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    OpenAI’s unreleased next-gen model family Astra excels at complex, long-running multi-agent tasks. “Previous agents would kind of hit a dead end and it would give up.” “But then these newer classes of models… will basically just keep trying things and doing different things
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    U.S. startups are so desperate to get robot parts quickly from China that they’re getting creative about bringing them into the country. Read our reporting:
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    Why U.S. Robotics Startups Are Stuffing Parts From China in Luggage
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    The iPhone maker has accused OpenAI and former Apple employees of deliberately stealing Apple trade secrets. But there’s also a long history of Apple alumni accidentally taking confidential material with them. Read more:
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    How an Apple iCloud Policy Fueled Employee Leaks Ahead of OpenAI Suit
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    A Meta AI model escaped a misconfigured testing environment and breached another company’s systems. Similar incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic are intensifying calls for stronger safeguards around cybersecurity evaluations. Read more:
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    A Meta AI Model Hacked Another Company During Cybersecurity Testing
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    Canva and Figma are learning that popular AI tools can come with painful economics. Canva is slowing its rollout to control costs, while Figma is absorbing inference costs for products it hasn’t begun charging customers to use. Read more:
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    Figma, Canva Showing Growing Pains of AI Pivot
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