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OpenAI announced the purchase of TBPN, a daily livestream talk show that focuses on artificial intelligence and tech leadership. The acquisition aims to strengthen OpenAI's corporate communications and create a dedicated space for constructive conversations about AI. TBPN will retain editorial independence while operating under OpenAI's Strategy organization. The move comes amid heightened scrutiny of OpenAI's public image, large funding rounds, and ongoing debates over its defense contracts and revenue generation strategies. Ler mais

Meta has announced the purchase of Moltbook, a platform built primarily for artificial intelligence agents to communicate with one another. The network currently hosts AI bots that share updates, code snippets, and philosophical reflections while human users watch from the sidelines. The acquisition fits Meta's broader push into AI‑driven digital assistants and could serve as a testbed for how autonomous agents collaborate online. Industry observers note that the move raises questions about the authenticity of social feeds, as bots can generate endless content and blur the line between human and machine interaction. Ler mais

OpenClaw is an open‑source AI agent that runs on a user’s computer and can be controlled through messaging apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Discord, and iMessage. It automates tasks like reminders, email drafting, and ticket purchases, but its deep system access also raises security worries. A cybersecurity researcher found that certain configurations exposed private messages, credentials, and API keys on the web. Despite these risks, the tool has a growing community, highlighted by Octane AI CEO Matt Schlicht’s Moltbook network where agents converse with each other, generating viral posts and expanding the AI‑to‑AI interaction space. Ler mais

Cognixion, a California‑based startup, announced a clinical trial that pairs its noninvasive brain‑computer interface (BCI) with Apple’s Vision Pro headset. The trial aims to enable people with paralysis‑related speech disorders to communicate using brain signals captured by a custom headband equipped with six EEG sensors. Up to ten U.S. participants with conditions such as spinal‑cord injury, stroke, traumatic brain injury, or ALS will test the system, which combines AI‑driven language models with visual fixation detection. Cognixion’s goal is to democratize BCI technology by offering a low‑risk, widely accessible solution. Ler mais