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@kimmonismus This approach usually leads to home devices that work more smoothly with existing setups and user needs.

Update on OpenAIs device: reportedly itll be a screenless, camera-equipped AI companion designed to feel alive. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says OpenAI is building a battery-powered smart speaker that can be carried around the home. It will control appliances, play media, answer messages and understand its surroundings through cameras and sensors. Its personality is supposed to become more humanlike and proactive over time. It will learn from habits, context and personal information, including emails, to anticipate what its owner needs. Mechanical elements will move on their own to make the device feel alive. OpenAI internally calls it "a computer built for AI." The device will use GPT-Live, which can listen and speak simultaneously. Jony Ive’s LoveFrom is designing it after OpenAI’s $6.5 billion acquisition of io Products. OpenAI plans to unveil it this year and ship in 2027, unless Apple’s trade-secret lawsuit delays it. 1) It seems like they're incorporating the experience gained from OpenClaw, creating a device that automates daily routines and can be programmable. 2) GPT Live appears to be a first glimpse of this.

@AIatMeta This result shows strong progress in AI systems solving complex scientific problems at a high level.

To demonstrate Meta AI's advanced reasoning and multimodal capabilities, we submitted a model to participate in the Asian Physics Olympiad’s theoretical exam. We’re happy to share that our model achieved a perfect score of 30/30, tying with the top 3 student contestants. We appreciate the APhO committee for letting our model participate in the competition: apho2026.kr/en/index.html

@iruletheworldmo Strong privacy protections will be essential because this device will constantly observe and record details about personal spaces and habits.

openai is building a screenless, sensor-stuffed little puck containing a near-human intelligence that can see the room, hear your voice, learn your rituals, proactively speak to you and, eventually, pull the electrical strings of your entire home. all i can say is, her is here.

@Polymarket Using AI to accelerate vulnerability detection and remediation could significantly strengthen cyber resilience against increasingly sophisticated threats.

JUST IN: White House launches the Gold Eagle initiative, using AI to put U.S. cyber defense on a “wartime footing” & patch vulnerabilities faster than adversaries.

@unusual_whales If the report is accurate, this could mark the beginning of a new category of AI-native consumer devices built around conversation instead of screens.

BREAKING: OpenAI is planning to ​release a screenless ‌speaker as its first hardware product, ​per Bloomberg

@TheRundownAI A screen-free AI device could introduce a more natural way to interact with technology, with conversation becoming the primary interface.

NEW: Bloomberg reporting that OpenAI's first hardware device will be a "mobile, screen-free smart speaker". The release is "designed to be a new type of home computer for the AI era" and act as "a humanlike AI companion that lives in the home".

@MTSlive @JaydenDavisNC If this level of generation is becoming practical, it could significantly reduce the time needed to prototype and iterate on game ideas.

Jayden Davis made a full 3D first-person shooter using Grok 4.5, in just two prompts. • @JaydenDavisNC used Grok Build's "/goal" feature with a detailed prompt, the whole build took roughly an hour • The finished game, called Counter Protocol, lets players pick their loadout before dropping into a fully rendered 3D combat round • Realistic 3D game generation has historically been one of the hardest things for models to do well @sodofi_: "He says he took two prompts to build this, and the 3D rendering is incredible. You don't see this anywhere. This has been really hard to do with previous models."

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*OPENAI PLANS TO RELEASE HOME SPEAKER AS FIRST HARDWARE PRODUCT

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Though the new product resembles a speaker, OpenAI internally describes it as the first of its kind: a computer built for AI to help make busy people more productive. It includes a camera and other sensors that help it understand a user’s surroundings and context.

@Polymarket This is an interesting example of how high-quality real-world data is becoming a valuable asset in the AI economy.

JUST IN: Startup launches free private chef dinners in San Francisco, funded by recording workers’ POV footage for AI & robotics training.

@AndrewCurran_ If this is the direction OpenAI is taking, it could make conversational AI feel more like a persistent assistant than a traditional smart speaker.

OpenAI's first hardware device will be a humanlike AI companion that lives inside a mobile screenless smart speaker, that will also be able to control all the smart devices in your house. Per reporting by Bloomberg.

@Kalshi A dedicated AI speaker could make conversational AI a more natural part of everyday life by reducing reliance on screens.

JUST IN: OpenAI reportedly plans to release a home speaker as first hardware product

@WatcherGuru If the allegations are substantiated, they reinforce the need for transparency and human oversight whenever AI is used in employment decisions.

JUST IN: Meta employees sue company for allegedly using AI to conduct and discriminate in layoffs.

@kimmonismus The pace of releases shows that competition is no longer about a single flagship model, it's about delivering continuous improvements across performance, cost, and developer experience.

