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June raises $20M to help enterprises actually deploy AI agents
A new startup backed by Marc Benioff aims to solve the AI deployment problem with a platform that automates the messy integration work.
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WebAssembly ports of MozJPEG, libwebp and libavif now run at near-native speed inside the browser tab — and a new generation of image tools is using them to keep your photos off other people's servers entirely.
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A new startup backed by Marc Benioff aims to solve the AI deployment problem with a platform that automates the messy integration work.

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A new evaluation framework probes how large language models behave in high-stakes medical settings, focusing on safety, calibration, and robustness to realistic clinical inputs.

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The payments giant is reportedly buying the AI model gateway to bring order to the fragmented LLM marketplace.
Google's revamped naming system for hacking groups aims to bring clarity to a crowded field of threat actors.
Cline ships another incremental update to its desktop client, tightening the experience with a batch of bug fixes and stability improvements.
OpenAI's new opt-in macOS feature logs your app activity to build a timeline for ChatGPT, stirring old Windows Recall worries.
Researchers propose a face-centric memory system that lets video models generate personalized content from a single reference image.
A new Rust library, fec, implements CCSDS-standard convolutional and Reed-Solomon codes with SIMD acceleration that outperforms the reference C library in every benchmark.
Syncular brings offline-first sync to SQLite with a server-owned commit log, native clients across platforms, and a conformance-tested wire protocol.
Goulash is a free, open-source overlay that brings LLM suggestions directly into your shell, keeping you in the zone without context-switching to a browser or agent.
Anthropic explains the mechanics of Claude's new text watermarking, its limits under editing, and why code gets a lighter touch.
A new plaintiff joins Tennessee teens in suing xAI, claiming Grok was used to generate thousands of explicit images from a photo of her as a child.
Bento's new terminal pane pairs a tmux-style multiplexer with a clickable file tree and path resolution, aiming to make AI agents and human developers share context more fluidly.
Velorn is a desktop video editor that layers an AI workstation on top of ComfyUI, offering agents 100+ MCP tools for a fully automated editing pipeline.
Cursor is now part of SpaceX, gaining access to what it calls 'the largest fleet of GPUs in the world.'
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