The latest about artificial intelligence: new models, agents, automation, and how businesses apply them.
Netflix engineers described an ontology that unifies telemetry from 65 million concurrent streams into automated triage and root-cause analysis.
OpenAI banned accounts tied to Dark Clark and Bogus Bylines, which planted fake stories in real outlets and reached category 5 impact.
Lava found about 2,100 public NVIDIA DCGM Exporter hosts with over 12,000 GPUs, plus CVE-2026-47483 with a severity of 8.2.
AudioShake launched The Refinery, a system that splits mixed recordings into speaker-separated tracks, reporting 9.17% error on LibriCSS and over 100 million minutes processed.
CoreWeave launched Forge and RL Rollouts to cut inference bottlenecks, with testing showing 15x faster model reload latency.
OpenAI told investors its annualized revenue is approaching $50 billion, not $68 billion, triggering a Nasdaq fall of 1.25% and pressure on its $852 billion valuation.
CoreWeave launched Forge to run agents through a five-stage improvement loop with Agent Lens, Registry and ARIA now generally available.
Manus raised more than $500 million led by Boyu Capital with Tencent participation, days after launching Manus 2.0 with lower token use.
Arena raised $200 million at a $3.1 billion valuation and previewed an Alignment Index built on 90,000 real agent sessions.
Station F keeps 1,000 startups on site in Paris as Anthropic says founders use online tools but build trust in person.
Ambrosia Energy and Bloom Energy executives will discuss power, data centers and cooling at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 in San Francisco.
Zenity Labs researchers say one public Bedrock AgentCore agent was enough to read chats, code and credentials of every agent in the same AWS account and region.