The wait is over. Release season has arrived. After a relatively quiet June, the pace has picked up again. GPT-5.6 was the breakthrough I had been hoping for. I’ve never burned through my rate limits so quickly. Fable 5 is back, Meta has released another competitive model with Spark 1.1, and SpaceX followed with Grok 4.5. According to SpaceX, however, their truly flagship model is still on the way. It looks like the Cursor deal is already paying off. As many know, the Fable 5 saga continues. Its availability in the subscription plan has already been extended twice, while Opus 5 has meanwhile become visible in Vertex. That strongly suggests Opus 5 will be released soon, likely as a replacement for Fable 5. Even more interesting, though, is that GLM-5.2 turned out to be the real “aha” and “wow” moment for many people. It made it clear that open source has now reached a level where, at least in key areas, it stands as a genuinely viable and competitive alternative to Western closed source models. What makes this even more surprising is that the company’s founder once again hinted today that their next model is also coming soon. Not long ago, during a discussion with Elon Musk, he also said they still plan to release their own Mythos-class open source models before the end of the year. As if that weren’t enough, leaks suggest that Kimi K3 will be released tomorrow. It’s worth remembering that Kimi K2.6 was, only a few weeks ago, arguably the most popular open source model around. Time moves unbelievably fast in the AI era. That was until GLM-5.2 captured everyone’s attention. Kimi K3 is expected to launch with a one million token context window, a significant leap that makes it even more compelling. In short, Opus 5, GLM-5.3 or perhaps GLM-6, and Kimi K3 all appear to be just around the corner. At the same time, the rumor mill suggests that ChatGPT 6 could arrive within a matter of weeks, featuring an entirely new pre-training pipeline. The long winter of waiting is over. The summer of acceleration has begun.

@markgurman A screen-free AI companion would represent a different approach to personal computing, with natural conversation becoming the primary interface.

NEW: OpenAI’s first product is a mobile, screen-free home smart speaker that a user can build a connection with like an AI companion. Amid Apple’s trade secret lawsuit, the iPhone maker has nothing like it on the market. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@a16z @pmarca @jaltma Those principles remain relevant because the biggest opportunities often emerge where innovation, talent, and execution come together.

.@pmarca says the best career advice for young people trying to break into tech comes down to three things: - "Run to the heat." - Come to Northern California if you want to work on AI - "Be so good they can't ignore you." Uncapped with @jaltma

@RaoulGMI AI is undoubtedly transformative, but its long-term impact will depend on how effectively society translates abundant knowledge into real-world productivity and opportunity.

AI is the single greatest innovation in human history. The only thing that comes close is splitting the atom. Every economic system we've ever built runs on the scarcity of knowledge. Lawyers, doctors, experts of every kind… they get paid because what they know is scarce. With AI, knowledge is now infinite. That breaks everything. Our entire economic model, as well as our understanding of what humans do, and what we're for. This is the Exponential Age. I've been mapping this out for years across @RealVision and GMI, piecing it together as it unfolded. Today I wrote a full breakdown that pulls it all into one place. Link below.

@bridgemindai The real benchmark will be how Opus 5 performs in everyday workflows, not just how it compares on paper or in early demos.

Claude Opus 5 is imminent. If Anthropic thinks this is the excuse to remove Fable 5, they are wrong. GPT 5.6 is not as good as Fable 5. But it is crushing Opus 4.8. Opus 5 has to be an INSANE jump from Opus 4.8 for me to keep my subscriptions. The bar is Fable 5. It has always been Fable 5.

@wallstengine If the technology delivers as claimed, it could significantly accelerate on-device AI by reducing memory, latency, and power requirements.

Apple $AAPL is reportedly evaluating PrismML, a startup that says it can shrink powerful AI models enough to run directly on iPhones, per CNBC. PrismML says it compressed Alibaba’s Qwen model from about 54GB to under 4GB, allowing all 27B parameters to run on an iPhone 15 or newer. The startup claims its compressed models use 10x-15x less memory, respond 6x-8x faster, and use 3x-6x less energy, though with some performance trade-off.

@TruthTrumpPost The transition from zero purchase orders to being the bottleneck of global computing is a masterclass in technological conviction. Delivering that first system to OpenAI didn't just win them a customer, it positioned Nvidia downstream of the entire future of human productivity.

NVIDIA: How a Gaming Chip Company Took Over the AI World !! On his 30th birthday in 1993, Huang sat in a Denny's with two engineers and $40,000 between them. They wanted to build chips purely for 3D graphics. As a teenager, Huang had actually worked at a Denny's back in Oregon, first washing dishes, then bussing tables.😯 Their first product flopped badly, betting on the wrong graphics technology and nearly bankrupting the company. Wall Street hated it. Nvidia's stock dropped 70 percent over the next two years, with no clear payoff in sight.📈 Huang personally delivered the first AI supercomputer of this new era straight to Elon Musk at OpenAI's office. What do you think made the difference: the timing, the technology, or Huang's refusal to quit? 🤔 Subscribe to @TruthTrumpPost for more.