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Sep 22

Sep 22Tue
  1. X.PINXAI score46

    Moonshot's Kimi K3 now available on Amazon Bedrock

    AIMoonshot's Kimi K3 is now available on Amazon Bedrock, with its license requiring a paid agreement for model-hosting businesses and affiliates above $20M in annual revenue. AWS says customer data stays within its cloud, is not shared with Moonshot or used for training, and inference requests have zero data retention. Neither company disclosed financial terms.

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  2. X.PINXAI score42

    Alibaba targets 20GW cloud capacity by 2032, unveils Zhenwu V900 chip

    AIAlibaba CEO Eddie Wu said on September 22 that strong AI demand is driving infrastructure investment, targeting over 20GW of global cloud data-center capacity by 2032. T-Head unveiled the Zhenwu V900, claiming 3× the compute performance of the M890 and support for clusters of up to 500,000 accelerator cards. Servers using V900 chips are scheduled to launch in Q1 2027.

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Sep 21

Sep 21Mon
  1. Kevin Weil 🇺🇸XAI score22

    OpenAI forms independent mathematicians advisory group on AI research

    AIOpenAI is working with an independent advisory group of mathematicians to help responsibly share AI advances in mathematics. The group will advise on assessing and communicating new mathematical results, upholding academic and professional standards, and building tools for research and learning.

  2. Kilo (acq. by Anaconda)OfficialAI score36

    Kilo says a newer Claude model breached OpenAI in three hours

    AIKilo's post says Hacktron spent hours failing to exploit a known flaw in an old image library, then a working exploit of OpenAI came within three hours after Claude Opus 5 shipped. The post argues that teams cannot afford model lock-in as frontier models change daily.

  3. Waymo BlogOfficialAI score28

    Waymo launches transit rewards in San Francisco Bay Area, paying riders Waymo Cash for transit trips

    AIWaymo is launching a transit rewards program in the San Francisco Bay Area that issues $2.85 in Waymo Cash when riders take a Waymo trip and public transit within 2 hours, using a linked Visa card. The program covers all 27 Bay Area transit agencies that accept contactless Visa tap-to-pay, and employees get access first before a public rollout in the coming weeks. Waymo will also lease 40 dedicated Caltrain station parking spaces for staged vehicles.

  4. Amazon ScienceOfficialAI score29

    Amazon and Stanford launch research initiative to advance AI, energy, and healthcare

    AIAmazon and Stanford University have launched the Stanford and Amazon Research Initiative, a formal framework for research in AI, energy, and healthcare. More than 10 Amazon teams already fund active Stanford research and PhD fellowships, spanning humanoid robotics, post-quantum cryptography, causal measurement science, and AI-driven radiology. The initiative will support joint projects between Stanford faculty and Amazon scientists, PhD fellowships, and symposia and workshops.

  5. NVIDIAOfficialAI score38

    Grok 4.7 launches as xAI's most capable model for coding

    AISpaceXAI has released Grok 4.7, which it describes as its most capable model yet for coding and knowledge work, with NVIDIA supporting the launch through accelerated computing. Elon Musk characterized the model as combining strong intelligence, speed, and low cost.

  6. KrASIA · Big TechNewsAI score44

    Aridge plans UAE flying car sandbox and Abu Dhabi–Ras Al Khaimah demo route

    AIAridge has signed a cooperation agreement with Ras Al Khaimah to set up a regulatory sandbox for advanced air mobility in the UAE, overseen by the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority. The program will test its Land Aircraft Carrier in desert conditions and plans a demonstration route between Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah. Regulatory approval for commercial passenger eVTOL flights remains pending.

Sep 20

Sep 20Sun
  1. swyxXAI score22

    Jev Podcast Episode Announced by Latent Space Host swyx

    AIswyx announced a Latent Space podcast episode featuring Jev, subscribable on Apple and YouTube, and thanked guests Allen Park and Ke. A quoted post from @CompleteSkeptic claims Jev is a frontier model with 20-200x faster speed and 40-400x lower cost, but this post itself adds no verified details.

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Sep 18

Sep 18Fri
  1. VercelOfficialAI score22

    Jev Adopted Faster Than Any Model in AI Gateway History

    AIJev reached about 13% of teams on AI Gateway within its first day, which Vercel says is faster adoption than any other model in the gateway's history. That early uptake was roughly twice the GPT-5.6 family's and six times Fable 5.1's, according to the post.

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  2. Google · AI blogOfficialAI score29

    Google adds Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion and new directors to AI & Economy research team

    AIGoogle's AI & Economy Research Program has added Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion as an Academic Advisor and Ajay Agrawal as a Visiting Fellow, with Anu Madgavkar and Daniel Rock named Directors. The program covers the future of work, productivity and growth, global technology diffusion, and AI's impact on scientific discovery, and builds on the recently launched AI & Economy ATLAS v1.0.

