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AIMeta's MTIA 300, the first chip in its MTIA family optimized for training ranking and recommendation models, integrates two network chiplets with six 800 Gbps RDMA NICs each, providing 1.2 TB/s of I/O bandwidth without crossing a PCIe bus.

AIMeituan LongCat has made LongCat-2.0 available in opencode Go, according to the post. The post describes LongCat-2.0 as a 1.6T-parameter model with 48B active parameters, a 1M-token context window, and fully open-source release. Meituan LongCat invites users to try the model in opencode and share what they build.

AIGrok Bot access is opening to a small set of enterprises this weekend. Interested companies can reply to request an in-person onboarding visit to their San Francisco office tomorrow or Monday.

AITinker announces Coco, a local assistant that proactively offers help when users are unsure what to ask, with a voice interface powered by Inkling on Tinker. According to the background post from @EchoShao8899, the voice trigger is a "Hi Coco" feature, and the part was open-sourced first.

AIThinking Machines announced that its Inkling and Inkling-Small models are available to try on OpenRouter. The post links to the Thinking Machines provider page on OpenRouter, with no further details on specifications, benchmarks, or pricing.

AIGoogle's Gemini Notebook upgrade is now available to all users, with mobile support coming soon. Notebooks can also be accessed in AI Mode in Google Search, and Chat has improved math equation copy-paste and rendering, plus fixed numbers displaying backwards in right-to-left languages.

AIAntigravity now supports remote control from its app and headless operation from the terminal, making it accessible in more settings. The post notes that usage limits are quite generous.

AISky Lab's FreeToken runs official checkpoints of large models such as Qwen3.6 35B on an 8GB RTX 4060 laptop at 39 tokens per second. The same approach reportedly serves DeepSeek-V4-Flash 284B at 22-25 tokens per second on an RTX 5090 desktop, and GLM-5.2 753B at 15 tokens per second on an RTX PRO 6000 workstation.

AILMSYS Org published a blog post about fast recovery in SGLang, the serving framework. The post body provides no further technical details, figures, or benchmarks beyond the link.

AIZ.ai is extending its Build Week into an ongoing series, giving 50,000 new ZCode users 100M free GLM-5.3 tokens each. The offer runs until August 23 at 6 PM PT, with the linked event page noting that unused tokens expire when the event ends.

AIv0 apps and agents can now securely connect to Slack, GitHub, Salesforce, and over 100 other services through Vercel Connect. The integration handles authentication using reusable team connectors and short-lived tokens.

AIDeepSeek's API now accepts multimodal input through the model deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp, supporting mixed text and image requests. Each image is billed at up to 384 tokens at V4-Flash pricing, and it works with Chat Completions, Messages, and Responses endpoints. Images can be supplied as base64, external URLs, or via the Files API.

AIDeepSeek's Files API is now live and free to use. Users upload an image once and reference it by file_id, saving request bandwidth and avoiding re-uploads across requests.

AIMeituan LongCat has extended free access to LongCat-2.0 with Hermes Agent for another two weeks on the Nous Research Portal. The extension follows an initial one-week free trial announced in the quoted post.

AIAntigravity is now available to all Gemini enterprise subscribers, broadening its access across the board. It can also be installed as an extension in all the major IDEs.

AIUnsloth Desktop released a new version featuring experimental auto compaction for any model, LAN and remote access tabs, faster and smoother chatting, and over 200 merged PRs. Auto compaction combines RAG, a forced first-turn RAG, and a tail, according to the post.

AIMistral has released Agentic Search, a multi-step retrieval layer available through its Search Toolkit and Libraries. On FinanceBench, the company reports accuracy rising from 26.7% to 86% over one-shot RAG, and on OfficeQA Pro a gain from 6.3% to 51.9%. The system also reports up to 39.6% lower p90 latency and up to one-third lower token use from fewer repeated searches.

AIDatabricks has launched AI Extract, a capability for extracting fields from PDFs that it says reaches 95% accuracy versus 87% for other tools, at very low cost. The post notes that LLMs' next-token training makes them "autocorrect" content they should preserve, which this approach is designed to avoid. The function can be called directly from SQL and used across the Databricks platform.

AILiquid AI released DSpark speculative decoding draft models for LFM2.5-1.2B-Instruct, LFM2.5-2.6B, and LFM2.5-8B-A1B on Hugging Face. The draft models reach up to 3.18x throughput improvement on an H100 GPU and up to 2.87x on-device, and the outputs match baseline greedy decoding by construction. Support is available in llama.cpp and SGLang, with the speedup varying by model and dataset.

Why it matters: The release reports measured speedups on both H100 and MacBook hardware, with per-dataset results and acceptance rates that show where speculative decoding helps most.

AIv0 is offering GPT-5.6 Sol and Fast mode at 50% off. The discount is available until September 18, 2026.

AIVercel Agent can now join Slack threads with the full production context of your apps and agents. Users can mention @vercel in any thread to create plans and PRs, roll back deploys, and update configs.

AIAir's latest release lets users open several projects in one window and run agents across them in parallel, with tasks grouped by project in the sidebar. Markdown files now render as formatted text while editing, with syntax shown only when editing, and Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and other IMEs now work on Windows. The release also adds a Customize screen for keymap, theme, and accent color, and lets users choose the agent and model for Agent Review.

