolating US robotics from Chinese technology and supply chains.

SCMP Technology · 46d ago

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Meta's Muse Glimmer Runs on One Computer

Meta has released Muse Glimmer, a slimmed-down model described as open source. Its reduced size allows it to run on a single computer.

Engadget · 46d ago

Claude’s Record-a-Skill Speeds Research—With Caveats

ZDNet AI tested Claude Cowork’s Record-a-Skill feature to automate a research workflow, reducing the process from several hours to about 30 minutes. However, the experience also revealed four limitations that users should consider.

ZDNet AI · 46d ago

AI Is Consuming Its Own Knowledge Supply

The article examines how AI-generated answers are reducing human contributions to public knowledge platforms such as Stack Overflow, potentially creating a shrinking and aging training-data supply. It connects declining expert participation with research on model collapse, warning that recursively generated training data can make AI outputs less diverse and less grounded in reality.

虎嗅 · 46d ago

Jiangbolong Reports Explosive AI Memory Growth

Jiangbolong reported first-half 2026 revenue of 24.088 billion yuan and attributable net profit of 10.577 billion yuan, up 136.26% and 71,528.66% year over year respectively. The company attributed its outlook to accelerating AI data-center demand, enterprise storage expansion, automotive memory, and proprietary controller chips.

IT之家 · 46d ago

AI in Medicine Risks Creating Never-Skilled Doctors

The article warns that medical trainees using OpenEvidence before developing clinical judgment may never fully learn how to reason independently. It distinguishes this risk from traditional deskilling, arguing that skills never acquired are harder to recover.

The Guardian Technology · 46d ago

Hyperscalers Lock Up Nearly $2 Trillion in AI Hardware

Hyperscalers are making nearly $2 trillion in long-term commitments for AI hardware and memory, reshaping the technology supply chain. Google reportedly leads with $811 billion in commitments, while Apple trails at $57 billion.

Tom's Hardware · 46d ago

GPT-5.6 Sol Streamlines Finance Workflows

Model ML uses GPT-5.6 Sol to support finance work from research and analysis through final deliverables. The workflow produces editable, traceable PowerPoint decks and Excel workbooks.

OpenAI News · 46d ago

GeForce NOW Exploit Unlocks a Remote Windows Desktop

A file-swap exploit can reportedly trick Steam into launching a modified executable, giving GeForce NOW users access to the underlying Windows desktop. A modder used the Ultimate tier's 48GB of VRAM to run local AI models, but the workaround violates GeForce NOW's terms and could result in a ban.

Tom's Hardware · 46d ago

Discovered Materials Raises $9M for Cooler AI Chips

Discovered Materials raised $9 million to search for novel materials that could make chips more efficient and generate less heat. The effort targets a critical infrastructure challenge as AI workloads increase demand for computing performance.

TechCrunch AI · 46d ago

Agents Need Authority, Not Just Guardrails

The article argues that AI agents can execute technically correct actions without having business authorization to do so. It proposes an Agent Authority Contract to define what agents may execute, what requires approval, what they may recommend, and what they must never access.

VentureBeat · 46d ago

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Jefferies Downgrades Apple Amid iPhone Concerns

Jefferies downgraded Apple to an underperform rating, citing concerns about the iPhone business. The move adds to a growing wave of bearish analyst views on the company.

Bloomberg Technology · 46d ago

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