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  1. heise online

    Anthropic launches proactive AI agent Claude Duet

    Anthropic releases proactive AI agent Claude Duet, based on Claude Opus 5.5, running in a virtual machine with an independent browser, able to monitor email, calendars, and business software on its own and handle tasks in the background. The service is first available in preview to Pro and Max subscribers in the United States, requires joining a waitlist, and can be used via the iOS and Android apps and claude.ai. Duet connects to more than 6000 connectors and plugins, including Gmail, Slack, QuickBooks, Stripe, and others; actions such as payments, signing documents, and deleting files require explicit user confirmation, while securities trading and transfers between accounts are completely prohibited. Anthropic calls it an early version that may misread messages or misjudge urgency, and background checks consume existing Claude plan quotas.

    Anthropic releases proactive AI agent Claude Duet, based on Claude Opus 5.5, running in a virtual machine with an independent browser, able to monitor email, calendars, and business software on its own and handle tasks in the background. The service is first available in preview to Pro and Max subscribers in the United States, requires joining a waitlist, and can be used via the iOS and Android apps and claude.ai. Duet connects to more than 6000 connectors and plugins, including Gmail, Slack, Qu

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  2. Cailian Press

    Microsoft's AI diagnostic tool simulates a doctor's step-by-step questioning, with accuracy on complex cases about twice that of general practitioners

    Microsoft's research team published in the journal Science an AI diagnostic tool powered by GPT-5, which achieved a diagnostic accuracy of about 83% on complex cases selected from the New England Journal of Medicine, compared with about 36% for general practitioners with reference materials and about 22% without them. Through a mechanism called the "Diagnostic Coordinator," the tool simulates multiple clinical experts analyzing cases collaboratively, deciding step by step which medical history to ask about and which tests to order, and continuously updating diagnostic hypotheses. The research team's next step is to collaborate with Boston's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center to test emergency triage capabilities; Microsoft has not yet specified the timing or form of commercialization.

    Microsoft's research team published in the journal Science an AI diagnostic tool powered by GPT-5, which achieved a diagnostic accuracy of about 83% on complex cases selected from the New England Journal of Medicine, compared with about 36% for general practitioners with reference materials and about 22% without them. Through a mechanism called the "Diagnostic Coordinator," the tool simulates multiple clinical experts analyzing cases collaboratively, deciding step by step which medical history t

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  3. Zhidx

    Former OpenAI Chief Product Officer Kevin Weil founded Warp Sciences, raising a $215 million Series A at an $865 million valuation

    Warp Sciences, an AI scientific research startup founded by former OpenAI Chief Product Officer Kevin Weil, has emerged from stealth, completing a $215 million Series A funding round at a post-money valuation of $865 million, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. The company, founded in San Francisco with a team of about 20 people, plans to use AI, robotics, and automated laboratories to help pharmaceutical companies screen molecular variants in drug development, without developing drugs itself. The approach is still at an early stage, and whether it can run stably and improve experimental efficiency remains to be verified.

    Warp Sciences, an AI scientific research startup founded by former OpenAI Chief Product Officer Kevin Weil, has emerged from stealth, completing a $215 million Series A funding round at a post-money valuation of $865 million, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. The company, founded in San Francisco with a team of about 20 people, plans to use AI, robotics, and automated laboratories to help pharmaceutical companies screen molecular variants in drug development, without developing drugs itself. T

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  4. Fortune Tech

    Two former US officials from opposing parties: How to solve the data center mess

    The two authors, who headed the EPA under the Biden administration and FERC under the Trump administration, argue that data center development has outpaced regulatory rules, communities are pushing back over electricity costs, pollution, water resources and noise, and grid operators are issuing reliability warnings. They contend that a simple "no" is not the answer; instead, drawing on the historical experience of the 1926 Air Commerce Act, a federal framework should be established that balances national competitiveness with community interests.

    The two authors, who headed the EPA under the Biden administration and FERC under the Trump administration, argue that data center development has outpaced regulatory rules, communities are pushing back over electricity costs, pollution, water resources and noise, and grid operators are issuing reliability warnings. They contend that a simple "no" is not the answer; instead, drawing on the historical experience of the 1926 Air Commerce Act, a federal framework should be established that balances

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  5. Fortune AI

    AI Is Everywhere, Yet Not in GDP Data—What Will Trigger the Inflection Point

    AI has permeated every earnings call and boardroom deck, with enterprise generative AI spending reaching $30 billion to $40 billion in 2025, yet productivity statistics show almost no change. The only exception is data center construction: in 2025, hyperscalers invested more than $300 billion in data centers, chips, and power grids, which is already counted in GDP as private nonresidential fixed investment. The author believes AI will not take 15 years to show up in productivity data the way computers did, but only 5 to 8 years.

