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A Truth Social “before and after” of a White House column carries OpenAI’s SynthID watermark — politics meeting generative edits in plain sight.
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A Truth Social “before and after” of a White House column carries OpenAI’s SynthID watermark — politics meeting generative edits in plain sight.

Meta’s Muse Spark Open — 816B parameters, 1M context — ships as a Mac-ready open-weight coding and agent model, if you’ve got a terabyte of RAM.
MarkTechPost’s take on Nemotron 3.5 Super VL: 120B open multimodal MoE, 12B active, 1M context, NVFP4 weights aimed at agents.

Anthropic is embedding six METR researchers with employee-level access — and giving up the right to kill their public assessments.

Meta’s Forum app was a testbed for human-on-the-loop agents — success measured as verified production changes, not lines of code.

OpenAI’s Rosalind Academic Plan: up to 30 free Business seats for a year and trusted-access GPT-Rosalind for eligible U.S. university labs.

Zuckerberg and Apple’s John Ternus are publicly cheering Muse Spark Open on dual M5 Ultra Mac Studios — rivals playing nice for on-desk open weights.

NVIDIA’s serving note: Muse Spark Open trained on GB300 NVL72, NVFP4 for Blackwell, claims up to 50K tok/s per GPU for agentic coding.

NVIDIA’s launch-day invitation: RTX Spark Windows PCs for creators, gamers, and agents — plus #ShareYourSpark and world events.

The Verge on Muse: you may have clicked yes — your friends never did — and security researchers say the agent builds hourly dossiers on everyone in your life.

NVIDIA’s Nemotron 3.5 Super VL (120B open) plus Bolt edge models aim to cover always-on agents from server rack to RTX laptop.

NVIDIA folds vision, documents, video and tool use into one open 120B mixture-of-experts model, betting enterprises would rather post-train a single agent brain than stitch several together.