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Faraday Future FX Aegis: $2,490 for a Quadruped Robot You Can Program in Plain English
Faraday Future — yes, the EV company — just got FCC certification for a four-legged AI robot. The FX Aegis is a quadruped built for security patrol and companionship, starting at $2,490. That’s consumer-grade pricing in a market where most quadrupeds cost $10K+. The Hardware 48Nm peak joint torque. Clears 33cm obstacles, climbs 40-degree slopes,… Continue reading
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Yarbo SAM Module + Open Platform: The First Outdoor Robot With an Open API for Developers
Yarbo — the modular yard robot that snow-blows, mows, and leaf-blows — just opened its platform to developers. On April 4, the company announced the Smart Assist Module (SAM) and a full Open Platform strategy. This is the first outdoor autonomous robot shipping an API and SDK for third-party integrations. What SAM Adds to the… Continue reading
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MegaTrain trains 100B-parameter LLMs on a single GPU — with 1.5TB of RAM
Training a 100-billion-parameter model usually means a cluster of expensive GPUs. MegaTrain flips the script: store everything in CPU memory, and treat the GPU as a temporary math worker. How It Works The core idea is dead simple. Parameters and optimizer states live in host RAM. During forward and backward passes, MegaTrain streams weights to… Continue reading
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Meta Muse Spark: $14B and 9 Months Later, Alexandr Wang Delivers — but It’s Closed Source
Meta Superintelligence Labs just shipped its first model. Muse Spark, code-named Avocado, was built in nine months by the team Mark Zuckerberg assembled after paying $14 billion to poach Alexandr Wang from Scale AI. What Muse Spark Actually Does Multimodal input — voice, text, images — but text-only output. It’s already live on Meta AI… Continue reading
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Google’s Gemma 4 Now Runs Inside Your Browser — Gemma Gem Needs Zero API Keys
A Chrome extension just turned your browser into an AI runtime. Gemma Gem loads Google’s Gemma 4 model entirely on-device via WebGPU. No API keys. No cloud calls. Your data never leaves your machine. The extension hit Hacker News as a Show HN post and pulled 154 points — not because running local models is… Continue reading
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NovaVoice scored 1 on Product Hunt by treating voice as an operating system
Most voice tools stop at dictation. You talk, they type. NovaVoice goes further — it lets you read emails, reply to them, create tasks, and schedule meetings, all without touching your keyboard. Not Just Dictation NovaVoice calls itself a “Voice OS,” and the label actually makes sense. It integrates with 10+ apps including Gmail, Google… Continue reading
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Google AI Edge Eloquent lands on iOS with zero fanfare — free offline dictation powered by Gemma
No blog post. No keynote. On April 6, Google quietly slipped an app called AI Edge Eloquent onto the App Store, and nobody noticed until TechCrunch picked it up the next day. Within 24 hours, a dozen tech outlets were covering it. Offline Dictation That Strips Your Filler Words Eloquent downloads a Gemma-based speech recognition… Continue reading
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Z.AI’s GLM-5.1 Tops SWE-Bench Pro at 58.4 — Trained on Zero Nvidia Hardware
What Is It Z.AI (Zhipu AI) shipped GLM-5.1 — a 754B-parameter MoE model with 40B active parameters, open-sourced under MIT. It’s the first Chinese model to hit #1 on SWE-Bench Pro. Score: 58.4. Ahead of GPT-5.4 (57.7), Claude Opus 4.6 (57.3), and Gemini 3.1 Pro (54.2). The entire model was trained on 100,000 Huawei Ascend… Continue reading
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26 Engineers, $20M — Arcee AI Trinity-Large-Thinking Scores Within 2 Points of Claude Opus
What Is It Arcee AI, a 26-person US startup, shipped Trinity-Large-Thinking — a 399B-parameter open-source reasoning model under Apache 2.0. Built in 33 days on 2,048 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs for just $20 million. It runs on a Mixture-of-Experts architecture: 399B total parameters, only 13B active per token. That means 2-3x faster inference than dense models… Continue reading
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MemPalace scores 96.6% on LongMemEval — Milla Jovovich’s open-source AI memory beats paid rivals
An actress from Resident Evil building an AI tool sounds like a PR stunt. It’s not. Milla Jovovich and engineer Ben Sigman built MemPalace after months of frustration with AI forgetting everything between sessions. The core philosophy: don’t let the AI decide what’s worth remembering. Store everything, make it searchable. How It Works Conversations get… Continue reading