    AI has permeated every earnings call and boardroom deck, with enterprise generative AI spending reaching $30 billion to $40 billion in 2025, yet productivity statistics show almost no change. The only exception is data center construction: in 2025, hyperscalers invested more than $300 billion in data centers, chips, and power grids, which is already counted in GDP as private nonresidential fixed investment. The author believes AI will not take 15 years to show up in productivity data the way com

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  6. Fortune AI

    Twilio CMO: We used AI to shrink two weeks of work into one day, and then the truly tedious work began

    Twilio CMO Chris Koehler said that the marketing team's research and personalized content creation for a single customer used to take more than two weeks, but now takes less than a day, and quarterly account-based marketing campaigns increased from 3 to up to 15. He divided enterprise AI implementation into three stages: individual efficiency, team collaboration, and end-to-end autonomy, and said Twilio is currently in the second stage. He also pointed out that brand consistency, data governance, and integration are the key issues, with only 8.4% of data leaders believing their data is ready for production-grade AI.

    Twilio CMO Chris Koehler said that the marketing team's research and personalized content creation for a single customer used to take more than two weeks, but now takes less than a day, and quarterly account-based marketing campaigns increased from 3 to up to 15. He divided enterprise AI implementation into three stages: individual efficiency, team collaboration, and end-to-end autonomy, and said Twilio is currently in the second stage. He also pointed out that brand consistency, data governance

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  7. Testing Catalog

    October 23 AI Daily: MiniMax open-sources M3.1 Flash, OpenAI launches Decisions API

    MiniMax open-sources M3.1 Flash, a 428B-parameter MoE with 23B activated parameters, gaining day-one support from Together, SGLang, vLLM and NVIDIA NeMo. OpenAI's Decisions API is officially available, powered by GPT-6 Luna, with classification and decision speed improved by up to 10x, at an input price of $0.10 per million tokens. Anthropic's Claude models are officially available on Google Cloud, and starting next week, Claude sessions on Pro, Max and Team plans will run in auto mode by default.

    MiniMax open-sources M3.1 Flash, a 428B-parameter MoE with 23B activated parameters, gaining day-one support from Together, SGLang, vLLM and NVIDIA NeMo. OpenAI's Decisions API is officially available, powered by GPT-6 Luna, with classification and decision speed improved by up to 10x, at an input price of $0.10 per million tokens. Anthropic's Claude models are officially available on Google Cloud, and starting next week, Claude sessions on Pro, Max and Team plans will run in auto mode by defaul

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  8. 36Kr · AI

    Altman: OpenAI's internal models surpass public models in mathematical research capability; programmers are not replaced by AI but busier and earning more

    In a 45-minute conversation, Sam Altman said that OpenAI's not-yet-public models have reached a level in some mathematical research tasks that existing public models find hard to match, and he expects to find the first candidate treatment for a major disease in about two years. He said programmers have not lost their jobs because of AI; instead they are busier, creating greater value and even earning more, because the world's demand for software far exceeds expectations; he himself has not looked at a line of code for about a year. Speaking of the next-generation personal AI assistant, he believes model intelligence is already sufficient; what is lacking is product, compute, and new hardware that can continuously perceive the real environment, and he said Dot saves him about an hour every day.

    In a 45-minute conversation, Sam Altman said that OpenAI's not-yet-public models have reached a level in some mathematical research tasks that existing public models find hard to match, and he expects to find the first candidate treatment for a major disease in about two years. He said programmers have not lost their jobs because of AI; instead they are busier, creating greater value and even earning more, because the world's demand for software far exceeds expectations; he himself has not looke

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  9. TMTPost · AGI

    Pichai Reviews Gemini 4 Argon: Why 3.5 Pro Was Cut

    Google CEO Pichai revealed in the "Sources" interview that Gemini 4 Argon processed about 25 trillion tokens in 72 hours of launch, 3 times that of Gemini 3.0 in the same period, and is still rate-limited due to compute constraints. He explained for the first time the reason for cutting Gemini 3.5 Pro: the team found a gap in the model on Agentic Coding, first used the Flash version to complete intensive iterations from 3.5 to 3.8 in about 3 months, while Argon pretraining had already been completed at that time, so they injected the accumulated gains into Argon post-training. He also mentioned that Google internally has entered the RSI stage of researchers and models collaborating, and said the next-generation Gemini 5.0 will be much stronger than Argon.

