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Meta and Apple launch a local open-weight model, Nvidia expands enterprise AI agents, Bluesky introduces app coding, the FTC probes top labs, and an AI agent aces theoretical physics.
- Meta and Apple partner on 816B parameter local AI model — Meta released Muse Spark, an open-weight model optimized to run locally on Macs. This collaboration enables high-performance AI inference on consumer hardware without relying on cloud infrastructure.
- Nvidia expands enterprise software push with Nemotron 3.5 Super VL — Nvidia launched new multimodal models designed for always-on enterprise agents and edge devices. The release provides foundational software to complement the company's silicon in autonomous workflows.
- Bluesky introduces AI-generated mini-apps with Attie tool expansion — Bluesky now allows users to generate and share interactive mini-apps directly in their feeds using natural language prompts. This turns the platform's user base into creators of shareable micro-applications.
- FTC launches regulatory probes into Anthropic and OpenAI — The FTC is investigating leading AI developers and considering strict fines for compliance failures. This signals an escalation in federal scrutiny over generative AI companies.
- GPT-6-Astra achieves expert-level accuracy in theoretical physics benchmark — The GPT-6-Astra agent matched human specialists by solving 49 out of 50 unpublished theoretical physics calculations. Researchers noted the model still lacks the scientific taste for paradigm-shifting breakthroughs.
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