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Open-source AI engineering curriculum trends on GitHub

The open-source project "AI Engineering from Scratch" has appeared on GitHub's Python trending list. It describes 20 phases, 523 lessons and roughly 342 hours of material in Python, TypeScript, Rust and Julia, released free under an MIT license, with each lesson having learners implement algorithms such as backpropagation, tokenizers, attention and the agent loop from raw math before running the same thing through production libraries like PyTorch. It also offers focused Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent Skills routes plus preparation for Claude certification tracks, and can be installed as learning skills for coding agents including Codex and Claude Code.

GitHub Trending · Python·
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Fake ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude ads used in phishing to steal ad accounts

Security vendor Island published a report describing a phishing campaign in which attackers impersonate ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Manus and other major AI brands, advertising fake “AI marketing tools” that prompt agency staff, media buyers and manager-account admins to connect their Google account. Clicking “connect” launches a browser-in-the-browser (BitB) phishing page with a live human operator who fakes mistyped-password errors and chooses which MFA screen the victim sees, harvesting credentials and one-time codes. The lures target advertising accounts specifically because they carry stored payment methods, approved budgets and, for manager accounts, access to multiple client accounts; the campaign was still running and had not been disrupted when the researchers wrote the report.

TechRadar·
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Foxconn’s AI-server business becomes a second growth engine

A report says Hon Hai Technology Group and Foxconn Industrial Internet are benefiting from surging AI-server demand, alongside their established Apple manufacturing business. Foxconn Industrial Internet reported strong 2025 revenue and profit growth, while its cloud-computing business and AI-server sales became major growth drivers, according to the cited financial disclosures.

钛媒体·
1446

Why OpenRouter’s Rankings May Not Measure Global Model Preference

An analysis argues that OpenRouter’s rankings measure token volume routed through one intermediary rather than global developer preference, and that prices, discounts, free access, batch jobs and self-testing can heavily influence the results. It also questions the comparability of Artificial Analysis scores and ARC-AGI results when test composition, weighting, scoring anchors, interfaces and versions change.

钛媒体·
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Amazon's About You page goes viral over AI-inferred shopper profiles

Amazon's "About You" page has become a social media hit over the personal traits it infers about shoppers, with users sharing entries such as "has flat buttocks," "cannot keep real plants alive" and "does not trust people easily," and at least one incorrect detail. Launched on 13 May, the page draws on purchase history, searches, saved lists, product reviews and conversations with the Alexa for Shopping assistant, and shoppers can view, edit or delete each item under Shopping preferences in their account settings or ask Alexa, "What do you know about me?" Most entries are generic and some are wrong.

The Next Web·
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Paul Graham: Replit matters more than he thought for AI's spread through orgs

Paul Graham said that after talking with Amjad he realized Replit is more important than he had previously thought, because it is the way AI pervades organizations. He argued that organizations can become somewhat aligned with AI by using AI-powered apps, but the deepest change takes the form of code. Replit reshared the remark on X; the posts contain no product announcement, metrics or technical details.

Replit·
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AMD's Lisa Su to meet Samsung semiconductor chief as memory shortage bites

Citing people familiar with the matter, Sina Finance reports that AMD CEO Lisa Su plans to meet Samsung Electronics vice chairman Jun Young-hyun, who heads the company's semiconductor business, on Wednesday. The report calls it the latest face-to-face exchange between two key figures in the AI industry, but gave no specifics; both Samsung and AMD declined to comment.

36氪快讯·
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OpenAI Dots product lead to speak at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

TechCrunch reports that Alexander Embiricos, OpenAI's product lead for Dots, will appear on the AI Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 (October 13–15, Moscone West, San Francisco) in a session titled “What Comes After the Chatbot?” — just days after OpenAI unveiled Dots. According to TechCrunch, Dots are always-on personal AI agents with their own cloud computers that can connect to everyday apps and keep working toward a goal in the background, potentially giving AI far greater access to users' work and digital lives. The session is expected to cover how much control users will hand to an agent, what it may do without asking, and whether privacy and trust will determine adoption.

TechCrunch AI·
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HexStrike AI v6.0 ships 150+ security tools for autonomous MCP agents

HexStrike AI published v6.0 on GitHub, an MCP server that lets agents such as Claude, GPT and Copilot autonomously run 150-plus cybersecurity tools for penetration testing, vulnerability discovery and bug-bounty automation. The project describes a multi-agent architecture with 12+ autonomous agents, decision engines for tool selection and attack-chain discovery, and real-time visualization dashboards. It is developed by OTT Cybersecurity LLC and documents setup for MCP clients including Claude Desktop, Cursor and VS Code Copilot.

GitHub Trending · Python·
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Apollo's Wassenaar warns of underinvestment risk in AI buildout

Olivia Wassenaar, Apollo's global head of infrastructure, said the firm deployed more than $20 billion in infrastructure originations in the third quarter, partnering with investment-grade companies and investing in areas including gas processing. Speaking on Bloomberg Surveillance, she warned of underinvestment risk in the AI buildout and said the opportunity extends beyond AI data centers to power supply, the electrical grid, natural-gas infrastructure and the broader industrial economy.

