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Cybercab's no-wheel launch gets a federal audit

NHTSA opened AQ26002 into Tesla's Cybercab self-certification after Austin deployment, focusing on how a vehicle without conventional controls fits federal safety standards.

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HydraFusion makes Copilot choose the coding workflow

GitHub's HydraFusion preview turns Copilot model choice into a runtime routing decision for agentic coding tasks, with cost and validation attached.

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AI Daily Brief: ChatGPT Ads, EU DSA and custom AI chips — August 31

OpenAI's ChatGPT Ads milestone, Europe's DSA designations, FSB cyber-risk warnings, NVIDIA and MediaTek's custom AI infrastructure push, and Transluce's mental-health evaluation shaped the August 31 AI brief.

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Salesforce gives enterprise agents a shared skill registry

Salesforce's Winter '27 announcement turns enterprise agent work toward reusable skills, packaged plugins and orchestration across Slack, developer tools and other agent systems.

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Frontier AI just became a bank resilience problem

The FSB's August G20 letter says frontier AI could change the speed, scale and economics of cyber risk, pushing banks and supervisors toward stronger recovery plans and model-release protocols.

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Australia's B300 order starts with hardware, not capacity

SuperX's 128-unit B300 order for Ezisight is a fresh signal that Australia wants more local AI compute. The harder question is what has to line up before ordered servers become usable domestic capacity.

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Isaac 0.5 puts robot learning's data problem in the open

Perceptron AI's Isaac 0.5 release gives robotics teams an open checkpoint, code and a report built around a practical question: how much expensive robot data can broad video replace?