Breaking news, AGI updates, and analysis of the intelligence revolution.
📰 News Anthropic says operators linked to Alibaba pulled reasoning traces from Claude Opus through more than 3,500 fraudulent accounts. China's Commerce Ministry calls the US advisory that cites such findings groundless.
📰 News A listed US robotics company is demoing a humanoid and an autonomous transport working as one fleet at IMTS 2026 — coordination is the pitch, not the robots.
📰 News Two ex-Apple engineers raised $100M to automate the warehouse job everyone hates — and say robots are already running it for a Fortune 250 company.
📰 News A Republican Senate subcommittee wants 16 answers about the July breach by October 1 — while a Democrat demands to know why GPT-6 Astra is harder to monitor than the models that caused it.
📰 News d-Matrix's Raptor XPU — 100 TB/s of memory bandwidth from stacked 3D DRAM — will ship in Nvidia's standard liquid-cooled racks. Nvidia wins either way.
📰 News A former Alibaba Tongyi lab intern's 11-month-old testing startup is reportedly closing a $300m round from Alibaba, Tencent and HSG at $2.5b. The evals business has become infrastructure.
📰 News A year-long UK commission says new AI health tools should run under supervision before full approval — learner plates for algorithms, plus continuous monitoring and public safety records.
📰 News No training on student data, no AI companions, human review for high-risk decisions — and school districts can bolt the terms onto existing Microsoft contracts from November.
📰 News The founder of the Alignment Research Center joins the board that controls OpenAI — as a non-voting observer on the PBC board, with a recusal covering his own government work.
📰 News A dashboard robot with a smiling OLED face that leaves voice notes at physical locations — Timo launches on Kickstarter today. It is either charming or deeply strange, and the campaign will find out which.
📰 News Recurring revenue, narrowing losses, real innovation: the bar for a humanoid IPO just got higher in China. The trigger was not a failing company — it was the sector's strongest one.
📰 News Tens of thousands of Indian workers film their own jobs for roughly $2.62 an hour so humanoid robots can learn to move like people. The practice is load-bearing for the entire humanoid economy — and the ethics haven't caught up.