Top stories in AI today: – Elon Musk loses lawsuit against OpenAI, Microsoft
– Cursor’s Composer 2.5 nears coding frontier
– 3D model anything with Claude and Blender
– Odyssey’s multimodal, multiplayer world models
– 4 new AI tools, community workflows, and more
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Top AI Stories: OpenAI Lawsuit, Cursor 2.5, Claude 3D, World Models
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Meta experiments with AI-powered neural interfaces for mobility
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Another example: Meta is experimenting with wrist-worn AI interfaces for people with limited mobility.
— The Rundown AI (@TheRundownAI) 18 mai 2026
Cass has a spinal-cord injury, and uses two Meta Neural Bands to play a racing game.
Small forearm signals replace the inputs most players would make on a controller: pic.twitter.com/SnvBdOQaQEAnother example: Meta is experimenting with wrist-worn AI interfaces for people with limited mobility. Cass has a spinal-cord injury, and uses two Meta Neural Bands to play a racing game. Small forearm signals replace the inputs most players would make on a controller:
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Google transforms Android into AI platform
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Google just turned Android into an AI delivery vehicle at its #TheAndroidShow event. New Gemini-native laptops. The phone OS is becoming a system-wide intelligence layer. The cursor is now an agent. It was a big day of releases, and I/O isn't even here yet. The most notable
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OpenAI Launches Daybreak, an Agentic Cybersecurity Tool
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OpenAI just launched a new cybersecurity product called 'Daybreak' that pairs GPT-5.5 with Codex to act as an agentic security team across a codebase.
— The Rundown AI (@TheRundownAI) 11 mai 2026
The product scans repositories, identifies vulnerabilities, generates patches, and automates detection and response.
It ships… pic.twitter.com/WdZkgIPZMoOpenAI has just unveiled a new cybersecurity product named 'Daybreak,' which combines GPT-5.5 with Codex to function as an autonomous security team for a codebase. The tool scans repositories, detects vulnerabilities, generates patches, and automates threat detection and response. It is now available.
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AI Approach Used to Discover Dozens of Hidden Planets
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AI identifies 118 new exoplanets from NASA satellite data
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An AI just scanned 2.2M stars and confirmed 118 new planets. The University of Warwick's RAVEN was trained on hundreds of thousands of simulated planets, then pointed at four years of NASA satellite data. The tool confirmed 118 new exoplanets, and identified 2,000+ additional
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DeepMind solves 48% of a complex math benchmark
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Google DeepMind's AI co-mathematician just scored 48% on FrontierMath Tier 4, a new high on a benchmark of 50 research-level math problems some professors expected AI wouldn't touch for decades. The system generated a proof so flawed its own reviewer flagged it as wrong. But
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Major AI news today
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Top stories in AI today: – OpenAI’s reasoning upgrade for voice agents
– Google folds Fitbit into its AI health play
– Test multiple AI models with same prompt
– Anthropic plans for AI that builds itself
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Mozilla uses Claude Mythos to fix Firefox bugs
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Wild chart from Mozilla showing its use of Claude Mythos Preview to patch security bugs in Firefox. April = Mythos-assisted
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Genesis AI se lance dans la robotique full-stack
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Genesis AI pivoted hard this week from model lab to a full-stack robotics company.
— The Rundown AI (@TheRundownAI) 7 mai 2026
The company released its first foundation model, GENE-26.5, alongside a dexterous robotic hand and a data-capture glove.
GENE-26.5 can run a range of robots, including those by other… pic.twitter.com/MbYTTnMoNoGenesis AI pivoted hard this week from model lab to a full-stack robotics company. The company released its first foundation model, GENE-26.5, alongside a dexterous robotic hand and a data-capture glove. GENE-26.5 can run a range of robots, including those by other