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PLUS: Stop building Foxconn factories for agents
Anthropic quietly filed its S-1 with the SEC, officially opening the door to an IPO.
Garry Tan wrote 540,000 lines of Rails to build a Foxconn factory for AI workers who don't need one.
Google AI Studio now lets you build apps that connect to Gmail, Drive, and Sheets without leaving the platform.
Cloudflare's servers took four hours to boot after a firmware update thanks to a UEFI linear search bug.
OpenAI models are now available on AWS through Amazon Bedrock, giving enterprises their existing security workflows.
Instagram's Trust and Safety org got gutted, 60% gone while AI maxxing pushed bugs to production during account takeovers.
Cursor is increasing usage limits for Teams users and launching Premium seats with 5x usage at 3x the cost.
Andrew Ng says AI Engineer jobs will vastly outnumber FDEs despite the buzzy new role.
A Rotten Tomatoes trader made seven figures from his Lenovo laptop and rejected SIG because they wouldn't let him use his techniques.
Shadcn now lets you turn any GitHub repo into a registry with a single JSON file.
Voice computer use demos feel good for basics but fail when you serialize spatial tasks into linear utterances.
Lee Robinson says agents need typed languages, fast tests, and a concise AGENTS.md file to understand your codebase.
Runway is investing $100M in the UK AI ecosystem and opening a London research hub for world models.
Lovable now automatically runs security scans before you publish, checking for misconfigurations and authorization gaps in 15 seconds.
Ryan Carson just landed PR 1000 with agents writing, reviewing, and shipping 100% of his code.
HappyRobot went from cold start to serving nine of the top ten freight brokers in 24 months.
HTML in Canvas API gives you HTML's power with canvas expressivity while keeping everything interactive.
An Anthropic employee stays in the loop by asking Claude to explain the work being done across the company.
Greg Isenberg says model loyalty is dead, the best founders swap models weekly based on the task.
X just launched React with Video, letting you record commentary with green screen or split screen.
Peter Steinberger told Codex to use text to speech whenever it needs help and hearing it talk is the coolest thing.
Gemini API now shows usage breakdown filtered by API key with more granular controls coming soon.
Ethan Mollick says big firms are getting obvious value from AI, the challenge now is going from individual uses to firm level.
Plena grew 17x in 8 months by running specialty practice operations end to end so doctors can focus on medicine.
BentoLabs gives agents model jump gains through their learning layer, boosting Sonnet 4.5 from 42% to 52% on benchmarks.
Replit now lets you build a business from a single prompt with website, mobile app, deck, and launch video.
Lovable rebuilt on TanStack Start because end to end type safety gives AI clearer guardrails when generating code.
Intelligence Factory trains manipulation models on human demonstration data with vision, action, and touch.
Karpathy hopes AI tutoring will make learning like going to the gym, easy and fun so more people do it.
Riley Brown duplicates his Codex setup to a persistent cloud agent he can talk to on iMessage.
The internet collapsed distance between attention and income, so every marginal human securitizes themselves as the underlying asset.
Brendan Lands is joining OpenAI as VP of Global Partnerships.
a16z says 40% of AI leaders drop off every year, a brutal half life problem.
HappyRobot's motion is forward deployed engineering but they're building product, not delivering services.
MiniMax M3 is now available on Cloudflare AI Gateway with 50% off during the first week.
Gemma skills enables agents to build with Gemma using MTP for speed and choosing the right model size.
Kate built a cardputer client for Codex that sends tasks and watches edits come in.
Harry Stebbings says companies will spend more on tokens than salaries very soon.