A critical GitHub Enterprise Server vulnerability (CVE-2026-3854) allows remote code execution via unsanitized git push options, and despite a rapid patch, a staggering 88% of instances remain exposed — with AI-powered tools enabling researchers to develop a working exploit in under 48 hours.
Google DeepMind launches ProEval, a free open-source tool that slashes generative AI evaluation costs by up to 100x using Bayesian Quadrature techniques, achieving ±1% accuracy with a fraction of typical samples while proactively identifying model failure patterns across major benchmarks.
Amazon launches Amazon Quick, a free AI work assistant with deep integration across Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, and Zoom, offering enterprise-grade automation for drafting emails, updating tickets, and creating presentations — trusted by major companies like Southwest Airlines, BMW, and the NFL.
Nvidia launches Nemotron 3 Nano Omni, a powerful open multimodal AI model unifying vision, speech, and language in one system, topping six leaderboards and delivering up to 9x faster throughput than competing models, now available on Hugging Face and OpenRouter.
Perplexity launches a massive enterprise expansion of its AI agent platform at Ask NYC, introducing 50+ prebuilt workflows, Databricks and Snowflake integrations, financial data connections via Morningstar and PitchBook, and a 1Password integration — all while claiming $2.8 billion in labor-equivalent work completed since launch.
AI startup Rogo Technologies hits a $2 billion valuation after two former Wall Street bankers build a platform that automates the tedious grunt work of investment banking, including spreadsheet crunching and slide deck formatting.
MIT and IBM are launching the MIT-IBM Computing Research Lab, expanding their seven-year AI collaboration into quantum and hybrid computing systems to tackle real-world challenges like drug discovery, weather prediction, and financial forecasting.
Biohub launches its $500 million Virtual Biology Initiative, a five-year effort to build open, AI-powered predictive models of human cells, partnering with major institutions like the Broad Institute and Allen Institute, with NVIDIA providing computing power, and all generated data made freely available to accelerate disease prevention and cures.
The Zuckerberg Chan Biohub is committing $500 million over five years to build AI-powered simulations of the human body, partnering with Nvidia and top research institutions in an ambitious push to ultimately cure all human disease.
Cursor launches its public beta SDK, allowing developers to build programmatic coding agents in TypeScript using the same infrastructure powering its desktop and web apps, with cloud-based execution, secure sandboxing, and seamless CI/CD integration.