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Sep 22

Sep 22Tue
  1. Cognition Blog (Devin, Windsurf)AI score26

    Cognition Expands to Latin America, Launching São Paulo Hub for Devin Software Engineering

    AICognition announced its expansion into Latin America at MASP in São Paulo, starting with a local team to help companies build more of their software in the region. Itaú reports more than 75% of its technology teams use Devin, with legacy .NET services migrated to Java 6x faster and about 70% of security vulnerabilities resolved automatically. Nubank says Devin cut a multi-million-line monolith migration from years to weeks, at over 20x lower cost.

  2. Sam BowmanAI score75

    Anthropic's Sam Bowman says Claude Opus 5.5 is safer, reducing misalignment risk

    AISam Bowman says Claude Opus 5.5 is sufficiently safer than its predecessors that releasing it more likely than not reduces misalignment risks. The quoted @claudeai post introduces Claude Opus 5.5 as the first model in the Claude 5.5 family, performing at the level of Claude Fable 5.1 on most tasks at 40% lower run cost than Opus 5.

    Why it matters: The post links a safety judgment to a model release, which is useful for readers weighing how Anthropic frames release decisions against misalignment risk.

  3. Amir EfratiAI score58

    China investigates Moonshot and DeepSeek over alleged leaks of sensitive data to US

    AIChinese authorities are investigating allegations from Anthropic that AI firms including Moonshot and DeepSeek may have facilitated leaks of sensitive Chinese military, police and state-owned corporate data to the U.S. The image text says the Cyberspace Administration of China summoned representatives of the seven companies named in Anthropic's report and later focused on DeepSeek and Moonshot, with officials interviewing executives and employees at their offices.

    Image from @amir's post
  4. Lovable BlogAI score38

    Lovable joins Blueprint Alliance to advance an open architecture for securing AI agents

    AILovable joined AWS, Google Cloud, Databricks, Salesforce, and other firms as a founding member of the Blueprint Alliance, a coalition developing an open reference architecture for securing and governing enterprise AI agents. The blueprint covers registering agents as identities with accountable owners, scoping their access to tasks, enforcing policies through gateways, and responding to incidents by revoking tokens or quarantining agents.

  5. KrASIA · Big TechAI score60

    Alibaba unveils Zhenwu V900 chip and targets over 20 GW data center capacity by 2032

    AIAlibaba is preparing its Zhenwu V900 proprietary accelerator for commercial release in the first quarter of 2027, claiming three times the performance of the M890. The company also targets more than 20 gigawatts of global data center capacity by 2032. Its capital expenditures rose 75% year-on-year in the June quarter, while AI cloud revenue grew 44.9% and cloud adjusted EBITA margin reached about 12%.

  6. X.PINAI 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.

    Image from @thexpin's post
  7. X.PINAI 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.

    Image from @thexpin's post

Sep 21

Sep 21Mon
  1. Waymo BlogAI 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.

  2. Amazon ScienceAI 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.

  3. KrASIA · Big TechAI 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.

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Sep 18

Sep 18Fri
  1. Google · AI blogAI 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.

  2. Anthropic NewsroomAI 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 TechAI 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. AnthropicAI 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)AI score60

    How an Anthropic employee's resignation tweet pushed AI risk into mainstream debate

    AIA tweet from Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon, who resigned saying AI could "kill us all by the end of the decade," was viewed over 170 million times and drew coverage on CNN, CBS, and Fox News. The article says AI risk has become a national political topic, but notes the House has begun a seven-week recess and no AI legislation is likely to pass before the new year.