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Walrus Memory gives AI agents a portable, verifiable memory layer across Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini
AI agents forget. Close the session and everything the agent learned about you resets to zero. Walrus Memory, launched June 3, is a memory layer built to fix that — agents keep context, share knowledge, and build on past work across sessions, apps, and runtimes. ## How it works Developers wire in two calls: remember… Continue reading
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NVIDIA’s GRAIL generates humanoid robot skills from 3D assets and video
Teaching a humanoid to pick up a box and carry it across a room usually means hours of teleoperation or motion capture. NVIDIA’s GRAIL goes the other way: it generates loco-manipulation behavior — locomotion plus object handling — directly from 3D assets and motion priors pulled from video. ## The data bottleneck it targets Humanoid… Continue reading
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Alibaba’s Qwen3.7-Plus adds vision and agentic tool use, scoring 79 on ScreenSpot Pro
Qwen3.7-Plus is Alibaba’s entry into the multimodal-agent race. Where Qwen3.7-Max stayed a pure-text flagship, Plus takes images and video as input — understanding them, not generating — and wires that perception into an agent loop that plans, calls tools, writes and tests its own code, then iterates on real execution feedback. ## What it’s built… Continue reading
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Oscilar Agent Hub puts 30+ specialized agents behind fraud, credit, and compliance
Oscilar just shipped Agent Hub, a suite of 30+ AI agents built for one job: risk operations at financial institutions. Fraud, AML compliance, credit, onboarding, sanctions, disputes — each gets its own specialized agent, and they share signals and context with each other in real time instead of running as isolated point tools. ## The… Continue reading
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Perplexity Personal Computer lands on Windows with hybrid on-device and cloud routing
Perplexity is putting an always-on agent straight onto the Windows desktop. You hand it a goal — “build an interactive guide on whales,” “clean up this spreadsheet” — and it decides which apps to open, which files to touch, and how to finish the job across Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook, and OneDrive. ## What it… Continue reading
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Microsoft MAI-Image-2.5 debuts at No. 3 on Arena with built-in image editing
## What it is MAI-Image-2.5 is Microsoft’s new in-house image generation and editing model, shown at Build 2026 and available in Foundry. It debuted at No. 3 on Arena.ai’s image leaderboard — a +75-point jump over MAI-Image-2 — with its biggest gains in text rendering (+107) and cartoon, anime, and fantasy (+90). It’s already running… Continue reading
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MisoTTS is an 8B open-weights voice model built to out-emote humans
## What it is MisoTTS is an 8-billion-parameter text-to-speech model from Miso Labs, released with open weights and a claim of being the most emotive voice model around. It generates expressive speech from text plus audio context, using residual vector quantization to widen its sonic range, and it clones a voice from a short sample… Continue reading
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Apertis gives you one API key for 470+ AI models across 30 providers
## What it is Apertis is a unified gateway that puts 470+ models from 30+ providers — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and more — behind a single OpenAI-compatible API key. Point your existing OpenAI or Anthropic client at it and you can call any model without rewiring code. It’s built for coding tools too: Claude… Continue reading
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NVIDIA Cosmos 3 is an open world model that generates text, video, sound, and actions
## What it is NVIDIA just released Cosmos 3, an open foundation model for Physical AI that natively understands and generates across text, images, video, ambient sound, and actions — all in one model. It’s built on a two-tower Mixture-of-Transformers: an autoregressive transformer handles physical reasoning while a diffusion transformer handles multimodal generation. The point… Continue reading
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Replicas runs Claude Code and Codex in isolated cloud VMs
## What it is Replicas runs Claude Code, Codex, or any coding agent in the cloud instead of on your laptop. Each agent gets its own isolated VM with a real dev environment — it installs dependencies, spins up databases, and runs your actual codebase inside the sandbox. You bring your own subscriptions and API… Continue reading