    Google CEO Pichai revealed in the "Sources" interview that Gemini 4 Argon processed about 25 trillion tokens in 72 hours of launch, 3 times that of Gemini 3.0 in the same period, and is still rate-limited due to compute constraints. He explained for the first time the reason for cutting Gemini 3.5 Pro: the team found a gap in the model on Agentic Coding, first used the Flash version to complete intensive iterations from 3.5 to 3.8 in about 3 months, while Argon pretraining had already been compl

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  10. Fortune Tech

    Europe asks US tech companies for guarantees beyond commitments

    The EU has launched a cloud sovereignty framework, using 48 criteria to assess cloud service providers' degree of sovereignty in legal control, data, operations and supply chains, and plans to extend sovereignty assessments to public-sector cloud services through the Cloud and AI Development Act. In April this year, a European consortium led by Belgium's Proximus won the EU sovereign cloud procurement contract; the Google Cloud technology operated by S3NS that it uses therefore meets the requirements through a European operating structure, but three suppliers based on European technology received higher sovereignty ratings. Microsoft has committed to legally challenge any government order suspending its cloud services in Europe, and has written this commitment into contracts with European governments and the European Commission.

    The EU has launched a cloud sovereignty framework, using 48 criteria to assess cloud service providers' degree of sovereignty in legal control, data, operations and supply chains, and plans to extend sovereignty assessments to public-sector cloud services through the Cloud and AI Development Act. In April this year, a European consortium led by Belgium's Proximus won the EU sovereign cloud procurement contract; the Google Cloud technology operated by S3NS that it uses therefore meets the require

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  11. Leiphone

    Unitree releases humanoid robot H2-X: can lift a car bare-handed, land from 4 meters high, battery life about 8 hours

    Unitree Technology releases its new humanoid robot "H2-X Kung Fu Legend Guardian". Official video shows its maximum battery life is about 8 hours; it can lift the front of a car bare-handed, jump down from a 4-meter-high platform and roll to a stable stance, and kick a car door dented. The video also demonstrates scenes of pushing away a car about to hit a person and protecting its owner. Media infer that it targets fields such as emergency rescue and security protection.

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  12. Wallstreetcn

    TS Lombard speculates the AI bubble may burst in early 2028, with U.S. tech stocks potentially plunging 40%

    In an October 22 research note, TS Lombard Chief Macro Strategist Dario Perkins projected that the AI capital expenditure boom could end in early 2028, with the S&P 500 falling 30%, tech stocks plunging 40%, and about $20 trillion in market value evaporating. The report argues that current AI revenue growth mainly comes from the capital expenditure cycle among tech giants and debt financing, and lists six chain-reaction triggers: revenue falling short of expectations, rising credit risk, depreciation pressure, an IPO wave, the semiconductor cycle, and regulatory and safety concerns. The report estimates that U.S. GDP would fall by about 2 percentage points and about 800,000 data center-related jobs would be lost, but private-sector balance sheets are healthy and the Federal Reserve has ample room to cut rates, making the recession closer to those of 1990 or 2001 than to 2008.

    In an October 22 research note, TS Lombard Chief Macro Strategist Dario Perkins projected that the AI capital expenditure boom could end in early 2028, with the S&P 500 falling 30%, tech stocks plunging 40%, and about $20 trillion in market value evaporating. The report argues that current AI revenue growth mainly comes from the capital expenditure cycle among tech giants and debt financing, and lists six chain-reaction triggers: revenue falling short of expectations, rising credit risk, depreci

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  13. Phoenix Technology

    Microsoft Launches AI Diagnostic System MAI-DxO, Achieving 83% Accuracy on Complex Cases

    Microsoft announced the launch of its AI diagnostic system, Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator (MAI-DxO), which simulates a multidisciplinary expert consultation by orchestrating multiple AI agents. In an evaluation based on common cases from U.S. emergency departments using the MIMIC-IV-ED dataset, its diagnostic accuracy was 1.7 times that of human physicians; in a simulated evaluation based on complex cases from The New England Journal of Medicine, it achieved 83% accuracy, compared with 36% for primary care general practitioners and general internists who could independently consult reference materials, while specialists were not included in the comparison. Officials said the system's cost is only half or even one-third that of physicians, and the research findings have been published in the journal Science.