Bloomberg Technology·
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McKinsey's Kutcher: AI creates jobs, more US jobs in 2035 than today

Eric Kutcher, McKinsey & Co.'s chair of North America, said on Bloomberg Surveillance that he is very bullish on the US economy and expects there will be more jobs in 2035 than there are today. He said AI is creating jobs and pointed to high demand for software developers who help AI write code. The remarks are his personal assessment, with no data or research cited.

Bloomberg Technology·
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Deepal announces 2027 L06 with an AI Agent and AI Box

Deepal announced the 2027 Deepal L06 as a long-range sedan with magnetorheological suspension and two AI components it calls “lobsters”: an AI Agent and an AI Box. The AI Box, developed with Intel and based on an Intel Core Ultra solution, is described as bringing local AI computing into the cabin; Deepal has not announced the vehicle’s launch date.

IT之家 AI·
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Enterprise AI Deals Depend on Deployment, Not Just Models

An analysis of a resurfaced 2024 interview with Scale AI founder Alexandr Wang argues that Palantir’s enterprise AI growth depends on customer perception, on-site engineering and trust-building as much as on software. It says OpenAI and Anthropic are developing similar deployment capabilities, including frontline deployment engineers and partnerships intended to embed AI systems into regulated enterprises.

钛媒体·
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Utopai X takes No.2 on text-to-video leaderboard as studio builds PAI film pipeline

According to PingWest, Artificial Analysis' blind-test audio-enabled text-to-video leaderboard places Utopai Studios' post-trained custom model Utopai X second globally at 1150 Elo, behind Wan 3.0 and ahead of Dreamina Seedance 2.5. The studio routes the model through its own PAI production system, which keeps script, character and scene assets, shot plans and revision history in one workspace so directors, writers, producers and post teams make the creative calls. Three features — Cortés, Half Moon and The Most Serious Fart — are slated for theatrical release in 2027, while Utopai has announced a DeNA partnership to trial PAI in animation production and a sports/entertainment IP deal with Carmelo Anthony's Creative 7 Productions.

品玩 实时要闻·
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AMD Plans Major 2027 Chip-Supply Increase to Meet AI Demand

AMD CEO Lisa Su said the company plans to substantially increase chip supply in 2027 as AI demand grows. The effort is focused on expanding CPU and GPU production for AI and data-center needs, while AMD is also working with memory suppliers to secure capacity.

TechRadar·
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Reported AMD-World Labs Deal Raises Stakes for 4D Models

36Kr interviewed Min Wei, CEO of YingShen Intelligence, about AMD’s reported all-stock acquisition of World Labs for approximately $8.2 billion. Min argued that World Labs’ Atlas and YingShen’s work show sparse-view 4D reconstruction may be reaching a scaling point, while also presenting YingShen’s claimed industrial deployments and performance figures.

36氪 人工智能·
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Retro port developer criticizes AI-generated game ports

A developer involved in a Banjo-Kazooie PC port criticized the growing use of AI coding tools such as Claude in fan-made retro game ports. He argued that these projects often produce hard-to-maintain code, stall because developers lack domain knowledge, and may offer few advantages over emulation.

TechSpot·
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Caterpillar and CoreWeave team up to shorten physical AI learning loops

Speaking at CoreWeave's Fully Connected event, Brandon Hootman, Caterpillar's VP of physical AI platforms and construction autonomy, and Richard Ahlfeld, CoreWeave's SVP of physical AI, described their collaboration on autonomous construction equipment. Caterpillar's digital ecosystem already holds about 18 petabytes of federated data from machines, dealers and customers, while a single machine can generate terabytes of lidar, camera, control and performance data in a day. Working with Nvidia, the partners use AI models to annotate and label incoming field data, cutting work that used to take weeks or months down to hours so the simulation and training loop closes within a workday. CoreWeave named Caterpillar among its enterprise customers in its second-quarter results and launched a Physical AI Field Engineering service in September.

SiliconANGLE AI·
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QuantWM targets flicker in 2-bit video-world-model caches

Researchers from iLearn-Lab at Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen) and LV-Lab at the National University of Singapore propose QuantWM, a training-free framework for 2-bit KV Cache quantization in video world models. The team says its query-sensitive clustering and low-rank attention compensation improve visual stability while achieving up to 6.20x KV Cache compression across five evaluated models.

机器之心·
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Maket 2.0 launches with AI floor plans and 3D home renders

Maket has launched Maket 2.0, an AI platform that combines floor plan generation, plan editing and 3D visualization in one workspace. Users describe the home they want in a chat window — for example a 3,000-square-foot townhouse — and an assistant asks follow-up questions about floors, outline and room counts before generating a plan that can be adjusted via chat or by resizing rooms on the canvas; existing plans can be uploaded as an image or PDF and converted into an editable project. Rooms can then be rendered in 3D using built-in interior styles such as Minimalist or Scandinavian, or a user-supplied reference image, and plans can be exported as PDF or DXF. Maket 2.0 is available now on the web: a free plan offers 30 one-time credits, the Homeowner plan costs $20/month for 300 credits and the Pro plan $100/month for 3,000 credits, with generating or uploading a plan using 20 credits, a render 10 and a layout optimization 5.

TestingCatalog·