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  • Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai)T2·Infra·68 pts

    Oracle Reveals Financial Model for 1GW AI Infrastructure with ~28% ROI

    Original: For Oracle, what 1GW of AI infrastructure earns. ~$80B contract value, ~$37B capex, ~$16B annual rev...

    Oracle disclosed key financial metrics for its 1GW AI infrastructure project at Investor Day, highlighting an $80B contract value, $37B capex, and $16B annual revenue. The model assumes a 5-year average contract term with ~35% gross margin and ~28% ROI, utilizing a cost-plus pricing structure.

  • Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai)T2·Agents·48 pts

    Walmart Launches AI Agent to Automate Streaming Ad Budgets

    Original: AI agents are moving to spending ad money.

    Vibe, acquired by Walmart, launched an AI agent that analyzes brand websites and budgets to automatically target streaming TV ads. This tool leverages Walmart's vast consumer purchase data to enable automated ad spending decisions for advertisers of all sizes.

  • The Verge AIT2·Industry·78 pts

    Microsoft Offers Voluntary Buyouts to 60,000 Employees

    Original: Microsoft’s AI future has fewer jobs

    Microsoft is expanding its voluntary buyout program to approximately 60,000 employees across the US, UK, Canada, and India, significantly larger than the earlier offer to 9,000 staff. This move aims to cut operating costs to sustain AI infrastructure investment, aligning with CEO Satya Nadella's strategy of reducing headcount while increasing per-researcher GPU resources.

  • Hacker News AIT2·Tools·68 pts

    Simantic Launches Firmware Simulation Layer for AI Agents

    Original: Launch HN: Simantic (YC F26) – Firmware Simulation for AI Agents

    YC-backed startup Simantic has launched a firmware simulation platform designed for AI agents. By providing virtual devboards accessible via API, the tool enables AI to autonomously validate firmware logic in seconds based on evidence, replacing traditional manual flashing and testing workflows.

  • Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai)T2·Agents·78 pts

    AgentWeb Launches: AI Agents Call Website Operations Directly Without Browsers

    Original: A website is starting to look like a set of callable operations, which is exactly how an agent wants...

    AgentWeb has launched a new web infrastructure that enables AI agents to execute website tasks via predefined tool interfaces, eliminating the need for traditional screenshot analysis and simulated clicking. Benchmark data shows a 47/47 success rate across 15 government portals and authenticated sites like Amazon and LinkedIn, with a median latency of 1.9 seconds and a total run cost of just $3.

  • The DecoderT2·Models·78 pts

    Mistral Releases 'Le Chonk', a Trillion-Parameter Open Coding Model

    Original: Paris-based Mistral releases "Le Chonk," a strong coding model that still trails China overall

    Mistral has released the weights for its largest model yet, Large 4 (codenamed 'Le Chonk'), featuring ~1 trillion total parameters and 52 billion active ones under a modified MIT license. While it demonstrates strong coding capabilities in independent benchmarks, it trails behind leading Chinese open-source models and frontier systems from Anthropic and Google on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index. Key strengths include high inference speed, lower API costs, and a robust refusal rate for harmful cyber requests.

  • Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai)T2·Agents·68 pts

    Snaptrude Launches Agent for Construction-Ready Building Design

    Original: AI has moved past code and text. It is now designing the buildings people will live and work in.

    Snaptrude has launched an AI agent for architectural design that generates construction-ready LOD 400 models, including structure, MEP, and full drawing sets, directly from site data or briefs. Unlike previous tools limited to visual shapes, this agent integrates actual physical components and engineering systems, supporting export to existing software ecosystems.

  • Hacker News AIT2·Models·58 pts

    Study Finds Only 40% of AI-Cited Stats Trace to Original Research

    Original: Only 40% of AI-cited statistics trace back to a study

    Testing five major AI assistants reveals that only 40% of cited statistics trace back to original academic studies. Most 'factual' numbers originate from blogs, marketing pages, or outdated sources, with different models often providing the same unsupported figures for identical questions. This highlights systemic flaws in LLM data hallucination and citation reliability.

  • LangChain BlogT1·Agents·68 pts

    The Managed Deep Agents platform now includes a built-in browser environment, enabling agents to perform web actions like clicking, scrolling, and form filling that APIs cannot cover. This update introduces context-efficient browser tools and supports thread/user-scoped sessions, allowing users to maintain login states across sessions via a 'handoff' mechanism.

  • Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai)T2·Infra·78 pts

    Oracle Plans 10x Compute Expansion to 10GW in Three Years

    Original: > Oracle is going for 10x compute capacity in 3 years.

    Oracle announced an aggressive expansion plan at its Investor Day, targeting a tenfold increase in AI compute capacity from ~1GW to ~10GW within three years. This infrastructure push coincides with a 4.6x surge in remaining performance obligations (RPO) to $638B, with the projected 7GW addition expected to generate substantial annual revenue once fully ramped.

  • The Verge AIT2·Tools·35 pts

    NYT Cooking Tests AI Recipe Modification Feature Amid User Backlash

    Original: The NYT Cooking app is testing AI recipe modifications

    The New York Times is testing an AI feature in its Cooking app on iOS that allows users to modify recipes based on available ingredients or equipment. While the publication claims the tool enhances personalization and keeps customized results private, it has sparked debate among subscribers regarding AI's role in curating traditional editorial content.

  • TechCrunch AIT2·Agents·68 pts

    AI Agent Wabi Raises $55M at $1.25B Valuation

    Original: Wabi, the AI agent that builds mini apps, now valued at $1.25B after latest round

    Wabi, an AI agent app founded by Replika creator Eugenia Kuyda, has raised $55 million at a $1.25 billion valuation. The startup pivoted from a prompt-to-app builder to a personal AI messenger that dynamically generates mini-app interfaces for specific tasks like meal planning and fitness tracking. Backed by investors including a16z and the Amazon Alexa Fund, the round highlights continued capital interest in autonomous agents capable of contextual interface generation.

  • IT之家 · 智能时代T2·Models·85 pts

    DiffuSpace Open-Sources Clover-35B Diffusion Model, Outperforming Autoregressive Peers

    Original: DiffuSpace 推出 Clover-35B-A3B-Preview 扩散语言模型,兼顾性能与速度

    AI lab DiffuSpace has released and open-sourced Clover-35B-A3B-Preview, the first diffusion language model with a MoE architecture. By employing iterative refinement for 'global thinking,' it outperforms the same-scale autoregressive model Qwen3.6-35B-A3B in benchmarks, particularly excelling in agentic coding and tool use while maintaining faster generation speeds.

  • IT之家 · 智能时代T2·Tools·45 pts

    Kimi Integrates with Gmail, Drive, and Calendar for Task Automation

    Original: 月之暗面 Kimi 接入谷歌 Gmail、云端硬盘和日历

    Moonshot AI announced that Kimi has integrated with Google's ecosystem, enabling users to access Gmail, Google Drive, and Calendar via plugins. This update allows users to summarize email threads, search cloud files, and plan daily schedules, with all operations secured through OAuth authorization.

  • IT之家 · 智能时代T2·Industry·68 pts

    Huawei Clarifies No Drug R&D, Targets AI Pharma Infrastructure

    Original: 华为制药军团总裁樊杰明确“华为不做药”,希望成为 AI 制药产业技术底座

    Huawei's Pharmaceutical Legion President Fan Jie clarified that Huawei will not engage in direct drug development but aims to serve as the technical infrastructure backbone for the AI pharma industry. Leveraging advantages in advanced computing power, cluster interconnectivity, and ecosystem synergy, Huawei provides foundational support to pharmaceutical companies and research institutions, with some projects already deploying hundred-card computing clusters.

  • Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai)T2·Industry·68 pts

    Microsoft Returns to Bond Market with $25B AI Debt Offering

    Original: Bloomberg: Microsoft is returning to the US bond market for the first time since its $17B sale in 20...

    Microsoft is returning to the US bond market for the first time since 2017, seeking at least $25 billion to fund its AI infrastructure expansion. Despite a stronger AAA rating, its long-term yields are pricing near Alphabet and Amazon, reflecting how hyperscalers' record $313 billion in investment-grade debt issuance this year is lifting borrowing costs across the sector.

  • Hacker News AIT2·Tools·68 pts

    Keplearn Launches Rust Symbolic Regression Engine for Instant Equation Extraction

    Original: Keplearn: Extract Equations from Data in Seconds

    Open-source tool Keplearn introduces a deterministic symbolic regression engine written in Rust, designed to recover closed-form mathematical equations from tabular data. Using best-first recursive reduction, it processes noisy datasets and outputs candidate equations as JSON within seconds, offering zero dependencies, single-binary deployment, and reproducible results for scientific law discovery and data modeling.

