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In the last 24 hours AI/TLDR tracked 19 new AI releases, including Yogurt — a free, open-source Granola alternative that runs on your computer, agent-browser 0.42 — Vercel's agent browser CLI can record and replay flows and Weight-space programming as a linear program — 8x fewer edits than GPT-6 Astra. AI/TLDR is an AI release tracker that follows new AI models, open-source tools, papers, datasets and benchmarks — refreshed every 2 hours from verified primary sources and explained in plain English.
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- Yogurt — a free, open-source Granola alternative that runs on your computer
Yogurt is a free, MIT-licensed meeting-notes app for Mac, Windows and Linux. It records calls without a bot, then transcribes and summarizes them with AI models that run on your own computer.
- agent-browser 0.42 — Vercel's agent browser CLI can record and replay flows
agent-browser 0.42.0, Vercel Labs' Rust browser CLI for AI agents, adds experimental saved flows that record a browser task once and replay its requests. The 49.9k-star repo is on GitHub's daily trending list.
- Weight-space programming as a linear program — 8x fewer edits than GPT-6 Astra
Nathan Barry shows that GPT-6 Astra's weight edit to Qwen3.5-0.8B can be found as a linear program. Two one-minute LP solves match Astra's scores while changing 16,291 weights instead of 130,188.
- Voltage glitching unlocks an A100 — a mining card gets 80 GB and full compute
A researcher used a voltage fault on NVIDIA's GA100 chip to blow locked fuses and turn a CMP 170HX mining card into an A100-80G, unlocking about 80 GB of HBM and up to 126 SMs. NVIDIA was told before publication.
- MiniMax H3-Image — open-weight model makes 4K images in under 10 seconds
MiniMax H3-Image is an open-weight image model built on H3. It generates and edits 16 MP (4096×4096) images in 6 sampling steps, takes up to 16 reference images, and is #2 on Hugging Face trending.
- Nvidia board reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang
The Wall Street Journal reports that Nvidia's board is preparing to remove founder and CEO Jensen Huang and could meet as soon as Wednesday. Nvidia shares fell more than 9% after hours. No decision has been announced.
- United Airlines — bans third-party AI agents from booking flights
United Airlines says it will block unauthorized third-party AI agents from booking flights for travelers. It cites account and payment security, unintended purchases, and possible federal rule violations.
- AWS Emulator — a free local copy of the AWS APIs, built by AI agents
AWS Emulator is a free, CC0-licensed Rust program that answers AWS CLI and SDK calls on your own machine, with no AWS account. AWS says AI agents wrote all of its code and its engineers did not review it.
- Gemini Decisions API — fast, calibrated answers to closed-set questions
Google's Gemini Decisions API runs the new gemini-decision-1 model to score yes/no, multiple-choice and rubric questions in one forward pass, with confidence scores, 150-250 ms latency and $0.10 per 1M input tokens.
- ByteDance plans a Muse-like AI assistant — launch in weeks, Bloomberg says
ByteDance plans to launch an AI assistant like Meta's Muse within weeks, Bloomberg reports. Co-founder Zhang Yiming reportedly told staff ByteDance cannot match OpenAI and Anthropic at the frontier before 2029 or 2030.
- Tabletop — Google Labs shared spaces for group plans and games
Tabletop is a Google Labs experiment where a group shares one space and prompts @tabletop to build tools like itineraries, polls, expense splitters and brackets. It is a U.S. waitlist for ages 18+.
- 48 AI agents scan public lidar — and flag an unregistered Maya site
Pietro Miotti, who says he is not an archaeologist, had 48 AI agents review lidar images of about 1,200 km² of Maya-region jungle. They flagged a hilltop site with a plaza and an oval pyramid that Mexico's INAH says is not registered.
