Grant Harvey

Apple’s Xcode 26.3 adds Claude Agent SDK integration, enabling autonomous AI coding and visual verification while reshaping the SaaS interface battle.

Google’s ATLAS study reveals how languages help each other in AI training, offering scaling laws and pairing insights for better multilingual models.

Nvidia’s $100B OpenAI partnership is reportedly on ice, yet Nvidia may invest $30B anyway. Here’s what stalled, what changed, and why it matters.

OpenAI, Google, and Moonshot AI are ushering in agentic AI systems that investigate, coordinate, and verify tasks beyond simple prompts.

Clawdbot is a viral, self-hosted AI agent that builds its own tools and remembers everything—but its autonomy raises serious security risks.

New Odyssey and World Labs APIs turn text, images, and video into interactive simulations and explorable 3D worlds for gaming, robotics, design, and training.

vLLM quietly powers faster, cheaper AI inference across major platforms — and now its creators have launched an $800 million company to commercialize it.

As AI agents replace apps, we’re entering an Instruct/Verify era where software and hardware act on our behalf, reshaping interfaces, OSes, and daily life.

At Davos, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned that selling AI chips to China is like arming North Korea, citing rapid AI progress and job disruption risks.

Pocket TTS is an open-source text-to-speech model that runs on CPUs, clones voices from 5 seconds of audio, and keeps voice data fully private.

MIT’s Recursive Language Models rethink AI memory by treating documents like searchable environments, enabling models to reason over massive texts efficiently.

Anthropic’s Cowork turns Claude into a desktop AI agent that organizes files, creates documents, builds spreadsheets, and changes how work gets done.