  • Hacker News AIT2·Models·88 pts

    Mistral Releases Open Weights for Le Chonk, Targeting Coding and Security

    Original: Mistral Large 4 (Le Chonk) is now Open Weight

    Mistral AI has officially released the open weights for its flagship model, Mistral Large 4 (Le Chonk). This 1-trillion-parameter multimodal model leads in agentic coding and defensive cybersecurity benchmarks. It offers three reasoning modes to balance cost and performance, emphasizing sovereign AI capabilities through European training.

  • The DecoderT2·Industry·68 pts

    DOJ Probes Nvidia's Hugging Face Acquisition and CUDA Monopoly Risks

    Original: US antitrust regulators are scrutinizing Nvidia's Hugging Face deal and sales practices

    The US DOJ is scrutinizing Nvidia's $12.93 billion acquisition of Hugging Face, fearing control over a key AI distribution hub could harm competition. Regulators are also investigating Nvidia's sales practices, cloud investments, and ecosystem lock-in risks associated with its CUDA software.

  • The Verge AIT2·Industry·78 pts

    Anthropic Files for IPO with Valuation Up to $2 Trillion

    Original: Anthropic is asking Wall Street to believe in AGI

    Frontier AI lab Anthropic has filed its S-1 document for a Nasdaq IPO, targeting a valuation between $1.5 and $2 trillion. The filing reveals the complex economics of frontier AI, built on ambitious assumptions about AGI's future impact and massive compute costs, marking a pivotal shift from private funding to public markets.

  • Hacker News AIT2·Agents·42 pts

    Thoughtworks CTO Explains Developer Caution on Agentic Coding

    Original: Why are good developers so wary of agentic development?

    Thoughtworks CTO Rachel Laycock argues that senior developers' hesitation toward agentic coding stems from the engineering reality that 'built' does not equal 'production-ready,' rather than fear of obsolescence. The piece highlights that professional judgment and caution are essential assets for navigating this new paradigm without a predefined map.

  • IT之家 · IT业界T2·Industry·68 pts

    Alphabet Shares Plunge on Missed Q3 Earnings and AI Cost Concerns

    Original: 谷歌 Alphabet 盘初跌超 13% 创其历史上最大单日跌幅

    Alphabet's shares plunged over 13%, marking its largest single-day drop ever, after Q3 revenue and net income missed market expectations. While Google Cloud revenue doubled, the decline in search advertising and a negative free cash flow driven by $51.4 billion in AI infrastructure capital expenditures intensified investor concerns.

  • Hugging Face BlogT1·Models·35 pts

    IBM Releases Granite Switch 4.1.1 with Model Hot-Swapping

    Original: Granite Switch 4.1.1 — Update models like you update software

    IBM released Granite Switch 4.1.1, highlighting the ability to 'update models like software' via its modular Switch architecture. This version serves as a patch or incremental update to last week's Granite Switch 4.1, focusing on improved multilingual and punctuation capabilities alongside a new Speech-to-Decisions demo.

  • IT之家 · 智能时代T2·Industry·68 pts

    Baidu VP Wu Tian Departs; Wenxin Model Updates Expected Next Week

    Original: 百度集团副总裁吴甜离职,知情人士称文心模型下周将有新进展

    Wu Tian, Baidu's Vice President and former head of the foundation model team, has confirmed her departure after a 20-year tenure. Despite this leadership change, Baidu asserts that technical progress continues uninterrupted, with new developments for the Wenxin (ERNIE) model expected next week. This follows the recent open-source release of Wenxin Unlimited OCR 2 and upcoming announcements at the Baidu World conference.

  • The Verge AIT2·Industry·68 pts

    Anthropic S-1 Reveals Massive Revenue Growth and Compute Dependency

    Original: Anthropic’s business plan: Build God or die trying

    Anthropic's first public filing (S-1) reveals a 14x year-over-year revenue growth to $16.3 billion in the first half of 2026, yet highlights significant fixed cost pressures. The business model relies heavily on aggressive compute spending and potential recursive self-improvement; without achieving automation beyond human supervision, meeting compute commitments and profitability remains challenging.