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February 12, 2026
Altman Slams Musk's Attacks as Absurd
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, in a Forbes cover interview, calls Elon Musk's persistent attacks 'absurd.' Altman shares his lifelong obsession with AI, science, and energy from age 18. The profile frames his massive commercial bets in AI.
Gemini 3 Deep Think Boosts Science Reasoning
DeepMind updated Gemini 3 Deep Think, its most specialized reasoning mode. The enhancement targets modern challenges in science, research, and engineering.
Gemini 3 Deep Think Major Upgrade
Google releases a major upgrade to Gemini 3 Deep Think, its specialized reasoning mode. The update advances capabilities in science, research, and engineering.
Blackwell Cuts AI Inference Costs 10x
Nvidia's Blackwell platform delivers 4x to 10x inference cost reductions per token, per providers like Baseten and Fireworks AI. Gains combine hardware with optimized software stacks and open-source models. Deployments span healthcare, gaming, and agentic chat.
DGX Spark Fuels Higher Ed AI Projects
NVIDIA DGX Spark desktop supercomputer powers major projects in universities worldwide. Deployed in labs, offices, and even the South Pole's IceCube Observatory. Delivers petaflop-class performance for local AI.
xAI Co-Founders Exit in Evolution
Elon Musk frames xAI co-founders' exodus as necessary evolution. Founding team shrinks from 12 to 6 members. Company shifts focus to future goals.
Cloudflare Launches Markdown for Agents
Cloudflare introduces Markdown for Agents to convert HTML pages to markdown automatically for AI agents. This shifts online content discovery from search engines to AI agents needing structured data. It treats agents as first-class citizens on the human-built web.
Something Big is Happening
Ben's Bites teases a major development in AI. It downplays typical $60m seed rounds. Significant news is imminent.
Big AI Event Teased Beyond Funding
Ben's Bites newsletter teases 'something big' happening in AI. It dismisses typical $60m seed rounds as insufficient. Further details are anticipated soon.
MemOS OpenClaw Plugin Cuts Memory Costs 70%
MemOS has released the OpenClaw Plugin, a shared memory layer for OpenClaw teams. It reduces agent memory costs by 70% and lowers token expenses. The plugin ensures consistent agent context across operations.
Memory Prices Explode, Spark PC Rush
DRAM prices double, NAND surges 70% amid high demand. Corporate buyers accelerate PC purchases to beat further hikes. Prices exploding due to market pressures.
BitRobot Humanoids Debut at Consensus
BitRobot, an embodied AI network on Solana blockchain, showcased fighting humanoids at Consensus Hong Kong 2026. The Web3 event highlighted innovations despite bitcoin drawdown. Upbeat mood prevailed amid digital assets focus.
Browserbase Launches on Vercel Marketplace
Browserbase is now available on the Vercel Agent Marketplace, enabling browser automation for AI agents without infrastructure management. It connects agents to remote browsers via Chrome DevTools Protocol for real website interactions like form filling and navigation. Web Bot Auth support allows uninterrupted access to Vercel-hosted deployments.
Browserbase Joins Vercel Agent Marketplace
Browserbase is now available on the Vercel Agent Marketplace for running browser automation in AI agents without infrastructure management. It connects agents to remote browsers via Chrome DevTools Protocol for tasks like signing in, form filling, and navigating dynamic sites. The integration provides unified billing, long-lived sessions, and Web Bot Auth for Vercel deployments.
Siri AI Relaunch Faces Delays
Apple's redesigned AI-powered Siri is behind schedule due to testing issues like slow performance and query failures. Instead of a full March launch in iOS 26.4, features will roll out piecemeal across iOS 26.4, 26.5, and iOS 27. The update uses Google's Gemini models for chatbot-like capabilities.
Chrome Auto Browse: Wins and Crashes
Chrome's Auto Browse agent was tested for web surfing tasks. It demonstrated impressive capabilities in some areas. However, it also experienced spectacular failures.
Chrome Auto Browse Impresses and Fails
Chrome's Auto Browse agent autonomously surfs the web with impressive results. However, it also experiences spectacular crashes. Testing reveals both strengths and reliability issues.
xAI Unleashes Next Phase
xAI has launched the next phase of its AI development, introducing significant new advancements. This release expands capabilities for users and developers. Bonus content explains turning SOP documents into talking-head training videos.
RentAHuman: AI Hires Humans for Hype
RentAHuman platform lets AI agents hire humans to promote AI startups. The author tried it but found it overrun by bots seeking hype. It reinforces the AI promotion cycle rather than revolutionizing gig work.
AI Fuels Rise in Online Crimes
Cybersecurity researcher Anton Cherepanov spotted a suspicious file on VirusTotal. The file uses AI to simplify online crimes. Experts warn AI threats could intensify significantly.