Y Combinator discusses new operating systems for the physical world
Read original source →youtube.com
The talk explores how next-generation operating systems will coordinate humans, robots, and AI agents for non-desk work. These systems could transform industries like logistics, manufacturing, and maintenance by managing physical workflows.
1 source
More stories today
Andy Jassy describes AI demand as a barbell with a thin middle
Vaibhav Sisinty·56 minutes ago
Sam Altman calls OpenAI's new agent a "totally different category"
In a video from The AI Entrepreneurs, Altman is described as making a "massive claim" about the new agent's power when asked how it benchmarks against competitors Grok, Muse, and Instinct. He said he tries every rival bot, but the snippet gives no benchmark numbers or launch details.
The AI Entrepreneurs·1 hour ago
Reddit post claims labs are building agents to replace research economists
A r/Singularity post shares a message reportedly sent to an economist at the Minnesota Fed describing agents that answer complex research questions with publishable output in under an hour. The post compares it to recent mathematician results and predicts most academics won't handle the shift well.
r/Singularity·1 hour ago
Reddit user compares image models: Nano Banana 2.1, GPT Image 2.5, Flux 3 Klein
A r/StableDiffusion gallery ranks seven image models on one portrait prompt: Nano Banana 2.1, GPT Image 2.5, Muse Image, Qwen Image 2.1 Turbo, Flux 3 Klein, Krea 2 Turbo and Moss-Image-SFT (8-step LoRA). The poster calls Flux 3 Klein the best open-weight entry.
r/StableDiffusion·1 hour ago
CNBC Investing Club adjusts portfolio as AI funding fears hit Wall Street
CNBC's Investing Club says the rotation out of AI stocks benefited several of its defensive holdings, and outlines how it is repositioning. No specific tickers, dollar figures, or performance numbers appear in the available excerpt.
CNBC Technology·1 hour ago

Kimi K3.1 open weights drop cyberattack training data
Moonshot's Kimi K3.1 open-weight release omits cyberattack training data, driven primarily by China's new export restrictions and growing caution over AI-powered cybersecurity exploits.
r/LocalLLaMA·1 hour agoSweden's Government Offices block ChatGPT and Claude, keep Copilot
From October 26, staff computers at Regeringskansliet will block both chatbots, leaving Microsoft Copilot as the only approved AI tool after a security review. Digitalisation director Mikael Wettercrantz cited "consequences for our information security" from unvetted AI use.
Decrypt·1 hour ago

Perplexity's Computer adds /impeccable skill for non-AI-looking interfaces
Aravind Srinivas·2 hours ago