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“A hub for startup news, trends, and insights, covering the global startup ecosystem for founders, investors, and innovators.
Community: @startupdis
Buy Ads: @strategy (this is our only account).”
Yuqori yangilanish chastotasi (oxirgi ma’lumot 23 Oktabr, 2026 da olingan) sababli kanal doimo dolzarb va katta qamrovli bo‘lib qoladi. Analitika auditoriya kontent bilan faol hamkorlik qilishini, uni Texnologiyalar & Aralashmalar toifasidagi muhim ta’sir nuqtasiga aylantirishini ko‘rsatadi.
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🤖 PhoneBot Uses a Smartphone as Its Brain
The 48-centimeter robot costs about $400 without a phone. A regular smartphone provides its camera and processing, while a small onboard computer sends commands to the motors over Wi-Fi.
It walks and follows a person. After a face-down fall, it can stand up again. Its 13 low-cost servos control the legs and torso. Tests on 4 Android phones showed that the basic functions worked on all of them. The project is open for study and experiments.
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🗣 Zuckerberg’s Guinness Face Goes Viral
Video from yesterday’s Cheeky Pint podcast is already drawing millions of views on social media.
Zuckerberg came to discuss AI and a new model that became No. 2 in the world. People remembered his unhappy Guinness face instead.
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🍏 Apple Builds a Connected Home
Four LG cameras join a smart lock, 2 thermostats and sensors in the Home app. They record up to 2.5K, identify familiar faces and packages, and keep 10 days of footage end-to-end encrypted in iCloud+. There is no separate camera subscription. US and Canada sales start in December.
HomePod mini 2 costs $149 and arrives October 30. Apple TV 4K costs $299 and goes on sale November 13, with an A19 chip up to 50% faster in CPU tasks. Siri answers questions hands-free, and the remote is searchable through Find My.
Apple TV 4K can use 4 HomePod mini 2 speakers as a surround-sound theater, detecting their positions and syncing volume automatically. Siri AI is coming later and currently works only in English.
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🔍 Google Turns Gemini Into an AI Agent
The Gemini 4 Argon model is now available in the Gemini app. Google says it improves reasoning, coding, and complex-task solving, with more direct answers and fewer boilerplate phrases.
A new Tasks mode lets Gemini carry out assignments while the user is away. It is connected to more than 40 apps, including Adobe, Shopify, OpenTable and Instacart, for bookings, grocery orders, design work and business management.
On macOS, Google also embedded the Antigravity development environment in Gemini, so users can switch between chat and coding without opening another tool. Gemini 4 Argon and Tasks are available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.
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🔊 A Squid’s Skin May Sense Sound
Researchers made the first full map of a squid’s lateral line and found hundreds more hair cells than expected, spread across the body. These cells detect movement in the surrounding water.
The hair bundles vary in length. Similar tuning in the human cochlea lets different cells respond to different frequencies. Researchers hypothesize that squid may adjust bundle length to distinguish water vibrations, making the skin work roughly like an ear.
Because these structures sit on the surface, squid could help explain how hair cells are built, maintained, and damaged in humans.
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🍏 Apple’s HomeView May Debut Tuesday
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple may show the hub on Tuesday, 13 October, at the “Welcome home” event. HomeView is expected in 2 versions, a tabletop model with a metal speaker base and a wall-mounted one. The tabletop version has 4 color options, the wall version 2.
It will run a limited set of Apple apps with no App Store. Accessories will connect through Siri and the Home app, with other Apple devices also supported. LG worked on the lineup, while Schneider Electric handled European-market products. Sales will use the Apple Home Collection brand. Without an App Store, compatible accessories are central to what HomeView can do.
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Ⓜ️ Meta presents Muse Wonder models
The lineup has 2 models: Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full. On DeepSWE, Muse Wonder unexpectedly beat Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra. On Terminal Bench, it outperformed Fable 5.1.
The models are trained for long tasks, coding, and agents. Their Active Memory feature pulls relevant context from other chats for a specific task in real time.
They are already available through Meta Model API and Muse Code.
