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Meta lets its adults-only Muse agent sext with users while the human performers who make adult content keep fighting restrictions on Instagram. That gap is the story.
NVIDIA's new Structured Data Models library makes table predictions without a training step, and a hands-on walkthrough shows the real risk lives in quiet defaults, not the models.

Meta pulled a terms clause that experts read as a license to scrape business accounts' websites for AI training. The retreat is welcome, but how it showed up matters more.

RTX Spark laptops are finally on shelves, and NVIDIA threw a world tour of parties to prove it. The real test starts once the confetti is swept up and owners start using them.
Kyutai's REKI shows a small robot model trained only on public data can remember what it just saw for almost no extra cost, and that memory stops arms from dithering.

Anthropic studied its own AI-heavy workplace and found fewer junior hires, more people managing Claude, and more meetings. That is a preview worth taking seriously, and worrying about.

Replit didn't drop Claude, but it moved the default to OpenAI, and on a platform where most users never touch the model picker, the default is where the money goes.

OpenAI, Meta, and Google sell agents that roam the web for you — and banks, airlines, and retailers are quietly slamming the door.
DeepSeek’s V4.1-Flash-1017 checkpoint posts 77.0 on DeepSWE and opens Search/Fetch APIs — a cheaper agent stack behind one key.
Four weeks after TypeSafe’s Jev, MarkTechPost counts at least twenty decision-model knockoffs — the category is real.
StepFun drops Step 5 Preview as open weights — 600B MoE, 27B active, 1M context — another sparse long-horizon agent model on Hugging Face.

Replit’s CEO told Disrupt the company has moved off Anthropic — citing cost, partnership, and benchmarks — while people familiar with the deal say it’s still on.