At least until (if?) rapid improvement stops, it seems less likely someone is going to catch the Big Three AI Labs. Microsoft and Meta released their models, which were fine, but not frontier. SpaceX also hasn't regained its position. Chinese models are improving, but still lag.
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OpenAI: New Memory Architecture with Automatic “Dreaming” for Context Synthesis
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OpenAI’s new memory architecture moves beyond “saved notes” to an automatic dreaming layer that quietly synthesizes context across many chats. It optimizes for 3 things that actually matter in real work: Carrying forward useful context over time Following your preferences and
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AI compute demand strong, NVIDIA platform powers expanding AI clouds worldwide
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AI compute demand isn't slowing down, and neither is the ecosystem to support it. AI Clouds are built on NVIDIA’s full-stack, end-to-end AI factory platform. They’re expanding worldwide to bring accelerated computing closer to developers, enterprises, startups and nations
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How Executives View AI in 2026: Key Perspectives
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How Executives Are Thinking About AI in 2026
#AI #AIio #AIInnovation #ML #DataScience #Futureofwork @HaroldSinnott @fogoros @iainljbrown @NandoDF @katecrawford @drhassanrashidi @YuHelenYu -
Cosmos 3: NVIDIA’s open world foundation model for physical AI
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Physical AI needs to understand the world before it can act in it.
— NVIDIA (@nvidia) 4 juin 2026
Introducing Cosmos 3, the open world foundation model and the first omni-model for physical AI.
It understands and generates across text, image, video, sound and action – thanks to a new breakthrough… https://t.co/K5RyHTY7gWPhysical AI needs to understand the world before it can act in it. Introducing Cosmos 3, the open world foundation model and the first omni-model for physical AI. It understands and generates across text, image, video, sound and action – thanks to a new breakthrough
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AI industry overload: 30k daily posts, Scobleizer uses AI to filter
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Well, it's a tough one because there are about 30,000 posts every day from the AI industry. I built my own AI to read all of that, and it's certainly tough to get seen. This platform is aiming at advertisers of a certain kind, so their algorithm is picking a specific kind of
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Brex’s $2,000 monthly AI allowance exceeds Uber’s $1,500 per tool
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More generous allowance than Uber then, Brex are allowing $2,000/month, Uber was $1,500 (Though Uber's caps are per-tool and we don't know how many tools they support, if they allow Cursor and Copilot and Claude Code and Codex that's $6,000/month for engineers who use them all)
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Dario sees open-source AI catching up; Anthropic’s Claude Code boom over
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Dario when he realizes Opensource AI is catching up and Anthropic has no moat + last Christmas Claude Code boom is never going to happen again
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Podcast: AI Industrial Revolution with Naval, Rauchg, Hodak, Scholl
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Full podcast episode with @rauchg, @maxhodak_, and @bscholl.
— Naval (@naval) 4 juin 2026
40 minutes of unreleased material.
The AI Industrial Revolution
Part 1: Waste Tokens, Save Time
0:00 Three Frontier Founders
1:27 AI Software Factories
4:15 Waste Tokens, Save Time
5:47 Models Instructing Humans… pic.twitter.com/llIMFJMZgVFull podcast episode with @rauchg
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. 40 minutes of unreleased material. The AI Industrial Revolution Part 1: Waste Tokens, Save Time 0:00 Three Frontier Founders
1:27 AI Software Factories
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Apollo and Blackstone partnerships and Broadcom demand indicate AI market shift
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Partnering with the money guys such as Apollo and Blackstone is an ominous turn for a crazed AI infrastructure market. So is the “huge” demand for Broadcom’s services by Google and others well in advance of actual deployment of chips. Not the end of the road, but a potential