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Google Shows What Gemini Omni and Gemini 3.5 Can Do in New Videos
Google released nine demonstration videos of Gemini Omni and Gemini 3.5 following their presentation at Google I/O 2026. We review what they show and what it means for the industry.
Google vibe-codes an I/O 2026 quiz with AI Studio
Google used its own AI Studio to build an interactive quiz about I/O 2026 announcements through vibe coding. A dogfooding exercise that reveals more than it might seem.
AI Startups Cleaning Your Home Free in Exchange for Recording You
Shift offers free apartment cleaning in New York City. The real payment comes from home recordings used to train AI robots.
When betting everything on AI goes wrong: the real cost of 'AI psychosis'
ClickUp eliminated 22% of its workforce to replace it with AI agents. Aaron Levie calls it 'AI psychosis'. 2026 layoff data is starting to prove him right.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: Speaker Proposal Deadline Closes Today
Today is the final day to submit a speaker proposal for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026. What this means for those working in the Claude ecosystem and applied AI.
Why Current APIs Are Slowing Down AI Agents
The problem isn't with the agents: APIs and legacy systems weren't designed for autonomous AI consumption. A practical case demonstrates this.
Shift offers free house cleaning in exchange for robot training data
Shift proposes cleaning homes at no cost while recording workers to gather training data for future domestic robots.
Foursquare uses data agents and AI to keep its POI map updated automatically
Foursquare explains how it combines human signals, data agents and AI models to continuously correct and update its points of interest database at scale.
STHTD-MP: Faster Convergence in Off-Policy Prediction with TD
A new temporal difference method, STHTD-MP, uses behavior policy geometry to accelerate convergence in off-policy prediction with linear function approximation.
Anthropic Offers Free Week of Claude Code
Anthropic launches a week-long free access promotion to Claude Code through a referral link. Here's what's included, who benefits, and what you need to know before activating it.
Zot adds support for Claude Opus 4.8
Zot has announced compatibility with Claude Opus 4.8, according to Hacker News. We examine what we know and what warrants caution.
Claude Opus 4.8: A Model That Doesn't Exist in Our Records
A Medium article claims to detail four features of Claude Opus 4.8. The problem: there's no official record of this model. Here's what we know.
Rig: Local code graph for coding agents, with a single npx command
Rig is an open source tool that generates a local code graph designed for coding agents, launchable with a single npx command and no prior installation.
Claude Code Anthropic-style: What changes in practice
XDA reproduced the setup Anthropic demonstrated at Code w/ Claude. We analyse what it means for teams already using Claude Code daily.
Anthropic closes $65B funding round, nears $1T valuation ahead of IPO
Claude's creator closes its Series H at a $965B post-money valuation, in what could be its final private fundraise before going public.
StrictlyVC Arrives in Los Angeles on June 18
TechCrunch brings StrictlyVC to Los Angeles on June 18 featuring speakers from Mach Industries, Shinkei Systems and other ecosystem companies.
Anthropic and SpaceX Compute Contract: One Year or Three?
Elon Musk describes the infrastructure deal between Anthropic and SpaceX as temporary and cancelable, but SpaceX's own S-1 filing shows payment commitments extending through May 2029.
Multiplayer: local debugging agent for Claude Code
Multiplayer captures complete, unsampled traces alongside Claude Code so code agents fix real bugs, not partial symptoms.
SambaNova: The Next Major Player in AI Chips?
General Compute fund is betting on SambaNova as the next chip manufacturer to break through, amid a global race for compute resources powering language models.
The Class of 2026 Boos AI at Graduation Ceremonies
When Eric Schmidt asked Arizona graduates to help shape AI, the response was a wave of boos. The signal says more than any survey ever could.
Vertu launches AI-powered foldable for executives starting at $6,880
Vertu enters the ultra-premium segment with a foldable built on the open-source Hermes project, integrating AI agent workflows and enterprise connectors.
Rust as a Linux Kernel Firewall Against AI-Generated Code
Greg Kroah-Hartman argues that Rust can serve as a quality barrier in the Linux kernel against the rise of low-quality AI-generated contributions. A technical debate with real implications.
TopRec: AI-powered candidate screening for recruitment teams
TopRec is a screening and CRM tool for recruiters that uses AI to filter candidates. We analyze what it offers and who it's built for.
Why AI infrastructure is nothing like classic cloud
Scaling a language model isn't the same as scaling a web app. The infrastructure differences between AI and traditional cloud are deeper than most teams anticipate.
Snowflake Signs $6B AWS Deal for AI-Optimized CPU Chips
Snowflake commits to Amazon for five-year supply of CPU chips tailored for AI workloads, a deal that strengthens AWS's position against Nvidia in the competitive infrastructure market.
DeepSWE: a benchmark for measuring code agents in real-world conditions
DeepSWE proposes measuring the actual performance of frontier coding agents on complete software engineering tasks, not isolated code snippets.
The SEO You Built No Longer Works for Today's Search
Google I/O confirmed what many feared: AI-generated answers now sit at the centre of search, and brands barely understand how they appear in them.
Factually: AI-powered search for reliable answers
Factually is an AI-driven research tool promising verified answers. We examine what it offers and who benefits in an already crowded market.
A Cannes Short Film Spent $400,000 of $500,000 Budget on AI Compute
A short film presented at Cannes 2026 allocated 80% of its budget—$400,000—to AI compute costs. What this reveals about the current state of AI-driven audiovisual production.
BrickAnything Converts Any 3D Shape into Building Instructions with Discrete Pieces
A new AI system generates physically assemblable piece sequences from 3D point clouds, solving the stability failures that plagued previous methods.