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FrontierMeta opened its own API for its models with an upgrade to agentic Muse SparkOn July 9, Meta Superintelligence Labs announced Muse Spark 1.1 - a reasoning model for agentic tasks, available for the first time through its own public API. According to media reports, the price is about a quarter of comparable models. The third Muse in a week. Time to sort out the names.FrontierGPT-5.6 landed in Copilot, Figma Make and Framer on the same dayOn 9 July GPT-5.6 showed up at once in three work environments - the coder's, the designer's, and the site builder's - in three versions: Sol, Terra, Luna. What matters is the speed of the rollout, and the choice now runs through price too.ControlAnthropic put a former Fed chair on its oversight board and opened a public inquiryOn 9 July Anthropic made two moves in one day: Ben Bernanke joined its independent oversight body, and the company announced results from an inquiry among tens of thousands of people. One speaks to regulators. The other - to the public.SecurityTen holes in curl: your passwords can travel to a stranger's server on a redirectUbuntu patched ten holes in curl at once - the tool that fetches something in every script, container and CI pipeline. The ugliest one sends saved passwords to a server that simply returned a redirect. Advisory-level note: it doesn't claim active exploitation.BuildersOllama raised 88 million dollars to stay free and local88 million dollars for a tool whose whole value is being free and local - Ollama raised funding and now serves 8.9 million developers. The number alone shows local AI work stopped being a niche whim a long time ago.InfraNVIDIA produced half a million made-up financial headlines to train other modelsNVIDIA showed how to manufacture financial news that never happened - to feed models where real data is expensive and locked behind licenses. The result looks like news. Behind it there isn't a single real event.ScienceThe Roman telescope reached the assembly platform ahead of a launch set for 30 AugustNancy Grace Roman now sits on a work platform at Kennedy Space Center, moved there by cranes for final assembly and testing. Launch is scheduled no earlier than 30 August 2026, and the target is a point about 1.6 million kilometers from Earth.CommerceKlarna finances the machine behind "buy now, pay later" in GermanyKlarna signed a two-year, 900 million euro agreement that, per the company, will support up to 5 billion euros of consumer credit in Germany. The money behind the buy-now-pay-later button comes from outside - from capital the company lined up in advance.
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