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Sep 18

Sep 18Fri
  1. The Register · AIAI score34

    KDE turns 30 as Akademy weighs an AI-native desktop proposal

    AIKDE's Akademy conference in Graz, Austria, opens on September 19, where contributors Eva Brucherseifer and Jan Muehlig will present a talk proposing an "AI-native" KDE desktop built on a personal, encrypted "Kadai" kernel. The proposal's middle section is expected to divide attendees, while the project marks its 30th anniversary, with KDE 1.0 released in July 1998.

  2. Google · AI blogAI score29

    Google adds Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion and new directors to AI & Economy research team

    AIGoogle's AI & Economy Research Program has added Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion as an Academic Advisor and Ajay Agrawal as a Visiting Fellow, with Anu Madgavkar and Daniel Rock named Directors. The program covers the future of work, productivity and growth, global technology diffusion, and AI's impact on scientific discovery, and builds on the recently launched AI & Economy ATLAS v1.0.

Sep 17

Sep 17Thu
  1. KrASIA · Big TechAI score44

    Qianjue founder says robotics will have no single "ChatGPT moment"

    AIQianjue Technology founder Gao Haichuan argues that robotics will not see one breakthrough that suddenly lifts the whole industry, and he judges the company by deployment results rather than research papers. Qianjue, founded in 2023, has completed a Series A+ round worth a nine-figure RMB sum, with first orders coming from restaurant, cleaning, and hotel service robots. Gao says customers care about task completion, failure rates, and price rather than whether a predictive world model is used.

  2. KrASIA · Big TechAI score50

    SenseTime's Lin Dahua Says Multimodal AI Breakthrough Could Come Within Two Years

    AISenseTime chief scientist Lin Dahua argues that native multimodal AI, which processes language, vision and other information in one shared model, is essential for AI to move beyond coding into industries and the physical world. SenseTime released the open-source SenseNova U1 in April and U1.5 Lite nearly four months later, and reported first-half 2026 revenue of RMB 2.91 billion, up 23.4% year-on-year. Lin's claim that a breakthrough could come within two years is the source's prediction, not a confirmed result.

Sep 16

Sep 16Wed
  1. WanAI score34

    Wan 3.0 generates a full anime-style fantasy fight sequence

    AIQwen's Wan 3.0 video model produced a complete fantasy fight between a mage and a swordswoman, with strong timing, poses, and complex layouts that the post calls anime-ready. The quoted post notes Wan is stronger than Seedance 2.5 on timing and layouts, while Seedance is better at keeping characters on-model, and that all three support Vid2Vid and Omni Reference.

  2. Waymo BlogAI score55

    Waymo plans fully autonomous ride-hailing in Singapore by 2028

    AIWaymo announced plans to launch its fully autonomous, all-electric ride-hailing service in Singapore through the Waymo app in 2028, in partnership with the Ministry of Transport and Land Transport Authority. The rollout begins with initial Jaguar I-PACE vehicles arriving in the coming months, followed by a 2027 readiness phase of manual driving to adapt the Waymo Driver to local conditions.

  3. hardmaruAI score16

    Sakana AI expands go-to-market team to deploy products globally

    AISakana AI says it shipped Sakana Chat, Namazu, Sakana Translate, Sakana Marlin, Fugu, Fugu Cyber, and Fugu Max this year and is now deploying them to enterprises, manufacturers, financial institutions, and government agencies in Japan and internationally. The company is massively expanding its GTM team and recruiting a Product Sales & Account Executive and a Forward Deployed Engineer (GTM) for founding roles.

    Image from @hardmaru's post
  4. Mustafa SuleymanAI score62

    Mustafa Suleyman warns against treating AI models as deserving welfare

    AIMustafa Suleyman argues that AI systems are not conscious, yet a growing movement favors giving models welfare protections and a duty of care, which he thinks is the wrong approach. He says this framing could make alignment and containment much harder, and points to Anthropic's Claude constitution, which describes Claude's moral status as a serious question. He calls for urgent public debate and collective norms on how training documentation is drafted and deployed.

Sep 15

Sep 15Tue
  1. Sundar PichaiAI score42

    Google outlines AI for science, weather, languages, and economic research

    AIGoogle says it is focusing AI efforts on health, disaster and weather resilience, learning, and economic opportunity. Recent examples include AlphaGenome Atlas, which maps all 9B possible single-letter genetic changes across the human genome and is openly available to researchers, and WeatherNext 3, described as its most accurate and capable global weather AI model to date. The post also cites AI & Economy ATLAS, an open-access look at global AI usage, and says its translation services now cover nearly 300 languages spoken by 7B people.

    Image from @sundarpichai's post
  2. Google · AI blogAI score14

    Google spotlights AI projects for disease, disaster prediction, education, and economic opportunity

    AIGoogle is showcasing how partners are applying AI to societal challenges, including making disease detectable, treatable, and preventable, predicting natural disasters, expanding learning, and unlocking economic opportunities. The source describes these efforts as measurable real-world impact but provides no specific models, figures, or benchmarks.

  3. TechNode · AIAI score38

    Twoo Adds AI as a Third Member to Two-Person Relationships

    AIShanghai-based Twoo is building an AI that participates in conversations between two users, sharing context, remembering experiences, and helping them plan activities together rather than serving one person. Founder Cobe Chen says the product's monetization includes in-app "shells" that unlock outfits for its octopus AI character, plus premium memberships for professional uses such as collaborative writing and teaching. The company is preparing overseas expansion into North America, Japan, and South Korea.

Sep 14

Sep 14Mon
  1. Mustafa SuleymanAI score42

    Microsoft publishes draft Code of Conduct for Humanist AI models

    AIMicrosoft AI has released a first-draft Code of Conduct governing its MAI Models as they approach the frontier, opening it for public comment for six weeks. The code, built on a "Humanist AI" view, says AI must stay subordinate to humans and contained within human interests. Key provisions reject model welfare and legal personhood for AI, require models to be interruptible, correctable and shut-down-able, and ban neuralese.