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AIThomas Dohmke says Entire is already approving merges this way, with the capability coming to iPhone Duo in October. The background post notes the new Trails split view was designed with iPhone Duo in mind.

AIBill Peebles, OpenAI's former head of Sora, is teaming up with Hollywood mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg and investor Sujay Jaswa to create a new startup. The company will develop AI models for Hollywood, according to a report from The Information.

AIRadixArk has published a cookbook on its Miles documentation site covering how to run DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. The post itself contains only a link to the cookbook page, so no further details about features, figures, or setup steps are available.

AIBAAI released open-source resources for three AIDD projects on Hugging Face: EPT, an equivariant pretrained transformer for unified 3D molecular representation learning, and UniPath, a learnable-time flow matching method for crystal structure and energy prediction. The repository mirrors their GitHub source code and READMEs, with setup, preprocessing, training, and evaluation documentation. The MiSI benchmark is released separately on Hugging Face.

AIMireye, a Y Combinator S26 startup, launches an API and MCP server that supply AI agents with cited facts, property enrichment, tools, and change signals for any US location. The founder says a free tier of 5,000 credits is available with no card, and that his earlier site-screening app was dropped because customers wanted the underlying engine. Usage data cited in the post shows 311 of the 317 catalog fields are queried.

AINori Robotics, a Y Combinator S26 company, is selling the Nori A3, a humanoid robot priced at $1,688 with no deposit and shipping in fall 2026. The robot has 7+1 degree-of-freedom arms with 1.5 kg payload per arm, a 12 m lidar, four 720p RGB cameras, and 6-8 hours of battery life. Nori says it is assembled in San Francisco and offers a skills marketplace and a laptop app for training and operating the robot.

AIAlmanac, a Y Combinator S26 company, launches a personal AI workspace that brings together tasks, projects, conversations and a connected wiki. The workspace picks up follow-ups from connected email and calendar accounts, and the Mac desktop app is the starting point. A seven-day free trial requires a card, then the plan renews at $20 per month unless canceled, and model usage counts toward a connected ChatGPT subscription's Codex limits.