  3. Kling AIOfficialAI score20

    Diane Shorthouse Explores AI Filmmaking with Kling AI on MINIBOTS

    AIVeteran film and TV producer Diane Shorthouse is exploring how AI can expand what filmmakers create, sharing her experience making MINIBOTS with Kling AI. The post says AI can support safer production and help bring emotional performances to AI characters.

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  4. Anthropic NewsroomOfficialAI score62

    Anthropic partners with Accenture on embedded AI model evaluation

    AIAnthropic is partnering with Accenture, through its specialist AI business Faculty, on independent evaluation of frontier models, including red-teaming, alignment assessments, and safeguard testing. Anthropic and Accenture each expect to invest at least $1 billion in this capacity over five years. The source says embedded evaluators would have employee-comparable access, but standards for access and reporting, and a settled funding system, do not yet exist.

    Why it matters: The source ties a new evaluation arrangement to an unresolved question of who funds and sets standards for independent AI evaluators, which is useful context for governance debates.

Sep 17

Sep 17Thu
  1. KrASIA · Big TechNewsAI score44

    Qianjue founder says robotics will have no single "ChatGPT moment"

    AIQianjue Technology founder Gao Haichuan argues that robotics will not see one breakthrough that suddenly lifts the whole industry, and he judges the company by deployment results rather than research papers. Qianjue, founded in 2023, has completed a Series A+ round worth a nine-figure RMB sum, with first orders coming from restaurant, cleaning, and hotel service robots. Gao says customers care about task completion, failure rates, and price rather than whether a predictive world model is used.

  2. AnthropicOfficialAI score38

    Anthropic and Adaptyv Bio launch protein design competition with 5,000 validated designs

    AIAnthropic is partnering with Adaptyv Bio on a protein design competition in which over 5,000 designs will be experimentally validated. Anthropic is providing up to $1 million in Claude credits plus funding for experimental validation alongside Adaptyv, while Modal contributes up to $250,000 in compute and Twist Bioscience supplies DNA.

  3. Understanding AI (Timothy B. Lee)BlogAI score60

    How a single tweet from an Anthropic employee brought AI risk into the mainstream

    AIFormer Anthropic pretraining researcher Jacob Coxon resigned last week, posting that neither OpenAI nor Anthropic is acting responsibly on AI. His tweet has been viewed over 170 million times and drew coverage on CNN, CBS, and Fox News, along with comments from lawmakers and celebrities. The author argues that near-term regulation is unlikely, since the House has begun a seven-week recess and no AI legislation is expected before the new year.

  4. Sierra BlogOfficialAI score38

    Sierra Achieves AIUC-1 Certification for Its AI Agent Platform

    AISierra has become AIUC-1 certified after an independent audit by Schellman and testing by the Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company (AIUC), a new standard for AI agents that tests resistance to manipulation and unauthorized access. Schellman found that Sierra met all applicable AIUC-1 requirements, and the technical evaluations recur at least quarterly with a full audit each year. The certification complements Sierra's existing SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001 attestations.

  5. Baidu Inc.OfficialAI score22

    Apollo Go plans to seek commercial autonomous driving approval in Hong Kong

    AIBaidu's Apollo Go plans to apply for commercial operation of its autonomous driving service in Hong Kong, citing the HKSAR Government's support in its first Five-Year Plan and the 2026 Policy Address. The company says it builds on fully driverless trials already conducted in the city. Baidu hopes Hong Kong can become a global benchmark for commercial autonomous driving in right-hand-drive markets.

Sep 16

Sep 16Wed
  1. Waymo BlogOfficialAI score55

    Waymo plans fully autonomous ride-hailing in Singapore by 2028

    AIWaymo announced plans to launch its fully autonomous, all-electric ride-hailing service in Singapore through the Waymo app in 2028, in partnership with the Ministry of Transport and Land Transport Authority. The rollout begins with initial Jaguar I-PACE vehicles arriving in the coming months, followed by a 2027 readiness phase of manual driving to adapt the Waymo Driver to local conditions.

  2. Greg BrockmanXAI score62

    Databricks rolls out Astra to all engineers, reports 60% higher coding spend

    AIDatabricks rolled out Astra to every engineer, about 3,500 people, after a pilot with around 200 users. Engineers given Astra increased coding spend by roughly 60% compared to baseline. The company reports Astra outperforms Opus 5 and Sol 5.6 on highly complex system design tasks, but sees no clear gain on medium or low complexity coding. Astra gets a separate sub-budget in Unity Gateway to encourage selective use.

    Why it matters: The post reports internal rollout data on cost and performance, showing how a company manages model access and budgets for engineers at scale.