Recursive Superintelligence releases Flint, a free coding AI small enough for a laptop
The startup Recursive Superintelligence has released its first model, a free coding AI called Flint that can run on a laptop. The company said its automated research system, called the Eureka Machine, helped build nearly every part of the model.
» readCapcom data breach exposes information of over 11.7 million users
A data breach at Japanese gaming company Capcom has compromised the personal information of more than 11.7 million users of its CAPCOM ID service.
» readEka Robotics raises $150M to build robots that feel as well as see
A Cambridge, Massachusetts startup has raised $150 million in Series A funding for robots that use both touch and sight to handle objects. The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz and F-Prime, valuing the company at $1.45 billion post-money.
» readTelefónica and IQM to install first quantum computer in Madrid by 2026
A quantum computer will be installed at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid before the end of 2026, according to an announcement made Friday by Telefónica and IQM Quantum Computers.
» readIndia Ke Top 1% Brings Logical Reasoning Game Show to Hotstar
The Indian adaptation of the global hit The 1% Club has been released on Hotstar. Unlike traditional quiz shows that test memory and general knowledge, the program focuses on logical reasoning, common sense, and mental agility.
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