- AlphaGenome 2 — DeepMind's cell-type-aware DNA effect model
AlphaGenome 2 is a Google DeepMind model that predicts how DNA variants change gene activity in a chosen human cell type. It trained on 100M+ single-cell profiles across 68 tissues and is free for non-commercial research.
- Qwen4-Max-Preview — Alibaba opens a two-week preview of its next flagship
Qwen4-Max-Preview is the first Qwen4 model anyone can use: a multimodal flagship with a 1M-token context, served only through Alibaba's Token Plan from November 11 to 25. No benchmarks, weights or per-token price yet.
- Claris Harbor — Apple's Claris tests a private AI server for Macs
Claris Harbor, from Apple's Claris unit, turns Apple silicon Macs into a private AI server for open-weight models. Several Macs can be linked over Thunderbolt 5 to pool memory. It is in private preview.
- Amazon swaps Claude Sonnet 4.6 for Strands Decider — ticket labels 98% cheaper
Two Amazon engineers replaced Claude Sonnet 4.6 with the Strands Decider E4B decision model for labeling internal tickets. Calls got 78% faster, and cost fell from $0.0222 to about $0.0005 per ticket.
- Lex Toumbourou — Claude Fable 5.2 one-shots a 12-stage beat 'em up
Lex Toumbourou used Claude Code with Claude Fable 5.2 to build his nephew's game design, Aiden's Revenge, in one overnight run: 12 stages, 18 characters and four-player controller support, using about 340M Claude tokens.
- VulnCheck on Glasswing — 442 CVEs, 2 exploited, maintainers carry the triage
VulnCheck's Patrick Garrity counts 442 CVEs credited to Anthropic's Project Glasswing after seven months. Only 2 are exploited in the wild, and he argues the OSS Scanner shifts triage work onto open-source maintainers.
- ChatGPT Enterprise on AWS Marketplace — buy it on your AWS bill
OpenAI now sells ChatGPT Enterprise through AWS Marketplace. Companies buy it with a private offer, pay on their AWS bill, and eligible spend counts toward AWS EDP or PPA commitments. Codex is part of the package.
- AI Explained — 'Fable 5.2: The Self-Improvement Loop Keeps Loopin’'
AI Explained's 10 November 2026 video reads the 264-page Claude Fable 5.2 report and METR's 30-page report on AI speeding up AI research, and tests Fable 5.2 and Gemini 4 Carbon.
- Businesses in ChatGPT — claim your listing and run a Business Agent
OpenAI launched Businesses in ChatGPT in beta. Companies claim their profile in Business Hub, see mentions and clicks, and US ecommerce and online-service firms can build a Business Agent that answers customers inside ChatGPT.
- Anthropic IPO terms — $70 to $78 a share, $26B from seven chip and cloud firms
Anthropic launched its IPO roadshow: 825 million shares at $70 to $78 on Nasdaq as ANT. A new filing adds a $26B share sale to AMD, Broadcom, Google, Micron, Microsoft, Nvidia and TSMC at the IPO price.
- Evan X. Merz — AI usage generates a fragile codebase
Evan X. Merz, who wrote at least 90% of his code with AI at Meta, argues that AI-built SaaS codebases get fragile: shallow tests, over-complex code, weaker human understanding and more pull requests than reviewers can check.
- Matteo — I'm not convinced the AI bubble exists
Matteo argues the AI bubble is not a settled fact: most of the roughly $5 trillion in AI spending is one-time data-center building, and Anthropic's S-1 shows $2.08 of revenue per $1 of compute. He still lists real risks.
- Modern Web Guidance 1.0 — Chrome skills that modernize agent-written web code
Modern Web Guidance 1.0 is an Apache-2.0 skill pack and offline CLI from the Chrome team. It gives coding agents current web guidance for 250 features, so they stop writing legacy JavaScript and CSS.
- Gemini Intelligence November update — Android widgets from a prompt
Gemini Intelligence on Android adds Create My Widget, which builds a home-screen widget from a plain description, plus Device Assistance for fixing phone settings by asking. Pixel 10 phones get the features in the November Pixel Drop.
