Microsoft Launches Scout, OpenClaw-Inspired AI Assistant
Microsoft announced Scout, an AI assistant built on OpenClaw’s framework, available via its Frontier program starting June 2026.
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NVIDIA NemoClaw Powers Autonomous AI Engineers for Industrial Workflows
NVIDIA and engineering software leaders are using NemoClaw to automate workflows, cutting RTL verification time from weeks to hours.
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Amazon Nova Forge Enhances Hyperparameter Optimization for Custom Models
Amazon Nova Forge helps users fine-tune large language models for domain-specific tasks without losing general capabilities, according to a recent blog post.
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OpenAI Introduces Codex Plugins for Every Role
Over 5 million people use Codex weekly, with non-developers growing 3x faster than developers. OpenAI announced new role-specific plugins, sites, and annotations to enhance productivity.
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Baz Uses Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to Improve Code Review Accuracy
Baz reduced manual code review efforts by up to 70% using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to automate product validation and ensure code matches design specifications.
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OpenAI Launches Codex Tools for White-Collar Work
OpenAI announced new Codex tools designed for white-collar jobs, with knowledge workers now making up 20% of its user base.
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OpenAI Adds Job Search and CV Editor to ChatGPT
OpenAI has expanded ChatGPT to include job search and resume editing tools, with results personalized to users' skills and goals.
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Google Beam Enhances Group Meetings with Immersive Displays
Google Beam introduces a new experiment to improve hybrid meetings, offering a 50% stronger sense of social connection and 21% increase in contribution ability.
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Google AI Mode Surpasses Billion Monthly Users in U.S.
Google's AI Mode, launched a year ago, now has over a billion monthly active users globally, with search queries doubling every quarter.
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Intel Announces Kubernetes Autoscaling in OPEA v1.4
Intel released OPEA v1.4, featuring enhanced Kubernetes autoscaling capabilities to improve resource efficiency in AI workloads.
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Intel Demonstrates Local AI Agent Deployment Using Qwen3 and Ollama
Intel showcased a method to run AI agents locally using Qwen3, Qwen-Agent, and Ollama, enabling faster response times compared to cloud-based solutions.
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Intel Unveils New Tools to Optimize Vector Databases for RAG-Driven AI
Intel announced new tools to improve vector database performance, boosting query speed by 30% for RAG-driven generative AI applications.