SpaceX is expected to file for its IPO as soon as today and list its shares on June 12. It plans to acquire Cursor in July. If the deal doesn't go through, SpaceX will pay Cursor a $10 billion breakup fee in cash. The deal will likely still require regulatory review.
Early reviews of the Tesla Semi suggest it could be a much-needed hit for the company. It is much less expensive than competing heavy-duty electric trucks and can travel farther. Cost and range are two of the main reasons that many logistics and delivery firms have been reluctant to buy electric trucks. Trucking firms in California have asked the state government for subsidies to help them buy more than 1,200 Tesla trucks, more applications than for all other electric trucks since the state's incentive program began in 2019.
Nature recently released two papers that describe AI systems intended to help scientists develop and test hypotheses. Google's Co-Scientist is designed to keep scientists in the loop, so researchers have to regularly apply their judgment to direct the system. FutureHouse's system can evaluate biological data from specific classes of experiments. Both models are designed to process massive amounts of information to create largely straightforward hypotheses, like whether a drug will work for a specific condition.
Build agents that take action: Google Startup School [11]. Chatbots are just the beginning. Google for Startups's Startup School: Agentic AI teaches you how to design and deploy autonomous systems that execute complex tasks. Master advanced tool calling, multi-agent orchestration, and reasoning chains directly from Google experts, turning your AI features into scalable, independent workflows. →
Google Antigravity is a dedicated platform for working with agents. It allows users to orchestrate multiple autonomous agents working in parallel across independent projects. Antigravity features an abstracted UI, dynamic subagents, scheduled tasks, artifacts, extended customization, live voice transcription, and more. It is available on macOS for both Apple Silicon and Intel.
Google released Gemini 3.5 Flash at Google I/O, skipping the preview and going straight to general availability. It mostly has the same set of platform features as the previous Gemini 3.x series, but without computer use. The model's knowledge cut-off is January 2025, and it supports 1,048,576 input tokens and 65,536 maximum output tokens. Gemini 3.5 Flash is accompanied by a notable price bump.
OpenAI co-founder and former Tesla executive Andrej Karpathy has joined Anthropic's pretraining team, which oversees the data training process for the company's AI models. He will lead a new group focused on using Claude to accelerate pretraining research. Karpathy previously led a team at Tesla that oversaw the functionality of the company's Autopilot advanced driver assistance system, and he was also a founding research scientist at OpenAI until 2017.
Polymarket is launching prediction markets tied to private company milestones. This will allow traders to bet on valuations, IPO timing, and secondary-market activity for companies like OpenAI and Anthropic. The system will use the Nasdaq Private Market as the exclusive resolution data provider. Traders can take a position on whether specific private-market events happen, though without equity ownership, shares, or voting rights. Individuals will be able to engage with private-market value creation earlier.
Zero unblocks your agents so they can discover services to accomplish tasks, no APIs keys or config. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenClaw, Hermes and most other CLI agents.
TLDR is hiring a VP of Marketing to scale growth, pipeline, and brand across 8M+ subscribers, 13 newsletters, and advertisers like AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft, and Anthropic. Apply here [21].
86% of surveyed users say AI helps them better understand their money, but most tools still aren't built around real financial context. With the new personal finance experience in ChatGPT [4], they can now get guidance around spending, saving, and cash flow—all powered by Plaid.
This new experience in ChatGPT is part of a shift toward intelligent finance—where AI, secure data connectivity, and consumer trust come together to help people make more informed financial decisions.
Meta is moving 7,000 employees to four new organizations focused on building new AI tools and apps. The organizations will use AI native design structures and have fewer managers per employee than other parts of the company. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has bet the future of Meta on AI. The company plans to spend up to $135 billion in capital expenditures this year, much of it going to building computing facilities that power AI and hiring researchers.
A judge has dismissed Elon Musk's claims against OpenAI. A jury found that Musk brought the lawsuit against the company and Sam Altman after the statute of limitations expired. Musk says he plans to appeal and described the ruling as a destructive precedent. OpenAI now has a clear path to a public listing.
Unitree Robotics recently filed for IPO on Shanghai's STAR Market. The company is profitable and growing fast. It has shipped more humanoid robots than any other company in the world. This post looks at what Unitree makes, its revenue mix, its customers, its vertically integrated approach, the financial picture, and Unitree's model layer ambitions.
