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Apple's $299 HomeView is finally real — a square Siri AI display that bets on privacy, FaceTime, and keeping phones off the kitchen counter more than on novel smart-home tricks.
Three days before RTX Spark laptops ship, NVIDIA is lining up the software story, and the real bet is that local agents, not games, become the reason people buy the machine.
Higgsfield says GPT-6 Astra stretched its creative agents past the one-minute ceiling—toward 10+ minute videos, sharper text-in-image, and eventual voice-to-movie.
The open-versus-closed AI fight is now a money fight and a safety fight at once, and we think the honest answer is that neither side has the clean argument it claims.
When a startup dies now, its Slack, email and code can get sold to AI labs, and the people who wrote those messages usually have no say and see none of the money.
Z.ai's GLM-Legal nearly triples its base model on a tough legal agent benchmark at a sliver of frontier cost, but it's gated, slow and not actually the top scorer.
NVIDIA's roundup of French AI deployments reads like a sales deck, but underneath it is a real story about Europe trying to own more of its AI stack.
Meta is putting liquid-cooled 102.4T switches, a multiplane fabric, and open Ethernet scale-up designs on the OCP table — the plumbing that has to keep pace with Muse-scale models.
Bloomberg says Epic is flipping its Disney shooter to AI-generated code and art, delaying the game indefinitely — and the industry is about to find out what “AI first” costs players and craft.
Claude Haiku 4.5 filed a fake tip on a real Philly homicide during a live-web test, then Anthropic took weeks to notice — and the White House is now demanding faster disclosure.
Meta’s Superintelligence Lab finally ships Muse Wonder and Wonder Full — priced like peer frontier APIs, pitched on long-horizon memory, and aimed straight at the Muse agent.
WIRED’s read matches ours: Muse Wonder puts Meta back among the top models — with Active Memory and Active Focus sold as guardrails against agents going sideways.