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  1. Jensen HuangXAI score62

    NVIDIA partners with six financial firms to mobilize $500 billion for AI infrastructure

    AINVIDIA says it has partnered with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR to set up independent financing platforms aiming to mobilize over $500 billion of third-party capital for AI infrastructure. The article argues AI factories are investable assets because they generate revenue, serve many customers and improve through CUDA software. NVIDIA says it may provide residual-value support for up to 25% of an opportunity on a project-by-project basis.

    Why it matters: The announcement shows how NVIDIA frames AI factories as financeable assets, with concrete rental price figures and a 25% residual-value support cap.

  2. Rowan CheungXAI score45

    Missile engineer's 40-gram drone hunts mosquitoes mid-air using sound

    AIA former missile guidance engineer built a 40-gram autonomous drone that identifies mosquitoes by the Doppler signature of their wings and intercepts them with propellers. The company, backed by YC, believes 10 drones could clear one square kilometre at 100x lower cost, but the only public demo so far killed a moth in an enclosed room.

    Video from @rowancheung's post
  3. Andy JassyXAI score38

    Novo Nordisk selects AWS as preferred cloud and strategic AI partner

    AINovo Nordisk has chosen AWS as its preferred cloud provider and strategic AI partner to accelerate drug discovery. The collaboration will combine Novo Nordisk's scientific expertise with AWS AI tools, including Amazon Bio Discovery and Bedrock AgentCore, and establish a co-innovation hub in London. The partnership already spans AWS, Amazon Pharmacy, and One Medical.

    Image from @ajassy's post

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  1. Sequoia CapitalBlogAI score36

    Corma Builds Defensive Cybersecurity Foundation Model to Counter AI-Driven Attacks

    AICorma is training a foundation model for defensive cybersecurity agents, trained with large-scale reinforcement learning on simulated enterprise networks. In red/blue team tests, a defender failed to find a planted backdoor 78% of the time, even when it was an identical copy of the model that planted it. Corma says its agentic Security Workforce is deployed at Fortune 500 companies and large enterprises, and that the firm's seed round is led by Sequoia Capital.

  2. PromptArmor Threat IntelligenceOfficialAI score65

    Malicious Zoom AI Skill Can Keep Attacker Connected and Exfiltrate Data

    AIPromptArmor reports that a malicious Skill or indirect prompt injection can make Zoom's ZoomMate agent connect to an attacker's server and run commands. The connection can persist after the user clicks stop or closes Zoom, and the final chat output appears normal.

    Why it matters: The report shows how a malicious skill or prompt injection can keep a Zoom agent connected after the user stops it, a risk to weigh before enabling agentic assistants.

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  1. Lisa SuXAI score47

    AMD agrees to acquire AI inference startup Taalas

    AIAMD has agreed to acquire Taalas, an AI inference company, according to AMD CEO Lisa Su's post on X. Su described the Taalas team as phenomenal and working at the cutting edge of AI inference. The post gives no deal terms or closing timeline.

    Image from @LisaSu's post
  2. OpenAI NewsroomOfficialAI score34

    OpenAI partners with American Psychological Association on youth AI mental health

    AIOpenAI is working with the American Psychological Association to bring psychological science and clinical expertise into its work on AI and youth mental health. Together, the two organizations plan to develop evidence-based guidance, resources, and safeguards aimed at ensuring AI supports young people's well-being and healthy development.

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  1. Jeff DeanXAI score38

    Jeff Dean leaves Google after 27 years to co-found DiscoLoopAI

    AIGoogle's Jeff Dean says tomorrow will be his last day at the company after 27 years, which he describes as growing from 25 people to over 190,000. He notes Google now has thirteen products used by more than a billion people and says he is starting DiscoLoopAI with longtime colleagues Sanjay Ghemawat, Oriol Vinyals, and Quoc Le.

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  2. Andrew NgXAI score57

    Jeff Dean, Sanjay Ghemawat, Oriol Vinyals and Quoc Le found Discovery Loop

    AIJeff Dean, Sanjay Ghemawat, Oriol Vinyals and Quoc Le are founding Discovery Loop, a Public Benefit Corporation focused on automating machine learning, science, and engineering to accelerate discovery. The founders say they have worked together for 14 to 30 years and helped build widely used products, infrastructure and AI models. Andrew Ng's own text is a congratulatory message, and the company's mission statement appears in the attached image.

