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Meta acquires Moltbook, the Reddit-like network for AI agents
Meta is snapping up Moltbook, a fledgling social platform designed for AI agents to autonomously post and interact — think Reddit, but populated by bots rather than humans. The Moltbook team will fold into Meta Superintelligence Labs, signaling Meta's push to build infrastructure where AI agents operate socially on behalf of users and businesses. The deal underscores a broader industry race to define how autonomous AI systems will communicate and collaborate at scale.
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I built a programming language using Claude Code
A developer used Anthropic's Claude Code to build a functioning programming language from scratch, documenting the process in a hands-on technical writeup. The experiment showcases how AI-assisted coding tools are moving beyond autocomplete into genuine collaborative development for complex, architecture-heavy projects. For engineers curious about the practical ceiling of AI coding assistants, this serves as a concrete benchmark.
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Thinking Machines Lab inks massive compute deal with Nvidia
Thinking Machines Lab has secured a multi-year compute deal with Nvidia spanning at least one gigawatt of processing power — a scale that signals serious infrastructure ambitions. The partnership also includes a strategic investment from Nvidia, deepening the financial and technological ties between the two companies. Deals of this magnitude are increasingly rare and position Thinking Machines Lab among the best-resourced AI players in the market.
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AgentMail raises $6M to build an email service for AI agents
AgentMail has raised $6 million to develop an email infrastructure platform purpose-built for AI agents. The service gives agents their own dedicated inboxes with full functionality — including two-way conversations, parsing, threading, and search. As agentic AI systems take on more autonomous tasks, purpose-built communication infrastructure is becoming a critical layer of the stack.
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Ars Technica
Gemini burrows deeper into Google Workspace with revamped document creation and editing
Google has supercharged Gemini's role in Workspace, giving the AI the ability to draw on context from a user's files, emails, and other data to generate and refine documents. The upgrade moves Gemini beyond a simple chat assistant into something closer to an integrated work partner embedded across the suite. For businesses already living in Google's ecosystem, the friction between thinking and doing just got considerably smaller.
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