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TLDR 2025-06-06

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01GENERAL

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Traditional automation is no match for today's complexity. Agentic workflows [5]—autonomous, goal-driven agents collaborating to achieve business goals—require more than prompt engineering. They need a powerful workflow engine to orchestrate tasks, decisions, and outcomes at scale—with humans in the loop when it matters most. .

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02BIG TECH & STARTUPS

AMAZON ‘TESTING HUMANOID ROBOTS TO DELIVER PACKAGES'

Amazon is building a 'humanoid park' to test robots that could eventually take the jobs of delivery workers. The indoor obstacle course is about the size of a coffee shop. The company is developing artificial intelligence software that can power the robots. It will use hardware developed by other companies. Amazon is aiming for the robots to be able to travel in its Rivian vans and make deliveries from them.

theguardian.com3 min read

GOOGLE STARTS TESTING ‘SEARCH LIVE' IN AI MODE

Google has started tests of its AI Mode's new 'Search Live' experience, which lets users have real-time conversations with Google. The feature can answer questions while surfacing the sites used to inform the answer. It may ask clarifying questions to refine queries, and users can ask follow-up questions. The feature is currently rolling out to the Google app in Android and iOS.

9to5google.com2 min read

03SCIENCE & FUTURISTIC TECHNOLOGY

LONGEVITY IS NOW A FACTOR WHEN PICKING AN EMBRYO FOR IVF

Nucleus Genomics is a DNA testing and analysis company that plans to provide DNA testing for embryos to predict and reduce chronic diseases. It will analyze up to 20 embryos for $5,999, providing an analysis of up to 900 conditions. The embryos will be given probabilities for the likelihood they will get these chronic conditions and then it will be up to the parents to decide which embryos to use. Nucleus also provides possibility assessments for attributes such as IQ, height, and eye color.

links.tldrnewsletter.com7 min read

WALMART AND WING EXPAND DRONE DELIVERY TO FIVE MORE US CITIES

Wing and Walmart have announced plans to roll out drone delivery to more than 100 Walmart stores in Atlanta, Charlotte, Houston, Orlando, Tampa, and the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Walmart appears to be becoming confident in drone delivery - the expansion is a nearly five-fold increase in Wing's operations with the retailer. Wing is now decidedly out of the pilot and trial phase and scaling up its business.

techcrunch.com3 min read

04PROGRAMMING, DESIGN & DATA SCIENCE

SHOW HN: IOS SCREEN TIME FROM A REST API (HACKER NEWS THREAD)

The founders of Clearspace, a startup that builds tools to help people reduce their screen time, have released an API that makes iOS Screen Time accessible on the web. The API allows developers to build tools that leverage screen time data. Example use cases include apps that auto-report large deviations in screen time, show group visibility, and automatically complete tasks every time a limit is passed.

news.ycombinator.com

CLAUDE COMPOSER CLI

Claude Composer CLI is a wrapper for Claude Code that adds enhancements around automation, UX, and configuration. It automatically handles permission dialogues based on configurable rules and uses rulesets to define exactly which actions to allow automatically. Users can configure which tools Claude can use and stay informed without switching contexts through system notifications.

github.comGitHub repository

05MISCELLANEOUS

GOOGLE ROLLING OUT UPGRADED GEMINI 2.5 PRO PREVIEW

Google has released an upgraded preview of Gemini 2.5 Pro. It will be generally available in the coming weeks. The model leads in coding across benchmarks like AIDER Polyglot and has top-tier performance on GPQA and Humanity's Last Exam. It has an Elo score of 1460 on LMArena and 1443 on WebDevArena.

9to5google.com1 min read

AMC NETWORKS INKS DEAL WITH AI COMPANY RUNWAY

AMC plans to use AI company Runway's technology to both generate marketing images and help pre-visualize shows that have yet to be produced. The AI production images could help showrunners figure out what would or wouldn't work on the air without the high cost of shooting the material or designing from scratch. They are not intended to be used in shows at this point. Other studios are also tinkering with AI models, but they are staying silent about it due to the early nature of the tech and the sensitivity of the issue with Hollywood guilds.

hollywoodreporter.com3 min read