    Microsoft announced the launch of its AI diagnostic system, Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator (MAI-DxO), which simulates a multidisciplinary expert consultation by orchestrating multiple AI agents. In an evaluation based on common cases from U.S. emergency departments using the MIMIC-IV-ED dataset, its diagnostic accuracy was 1.7 times that of human physicians; in a simulated evaluation based on complex cases from The New England Journal of Medicine, it achieved 83% accuracy, compared with 36

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  14. IT Home · Artificial Intelligence

    Microsoft launches AI medical diagnostic system MAI-DxO, achieving 83% accuracy on complex cases

    Microsoft announced the launch of the AI diagnostic system MAI-DxO (Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator), which simulates a multidisciplinary expert consultation of physicians by uniformly orchestrating multiple AI agents. In a simulated evaluation based on complex NEJM cases, its diagnostic accuracy reached 83%, compared with 36% for primary care general practitioners and general internists who could independently consult reference materials; in an evaluation of common U.S. emergency department visit cases based on the MIMIC-IV-ED dataset, its accuracy was 1.7 times that of human physicians. Officials said the system costs only half or even one-third of what physicians cost, and the research results have been published in the journal Science.

    Microsoft announced the launch of the AI diagnostic system MAI-DxO (Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator), which simulates a multidisciplinary expert consultation of physicians by uniformly orchestrating multiple AI agents. In a simulated evaluation based on complex NEJM cases, its diagnostic accuracy reached 83%, compared with 36% for primary care general practitioners and general internists who could independently consult reference materials; in an evaluation of common U.S. emergency departmen

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  15. Fortune Tech

    Palmer Luckey and Ben Lamm Team Up to Found Warhound, Securing $200 Million Seed Round

    Colossal Biosciences founder Ben Lamm and Anduril founder Palmer Luckey have co-founded defense technology startup Warhound, emerging from stealth with a $200 million seed round. The CEO is former Pentagon Chief Data Officer David Spirk, and the company is based in Texas. Warhound plans to preserve genetic samples from fully trained military working dogs, clone them, and perform targeted gene editing, while integrating Anduril's protective gear and Eagle Eye system. Lamm said the first dogs are expected to be delivered in about two years. The company currently has no signed customers and has not disclosed per-dog pricing, and is discussing a Canine-as-a-Service model with national security experts.

    Colossal Biosciences founder Ben Lamm and Anduril founder Palmer Luckey have co-founded defense technology startup Warhound, emerging from stealth with a $200 million seed round. The CEO is former Pentagon Chief Data Officer David Spirk, and the company is based in Texas. Warhound plans to preserve genetic samples from fully trained military working dogs, clone them, and perform targeted gene editing, while integrating Anduril's protective gear and Eagle Eye system. Lamm said the first dogs are

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  16. Fortune AI

    Goldman Sachs: AI May Replace One in Nine Jobs, but Layoffs Will Only Cluster During Recessions

    Goldman Sachs economist Joseph Briggs estimates in a report that if AI ultimately raises productivity in the United States and other developed economies by 15%, up to 9% of workers could be displaced during the AI transition, with another 3% of employment affected by slower hiring, totaling about 1 in every 11 people. He points out that historically, the labor impact of automation has been limited when the economy is healthy and tends to accelerate during economic slowdowns, so AI-related layoffs may amplify the business cycle. Briggs says the impact is still small for now, with only 23% of U.S. organizations having incorporated AI into routine workflows.

    Goldman Sachs economist Joseph Briggs estimates in a report that if AI ultimately raises productivity in the United States and other developed economies by 15%, up to 9% of workers could be displaced during the AI transition, with another 3% of employment affected by slower hiring, totaling about 1 in every 11 people. He points out that historically, the labor impact of automation has been limited when the economy is healthy and tends to accelerate during economic slowdowns, so AI-related layoff

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  17. cnBeta

    Former OpenAI science lead founds Warp Sciences, raising $215 million to build robotic drug lab

    Former OpenAI science lead Wei Er and three co-founders founded Warp Sciences, raising $215 million and planning to establish a chemistry contract research organization in the United States to provide molecule synthesis and testing services for drug discovery teams. In its first phase, the company will focus on synthesizing analogs for lead compound optimization; clients decide which molecules to study and retain control of their drug programs, and Warp will not develop its own drug pipeline. To train the robots, chemistry researchers will wear camera equipment and sensor gloves to demonstrate and record experimental operations, and the data from each round of experiments will then be used to improve the AI models and subsequent experimental protocols.

