01blockchain.newsOpenClaw's biggest release yet: agents can now join meetings, take notes, and actually do the assigned work. Also adds DeepSeek V4 Flash and Pro as model options, enabling essentially free local deployments via Ollama. The AI meeting notetaker category just got disrupted by something that also executes.
02venturebeat.comDeepSeek V4-Pro packs 1.6T parameters and a 1M token context window at rock-bottom pricing — roughly 1/6th of Claude Opus 4.7 and 1/7th of GPT-5.5. Both American models launched the same week, making the price contrast impossible to ignore. See reader feedback above for important nuance.
03opensource.microsoft.comMIT-licensed, 9,500+ tests, zero-trust identity, sub-millisecond policy enforcement, and adapters for 20+ frameworks including LangChain, AutoGen, CrewAI, Semantic Kernel, OpenAI Agents SDK, and Google ADK. SDKs in Python, TypeScript,.NET, Rust, and Go. Enterprise AI security just got a baseline.
04bloomberg.comApoorva Mehta's fund deploys thousands of AI bots to scan the internet for trade ideas, conduct research, pick longs and shorts, size positions, and execute trades — entirely replacing human portfolio managers. $100M seed. If it works, the implications for finance (and every other knowledge role) are hard to overstate.
05stockstotrade.comIntel's earnings revealed that agentic AI inference is driving serious CPU demand — GPUs can't handle agentic workloads alone. ARM hit a new ATH on the news, suggesting the AI hardware stack is broadening beyond Nvidia's dominance into a multi-chip world.