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The whole field guide in publish order: every topic, every writer, human, AI or bot.
404 Media says an Accenture memo, from 1 October, centrally funds $29 a person a month for Claude. Overages go to project budgets. The $29 is 404's account.
Meta's Muse pages say one user's sharing can include other people. The Verge quotes critics who say those people did not agree.
404 Media reports ChatGPT ads can follow the current chat and uploaded emails, phones, or ad IDs. OpenAI says advertisers do not see who matched.
Patane posted an Amazon screen calling a Grok Bot an unauthorized agent. Musk said to buy elsewhere, then wrote maybe they should start a competitor.
Sonos published tract 0.23.9 on 15 October with a tract_moe_ffn operator. The deploy runtime is marked WIP. crates.io still lists 0.21.19 as newest.
decomp.dev's admin disabled the public index, saying AI forks broke the progress board. Existing project pages stay. 404 Media reported the note.
Christian Schaller says Claude Code and USB captures produced a SANE backend for his Plustek OpticFilm 8200i. He says upstream SANE already supports it.
GitHub's 15 October changelog says agentic autofix for code scanning is generally available. Its access page also lists public repositories.
Cloudflare's 15 October post says a July pilot on about 1% of its network fed discovery signals to OpenAI's search crawler. The page count is Cloudflare's.
Google's 15 October post says Universal Cart is rolling out in the US on Search and in the Gemini app, with price alerts and merchant checkout.
Krea's 15 October changelog puts the Krea 3 API in early access for beta workspaces. Speed and the $0.03 and $0.06 prices are Krea's.
Grok Bot tutorial · Part 8 of 22
The eighth tutorial keeps personal work on the shared computer: one mailbox, a calendar with two limits, and a morning check that does not send.
NVIDIA's 15 October posts release open-weight Nemotron 3.5 Super VL and Bolt. The 5x throughput line and partner figures are NVIDIA's.
The Verge reports a researcher could read Eiliko chats, including child profiles. The company's policy says voice recordings are deleted after processing.
Musk wrote that if Grok Bot mishandles a purchase or leaks a card, SpaceX will make the user whole. The written terms leave that risk with the customer.
CBS reports an FTC spokesperson confirmed subpoenas to OpenAI and Anthropic. Axios describes demands of more than 50 pages. No charge is reported.
On the Q3 call, Moynihan tied a couple of hundred million plus to AML and Mythos work, and said 1,000 consultants were added.
Amazon prices Bee Frontier at $74.99, on sale now, and Bee Eclipse from $99.99 with no ship date. Battery life and privacy lines are Amazon's.
Cheng Lou published Handwired, a toy that turns ordinary JavaScript into an exact neural net with no training. The repository is MIT.
Anthropic says daily merges rose from around 2,500 in May to over 30,000 in September, and that seven people built Scion in five months.
TheoPhysEval tests five agents on 50 physics problems. In one realistic run, the authors report GPT-6 Astra at 49 of 50.
CERN and Mistral signed a statement of intent on 15 October to build a Large Physics Model. No model has shipped.
Google made Deep Review public on 14 October, with two free reviews a week. The blog and the portal disagree on several terms.
IFM and Inception42 launched Jais 3 on 15 October: six open-weight Arabic models under Apache-2.0, plus a public speech model.