- Fireship — 'Did Anthropic just save its $1 trillion IPO?'
Fireship looks at Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2, which Anthropic released in the middle of its IPO roadshow, and at what the new models can do.
- Claude Sheets and Whiteboards — Anthropic adds office apps inside Claude
Anthropic launched Claude Sheets and Claude Whiteboards in beta on all paid plans, made Claude Data (formerly Dashboards) generally available, and let partner apps like Notion and Atlassian open as full apps inside Claude.
- Claude designs electronics — three working devices from short prompts
Anthropic and Diode Computers report that Claude Fable 5.2 designed a speakerphone, a voice-assistant hub and a handheld virtual pet end to end, and all three boards were made straight from its files with no manufacturing back-and-forth.
- Sam Witteveen — 'Gemini 4 Carbon is Live!'
Sam Witteveen walks through Google's Gemini 4 Carbon on the day it opened to developers: what it is built for, its benchmarks, pricing and cost per task against Claude Fable 5.2, and three app-building demos.
- Gemini 4 Carbon — now open to developers, Ultra users and Search
Gemini 4 Carbon is now available to paying developers in Google AI Studio and Gemini for business, and to AI Ultra users in the Gemini app and AI Mode. It first shipped on 28 October to cyber defenders only.
- Gemini Robotics 2.5 — DeepMind's most capable robot action model
Gemini Robotics 2.5 is Google DeepMind's most capable vision-language-action model. It was tested on 200+ dexterous tasks, with success rates 30% to 100% higher than Gemini Robotics 2. It reached 96% on a Mercedes-Benz kitting pilot.
- Gemini for healthcare — Google Cloud's agent for clinical and payer work
Gemini for healthcare is a Google Cloud agent solution that links health records, claims and admin systems to do multi-step work like prior authorization. It is in U.S. preview, with HCA Healthcare, Highmark Health and Northwell Health.
- AlphaProof Code — DeepMind AI verifies the Signal protocol's code
AlphaProof Code is a DeepMind agent framework that writes Lean proofs that code is correct. It verified the Signal protocol's implementation in four weeks, and DeepMind is open-sourcing the verification artifacts.
- Two Minute Papers — 'Is Software Over?'
Two Minute Papers asks 'Is Software Over?' and links four projects: MirrorCode, where AI agents rebuild programs from behaviour alone, the REMEND decompiler, WebUI-95 and PhotoCraft, an open-source Photoshop rebuild in Rust.
- LongCat-2.5 — Meituan opens weights of its 1.6T agentic model
Meituan released the weights of LongCat-2.5 under the MIT license. It is a 1.6T-parameter multimodal mixture-of-experts model with about 48B active per token, built for long-horizon agent tasks.
- Gemini human review — excerpts from your Gmail and Drive can reach reviewers
A public write-up says consumer Gemini with Connected Apps can pull Gmail and Drive content into chats that human reviewers may see. Google's own help page confirms reviewers see excerpts from relevant emails and files.
- e-means — Meta FAIR's k-means replacement needs one-tenth the epochs
e-means is a mini-batch replacement for k-means clustering from Meta FAIR. It reaches the loss Lloyd's k-means gets in 25 epochs in 1.4 to 2.6 epochs, and runs 10-45x faster on GPU. The code ships in Faiss.
- Claude Code 2.1.322 — fast mode comes to Google Vertex AI
Claude Code 2.1.322 adds fast mode on Google Vertex AI in the global, us and eu regions. When Vertex refuses a fast request, Claude Code falls back to standard speed instead of failing.
- Wes Roth — 'NOTHING will be smarter than Fable 5.2...'
Wes Roth reviews Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2, focusing on Anthropic's note that it limited Fable 5.2's training on kernel optimization and LLM architecture research, and tests Fable 5.2 on his own game benchmark.