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The New Stack 1 month ago 18 ● 2 sources
Perplexity added its Portable Computer local agent to the Windows version of the Perplexity app for compatible Nvidia RTX/RTX PRO GPUs. It requires an Nvidia GPU with at least 24GB of VRAM to run the agent. This expands local agent autonomy to Windows while enforcing that VRAM limit and keeping cloud escalation as a fallback for tasks beyond local compute.
Latent Space 1 month ago 42 ● 2 sources
Richard Socher’s company Recursive raised a $4.65B seed round and assembled researchers to build an “Eureka Machine” that can automate parts of AI research via recursive self-improvement. In less than two days, Recursive’s AI research system reportedly outperformed humans and their agents on optimization tasks. The effort shifts AI research toward self-improving agents that accelerate invention across areas like science and GPU kernel optimization while also raising focus on risks like reward hacking and goal-setting.
Exponential View 1 month ago 10
Anthropic signed compute agreements worth up to $517 billion in the last 11 months.
MarkTechPost 1 month ago 32
NVIDIA open-sourced OSMO as a Kubernetes-native workflow orchestrator that runs physical AI training, simulation, and robot testing from one YAML across multiple GPU and edge tiers. OSMO release 6.3.1 tightened default authorization by adjusting the default osmo-user role, and the dataset CLI was scheduled to be removed in 6.4. Teams now describe full pipelines at a platform level (not cluster names) and gain built-in scheduling, interactive remote development, and RBAC/OAuth/TLS integration while migrating away from the standalone dataset CLI.
Tech.eu 1 month ago 13
Europe’s policymakers and AI experts say the continent faces a risk of being permanently dependent on foreign governments and individuals unless it scales up AI infrastructure and capabilities. The report urges €100 billion in data-centre spending to raise Europe’s share of global computing power from 5% to 15% by 2030, alongside €1.5 trillion in private investment. Europe would shift toward faster data-centre buildout, a new member-state alliance for AI supply-chain security, and AI threat planning in crisis preparedness.
Product Hunt 1 month ago 8
Jurniti launched an always-on AI-agent hosting service that runs each agent in its own Firecracker microVM with a hardware boundary. The service starts at $25 per month and the box becomes live in about three minutes after payment. Agents get dedicated isolated environments with persistent disk and an in-browser terminal under a subdomain, with model keys kept inside the guest.
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24 October 2026
Open-weight models are moving from “interesting” to “in the room,” and today’s proof comes with receipts. Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3.1 Pro lands as an open-weight flagship with a projected path to narrow the gap to top proprietary systems—from 12 points down to 3 on Artificial Analysis’s Intelligence Index—if Moonshot publishes the weights by Nov. 4. In the latest scoring snapshot, Kimi K3.1 Pro sits at 55 points, placing fourth overall behind Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Sonnet 5.5. The model also targets a practical pain point: improved agentic workflow performance with lower hallucinations, alongside cheaper API token costs than its predecessor.
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