    Former OpenAI science lead Wei Er and three co-founders founded Warp Sciences, raising $215 million and planning to establish a chemistry contract research organization in the United States to provide molecule synthesis and testing services for drug discovery teams. In its first phase, the company will focus on synthesizing analogs for lead compound optimization; clients decide which molecules to study and retain control of their drug programs, and Warp will not develop its own drug pipeline. To

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  18. Unite.AI

    Agentic AI Foundation Adds Four Projects, Hosted Projects Reach 10 in First Year

    The Agentic AI Foundation announced on October 22, 2026 the addition of four hosted projects: Agent Skills contributed by Anthropic, Open Responses contributed by OpenAI, OpenEnv contributed by Hugging Face, and OpenSandbox contributed by Alibaba, bringing the total number of hosted projects from 3 at its founding in December 2025 to 10. The four projects correspond to four layers: agents acquiring skills, applications invoking models across vendors, agent training and evaluation, and secure agent operation. Agent Skills is open-sourced under Apache 2.0 and CC BY 4.0, already supported by more than 70 agent platforms, with over 1 million skills published and nearly 280 million installs; Open Responses defines shared schemas and streaming events based on the OpenAI Responses API, with implementations already provided by Databricks Model Serving and Vercel AI Gateway.

    The Agentic AI Foundation announced on October 22, 2026 the addition of four hosted projects: Agent Skills contributed by Anthropic, Open Responses contributed by OpenAI, OpenEnv contributed by Hugging Face, and OpenSandbox contributed by Alibaba, bringing the total number of hosted projects from 3 at its founding in December 2025 to 10. The four projects correspond to four layers: agents acquiring skills, applications invoking models across vendors, agent training and evaluation, and secure age

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  19. Unite.AI

    Warp Sciences Raises $215 Million to Build Chemistry Labs with AI and Robots

    Warp Sciences has emerged from stealth with $215 million in funding led by Lightspeed, with participation from IVP, Mayfield, Lux, Premji Invest, Menlo Ventures and others, to build a U.S.-based chemistry contract research organization (CRO) that combines chemists, AI and robots. The company is led by former OpenAI Chief Product Officer Kevin Weil and enters through analog synthesis in the lead compound optimization stage, charging per delivered compound and not charging if nothing is produced, and currently works with a small number of design partners. Its long-term vision is to feed experimental data (including failed experiments) back into model training, gradually increasing the degree of laboratory automation.

    Warp Sciences has emerged from stealth with $215 million in funding led by Lightspeed, with participation from IVP, Mayfield, Lux, Premji Invest, Menlo Ventures and others, to build a U.S.-based chemistry contract research organization (CRO) that combines chemists, AI and robots. The company is led by former OpenAI Chief Product Officer Kevin Weil and enters through analog synthesis in the lead compound optimization stage, charging per delivered compound and not charging if nothing is produced,

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  20. The Verge AI

    Microsoft AI diagnostic tool publishes research in Science, claims accuracy up to four times that of human doctors

    Microsoft has announced the research results of its AI diagnostic tool Diagnostic Orchestrator, which uses multiple AI agents to collaboratively reason about symptoms, decide on tests, and provide diagnoses, and is based on OpenAI's GPT-5. In tests drawn from hundreds of case reports from the New England Journal of Medicine, the system's diagnostic accuracy was about 83%, compared with about 36% for general practitioners who used reference materials and about 22% for those who did not; on emergency cases from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, its accuracy was 80%, compared with an average of 47% for human doctors, and the system's estimated cost for reaching a diagnosis was lower. Microsoft will open-source its self-built benchmark SDBench and plans to conduct tests with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in a hospital setting in the coming months, but the system has so far been validated only on historical cases and still requires clinical validation.

    Microsoft has announced the research results of its AI diagnostic tool Diagnostic Orchestrator, which uses multiple AI agents to collaboratively reason about symptoms, decide on tests, and provide diagnoses, and is based on OpenAI's GPT-5. In tests drawn from hundreds of case reports from the New England Journal of Medicine, the system's diagnostic accuracy was about 83%, compared with about 36% for general practitioners who used reference materials and about 22% for those who did not; on emerge

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