The FCC has published images of Amazon's Wi-Fi router for Leo. The router supports Wi-Fi 6 and a mesh mode. The basic-looking, box-shaped router has a power port and two Ethernet ports, one specifically for the Leo dish. It supports Bluetooth Low Energy and the ZigBee wireless protocol.
Datadog's guide to AI ROI [9] breaks down how to proactively monitor AI costs by token, model, provider, and team. Don't wait until the bill comes - put cost data directly in front of the engineers making
Cloudflare was invited to use Mythos Preview as part of Project Glasswing. The company pointed it at more than 50 of its repositories to see what it would find and to see how it works. This post shares what the company observed, what the model did well and what it didn't, and how it can be improved. Mythos Preview is a real step forward, and its existence raises questions about how security should be handled in the near future.
browse is a browser CLI designed to be driven by AI agents. It gives AI agents skills for automating websites. Agents can navigate any page with low-level primitives. Users can see exactly what the page did in real time. All CLI commands work natively with local Chromium. Users have the option to switch to remote sessions.
Big tech is pouring around $700 billion into AI capital expenditures this year. Under-investing is seen as the bigger risk. Foundation models are commoditizing fast, and real value is shifting up the stack to applications, agents, and workflows. Adoption is wide, but shallow. Deep integration is still rare outside of tech and finance.
Meta's plans to build the world's biggest AI facility have entangled it deeply into Louisiana's politics, culture, and economy. The facility is expected to reach 5 gigawatts of compute capacity. The company plans to spend more than $200 billion on the project. This article looks at the series of deals Meta had to make to even start the project and how the project has impacted the locals in the area.
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This post looks at three predictions about product management and whether they are real or hype, then it discusses a fourth archetype that is rarely mentioned but worth knowing about.
Andy Jassy took the role of Amazon's CEO five years ago. He recently placed a series of expensive bets on AI that are audacious even by Silicon Valley standards. In his time, he has killed projects and cut staff, pleasing Wall Street, and now he has to steer the tech giant through its greatest challenge yet. This article tells the story of Jassy's tenure at Amazon.
SpaceX plans to launch the newest version of its Starship rocket on Tuesday during a launch window that opens at 6:30 PM ET. The flight plan will be similar to previous Starship test launches. The most recent test flight was seven months ago. Starship has undergone major redesigns and is now bigger, more powerful, and a step closer to being fully reusable.
CAR T cell therapy was originally designed to target and wipe out cancer by reprogramming patients' immune cells. It is now being offered to patients in clinical trials for autoimmune conditions. There's still uncertainty about how well the treatment works for autoimmunity and how any benefits might last, as well as what long-term side effects might arise. Another major challenge is that the therapy can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars after accounting for hospital stays, cell engineering, and other expenses.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory is designed to study the universe in greater detail than ever before. It is expected to discover a million asteroids, thousands of comets, and billions of stars and galaxies in its first year alone. The facility has begun collecting preliminary images and astronomers are poring over the initial data. Scientists have already been able to make new discoveries with its first images despite the images still not being as sharp as expected and the observatory still requiring a final tuning.
P50 response time tells you almost nothing about performance. The metric that actually matters [9] has to account for recall, grounding rate, re-query rate, and integration overhead. Fast-and-wrong is
Zero is a systems programming language for agents that provides small native tools, explicit effects, predictable memory, and structured compiler output. The language is still experimental and not stable yet, but it is in a stage where users can try it out and provide feedback. Practical examples are available for users to learn the language with.
Agents have gotten really good in the last fifteen months. They can now be used for real work with light supervision. AI can now be used for writing code changes, investigating and fixing bugs, research in large code bases, manual testing, and more. It still isn't suitable for writing public communications, unreviewed code, or testing UIs, but its capabilities are improving quickly.
Many people try to gain employment through the front door: they find a job advertisement, send their resume, and hope that someone on the other side notices them. Most people don't realize there are other entrances into the building. Conversations at parties, warm introductions, cold emails, and visible proof of work are viable alternatives. Sometimes, it's about creating a signal that attracts the exact person who needs it.