  3. Jeff DeanXAI score18

    Jeff Dean's new venture plans hiring and automating ML experimentation

    AIJeff Dean says his new venture is first focusing on finding office space and hiring a founding team over the next few weeks. The company plans to build infrastructure, AI models, and systems to automate large-scale experimentation for ML research and engineering, using itself as the first customer. The post also announces open hiring at discoveryloop.com.

  4. koray kavukcuogluXAI score38

    Koray Kavukcuoglu named SVP leading Google DeepMind's model development

    AIKoray Kavukcuoglu, who will become SVP of Google DeepMind, announced he will lead all aspects of model development, GDM research, and Gemini app and dev teams. He thanked Sundar Pichai and congratulated Demis Hassabis on becoming Chair of Google DeepMind and Chief Scientist of Alphabet while continuing to lead Isomorphic Labs. Kavukcuoglu said he will keep working with Hassabis as the teams pursue AGI.

  5. Quoc LeXAI score62

    Quoc Le and colleagues co-found Discovery Loop to automate ML and science

    AIQuoc Le, Jeff Dean, Sanjay Ghemawat, and Oriol Vinyals announced they are co-founding Discovery Loop, a Public Benefit Corporation. The company aims to automate machine learning, science, and engineering to accelerate discovery and progress.

    Why it matters: The announcement names the co-founders and a public benefit structure, showing how this new company frames automating machine learning, science, and engineering.

  6. Rowan CheungXAI score13

    Rowan Cheung's Community AI Workflow Hub draws hundreds of submissions early on

    AIRowan Cheung said the Community AI Workflow Hub, a Reddit-style site for sharing AI use cases, received hundreds of detailed submissions in its first couple of days. He said readers call it their favorite part of The Rundown, with users from retirees to teachers finding workflows relevant to their lives and work.

    Image from @rowancheung's post

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  1. PromptArmor Threat IntelligenceOfficialAI score67

    Atlassian Rovo can be manipulated to exfiltrate Jira and Confluence data

    AIPromptArmor reports that a hidden prompt injection in an uploaded file can make Atlassian Rovo send Jira tickets and Confluence documents to an attacker's URL without human approval. The attack works even when organization-wide web search is disabled, because the setting does not remove the URL retrieval tool. PromptArmor says it disclosed the issue to Atlassian on May 23, 2026, and that Rovo remained vulnerable at publication on August 5, 2026.

    Why it matters: The report traces a full indirect prompt injection chain in Rovo, showing how a disabled web search setting still leaves a data exfiltration path open.

  2. Hugging FaceOfficialAI score20

    Hugging Face joins Open Secure Alliance on security incident learning guidelines

    AIHugging Face is working with the Open Secure Alliance to develop guidelines for incident learning. The goal is to collectively improve how security incidents are reviewed, disclosed, and controlled. The Alliance, now over 120 members, is sharing proposed SAFE guidelines for turning confidential incident findings into broader ecosystem protection.

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  1. Ali GhodsiXAI score20

    Databricks reportedly leads Kimi K3 in speed and latency

    AIAli Ghodsi said Databricks has the fastest and lowest latency for Kimi K3 (max), citing an Artificial Analysis provider comparison page. The post credits the Databricks AI team and links to the provider benchmark results.

    Image from @alighodsi's post

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  1. Kevin Weil 🇺🇸XAI score18

    Kevin Weil applauds Applied Electrodynamics' vision for seeing beyond light

    AIKevin Weil, an OpenAI account, reacted enthusiastically to a post from @bavser introducing Applied Electrodynamics. The quoted post describes WaveSight, which uses radio frequencies to reveal internal structure behind opaque layers for construction, inspection, and security workers.

  2. Google LabsOfficialAI score22

    Google's Flow Sessions Artists Debut Short Films From Fourth Cohort

    AIGoogle has released short films created by its fourth Flow Sessions cohort, a six-week creative partner program for artists. The program uses Google Flow, Google's creative studio featuring its advanced generative models, to support co-creation and passion projects.

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  1. Augment Code BlogOfficialAI score39

    GPT-5.6 Sol Becomes Augment Cosmos's Default Model for Token Efficiency

    AIAugment Code has made GPT-5.6 Sol the default model in Cosmos, choosing it as the most token-efficient model to clear its pass-rate floor for long-horizon software engineering tasks. The company ranks models by cost per task rather than list price per million tokens, since retries on failed steps add token spend. Users can still select any model, and the default will change as more token-efficient models emerge.