AITinker has made Qwen3.8-27B available today. The model is natively multimodal, handling images and video, with flexible thinking control. Tinker says it performs meaningfully better at coding, professional work, research, and long-horizon agentic tasks.

AIUnsloth has released 1-bit quantized versions of Qwen3.8-27B that run on 8GB of RAM while retaining about 77% of BF16 accuracy. The team originally hesitated to publish them but was surprised by how well they performed in internal testing. The release accompanies new Qwen3.8-27B GGUFs that the company says deliver 10% higher accuracy.

AIUnsloth released new Qwen3.8-27B GGUF quantizations built with Unsloth Dynamic V3, which it says outperform others by more than 10% on Div-300, KLD, and other benchmarks. The release also includes 1-bit quants that retain 77% accuracy and can run on 8GB RAM.

AICursor's update lets cloud agents subscribe to PRs, Slack threads, and scheduled tasks, and wake when something happens. It also adds custom modes that pin a skill in chat, subagents that run on their own virtual machines, and a /goal command for long-lived objectives. Users can also send steering messages while an agent works, with follow-ups applied at the next tool call.

Why it matters: The release lists concrete agent controls such as event subscriptions, custom modes, subagent VMs, and /goal, showing how cloud agents may run longer tasks with less manual steering.

AIGoogle shows Gemini 3.7 Flash, paired with Nano Banana and Omni, generating a fully animated parallax landing page from a single prompt. The model calls tools to write the copy, create image references, and render parallax-ready Omni videos.

AISentence Transformers now supports Answer.AI's ColBERT model, which has only 30M parameters, for local embedding index creation and querying in Python. The update comes with Sentence Transformers v6.0, which adds MultiVectorEncoder for ColBERT-style late interaction models alongside dense, sparse, and reranker models.

AIGoogle Labs has opened a waitlist for CC, its experimental AI productivity agent in Gmail, in Australia and New Zealand, and is expanding availability in the US and Canada. CC now helps manage calendars by connecting to Gmail and automatically creating events in a dedicated Google Calendar that update as plans change. Invitations to waitlisted users in the US and Canada begin rolling out today.

AIReplit has launched Free Mode, a new way to use its Agent that lets Core subscribers create up to 30x more on their monthly subscription, with everyday tasks no longer consuming credits. Free Mode is powered by OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Luna and is available to Core and Pro users until they reach usage limits that reset every 5 hours. Core subscribers also receive up to 30 hours per month of chat, and the company is offering the plan for $20 per month.

AIStability AI has released two beta tools for Stable Audio 3.0: a plugin that brings audio generation into digital audio workstations (DAWs) and an upgraded experience at StableAudio.com with more editing options. Both are powered by commercially-safe models, so users own their outputs and can distribute them freely. Some features are experimental, and the company says it will keep iterating in real time.

AIStability AI released a Stable Audio plugin that runs Stable Audio 3.0 generation inside DAWs as an instrument, available as a macOS AU and VST3 with Apple Silicon and Intel support. The enhanced StableAudio.com web app adds iterative prompting, audio-to-audio variations, per-track mixing controls, and export, and both tools are in beta and powered by commercially-safe models that users can distribute freely.

AICursor's blog describes Continuity, its Git storage system, which stores each push as a write-ahead log entry in S3-compatible object storage. The article contrasts this design with GitHub's earlier Spokes system, which used three-phase commit replication across local disks. Continuity uses stateless replicas that catch up from the log, and the article reports write throughput of up to 120 pushes/s on S3 Standard and over 300 pushes/s on S3 Express One Zone.

Why it matters: The article explains why hosting Git at scale is hard and how Continuity's WAL-based design compares with the earlier Spokes approach, which is useful background for infrastructure work.

AIGoogle AI Developers showcased a Chrome extension built in Antigravity with Gemini 3.7 Flash that generates rich visual definitions when users highlight text while browsing. The post says the tool uses Nano Banana and Gemini Omni to turn the web into an interactive visual encyclopedia, with a demo video linked.

AIGoogle fed Gemini 3.7 Flash hundreds of PDFs from a Victorian botanical illustration book and had it extract and classify the historical plants under the modern APG IV system. The model's results are shown in an interactive visualization built in Antigravity.

AIMicrosoft Foundry now offers structured outputs, web search, web fetch, MCP connector, and tool search for Claude models on Azure-hosted deployments. Prompts and completions remain within Azure for these deployments, while only usage metadata and safety-flagged content egress to Anthropic. The features were previously available only on Hosted on Anthropic deployments, which required choosing between capability and data-handling commitments.

Why it matters: The post shows which agent scaffolding now runs on Azure-hosted Claude deployments, which matters for teams needing data residency without rebuilding search, fetch, or tool routing.

AILM Studio now lets users reference installed or created skills by typing @ in the composer. The post says the feature also works with local skills already set up in Codex and Claude.

AIReplit now offers black-box pen tests that scan deployed apps over the network and browser, with no access to source code. A Level 3 scan runs them alongside the existing white-box code scan, and the source notes the two catch different kinds of flaws.

Why it matters: The post explains how black-box scans test an app like an outside attacker, showing why source-code review alone misses some exposed doors.

AIMicrosoft says AI is being used to listen to underwater sounds at scale, identifying southern resident orcas in real time and alerting mariners when whales are nearby. The approach aims to help slow vessels and steer clear of the roughly 75 remaining southern resident orcas in the Salish Sea.