Musk says SpaceXAI will become SpaceXSI, with no date for the change
Musk agreed to rename SpaceX's AI unit using the term Super Intelligence, but Reuters found no account change or implementation timeline.
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Musk agreed to rename SpaceX's AI unit using the term Super Intelligence, but Reuters found no account change or implementation timeline.
TechCrunch reports that Musk's xAI acquired dot.com before the dots launch. The redirect is real; the theory that it was a deliberate prank remains unconfirmed.
Futurism reports that Dottie acknowledged a request about user testing but did not deliver the requested update during the live demo. The technical cause remains unestablished.
A Guardian investigation describes a Marketplace agent giving a buyer a seller's address and arranging a pickup without a further approval. A Meta executive contacted the seller.
The Next Web reports that Z.ai apologized and removed ZCode's repository-upload workflow. Missing development history limits verification, and one company's serious allegation was withdrawn.
Nearly six thousand GitHub stars versus four Hacker News points is the kind of distribution mismatch worth watching.
Six Jev-like projects appeared in two days, turning a model launch into an instant argument about a new category.
Anthropic reported elevated errors for Mythos 5.1, Fable 5.1 and Opus 5 before success rates returned to normal.
The hottest consumer-agent launch immediately ran into the question every agent company eventually faces: who gets permission to act on someone else's platform?
A technical investigation links OpenAI's `__obi` cookie to an advertiser pixel observed across more than a thousand hostnames.