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Alibaba Launches Second-Generation Qwen Glasses Starting at $450
Alibaba has launched second-generation smart glasses built on Qwen, starting at $450 and on sale in China now. Configurations and overseas release dates have not…

Genmo's Mochi 1: An Open 10B-Parameter Video Model Under Apache 2.0
Genmo has released Mochi 1, a 10B-parameter diffusion text-to-video model under Apache 2.0. RunPod has already shown how to deploy it in the cloud.

Getty Images Says It Will File for Bankruptcy to Go Private; Shares Fall 68%
Getty Images says it will file for bankruptcy to restructure and become a private company. Its shares plunged 68% on the news, leaving the stock-photo market alone…

Getty Images files for bankruptcy to restructure as shares crash 68%

OpenAI Cuts 2026 Revenue Forecast to $50 Billion From $70 Billion

Drones Knock Out Yandex's Third Data Center, in Vladimir

AWS adds agent payments to AgentCore: x402 support in days instead of months

AI Agents Decompiled a First-Person Shooter, Burning 500 Billion Tokens
The momo5502.com blogger had AI agents decompile an FPS and burned about 500 billion tokens. The post scored 69 points on Hacker News and shows the real cost of…

Cohere explains why AI ROI is hard to calculate, and how to do it
Cohere says AI ROI is (benefit − total cost) ÷ total cost × 100, and names four factors that make forecasts diverge from reality.

Getty Images prepares to file for bankruptcy: shares plunge 68% as owners put in $533 million

Pollo AI Builds an Ad Production Pipeline on GPT-5.6, GPT-6 Astra and GPT-Image-2.5

Replacing LLM weights with a recipe: how 16 GB of matrices are being folded into formulas

TechCrunch rounds up AI agents that live in text messages, from personal assistants to family and work helpers

Home-Built AI-Slop Detector Catches 5 of 12 Signs of AI Text With Code
An author mapped 12 signs of AI slop to his detector's checks: code catches five, two only partly. The other seven are left to an editor, and online detectors…

Sherry Turkle warns: people believe an AI cares from the first exchange
MIT psychologist Sherry Turkle says even a primitive dialogue is enough to make us believe a machine cares. The effect was described in 1966, and today it runs at…