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🖥 Microsoft Releases Decision-1
Decision-1 does not generate text. It takes a task with several answer options and returns a probability for each in one pass. It is built on Qwen3.5-9B. Microsoft says it is 35 times faster than GPT-6 Sol in internal tests.
The model can help AI agents choose whether to continue a task or hand control to a person. It achieved the highest accuracy across 36 benchmarks, covering nearly 150,000 questions.
Xbox used Decision-1 to classify more than 10,000 player reviews. Processing was 14 times faster than GPT-6 Sol and 200 times cheaper. Input costs $0.042 per million tokens, with free output tokens. It is available through Microsoft Foundry and will later appear on OpenRouter.
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💦 Humidity Turns Wallpaper into Power
Researchers at Binghamton University built a full-size sheet with 1,596 connected cells. At 80% humidity, it produced about 0.34 V at 2.2 μW/cm², enough to run a wireless keyboard without batteries.
The sheet uses tiny moisture-electric generators. Glycerin absorbs water at the edges, while a raised polymer layer and wax pattern control evaporation and move moisture through the material. No sunlight is needed.
At indoor humidity of 30% to 60%, it could power smart thermostats or climate sensors. Testing also reduced humidity from 38% to 32%, but its microwatt output rules out appliances such as refrigerators.
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🤖 Claude Builds Interactive Mechanisms From One Sentence
Anatomy is an open-source tool for Claude Code. Describe a device or how it works, and the agent designs the structure and adds animation. It can illustrate a mechanical clock or a jet engine.
The tool supports isometric SVG with animation. WebGL adds fire or water effects, while the 3D mode lets parts rotate separately and is still in beta.
Models export to HTML, SVG or React components. User actions drive the animation, and instrument readings follow the mechanism. Anatomy uses an MIT license, and its browser gallery includes 33 examples.
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The guy who built this digital whip for Claude Code is definitely getting a lifetime Claude ban for “abusive or cruel behavior.”
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🤖 Dots Gain New Mobile Features
On ChatGPT on iOS and Android, users can create a Dot with a custom name and appearance, enable plugins, and set it as the default companion.
With Codex integration, it can start coding tasks and resume unfinished ones using ChatGPT history for earlier Codex tasks and configured automations.
It can also view and edit scheduled tasks in ChatGPT Work, including recurring report schedules and automated processes.
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🤖 OpenAI to test ads in image generation
By the end of October, US users will see the first ad blocks with images inside ChatGPT’s built-in image generator.
The promotional material will be labeled and will not affect image generation or answer accuracy. Ads will be excluded from chats about sensitive topics, including physical or mental health.
OpenAI introduced text ads earlier this year. Plus and Pro plans remain ad-free.
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🚀 SpaceX Targets the US Mobile Market
SpaceX wants Starlink Mobile to become a major US mobile operator. It bought licenses for up to 14 MHz of paired spectrum in the 800 MHz band, where signals can pass through walls and buildings.
The planned service combines satellites that connect directly to smartphones with a conventional terrestrial network. SpaceX says it would be the first operator to unite satellite and terrestrial spectrum in one network.
The FCC has approved 15,000 second-generation Starlink Mobile satellites. SpaceX says their capacity will exceed today’s level by more than 100 times. The spectrum deal still needs FCC approval, so deployment starts only after that.
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🤖 Anthropic Adds a Cruelty Rule for Claude
From November 12, 2026, Anthropic’s policy will ban “systematic and unjustified abusive or cruel behavior” toward its models. It applies only in extreme cases involving repeated cruelty without an apparent purpose.
Ordinary frustration and resistance are excluded. So are dark creative texts and model testing. Claude can already end chats with repeatedly abusive users on and Claude Code. Anthropic says this will remain the main enforcement tool.
The update also extends the weapons ban to software used by weapons and drone armament. It clarifies that tracking people without consent is prohibited and adds safety requirements when Claude controls equipment that could harm people.
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🤖 AHM Calls for OpenAI Boycott
The Association for Humanistic Mathematics called for mathematicians to stop working with OpenAI after the company released 722 AI-generated mathematical manuscripts covering 372 groups of results, including claimed solutions to longstanding problems.
Terence Tao published the statement as a guest post on his blog. AHM says OpenAI ignored warnings against using unsolved problems to test internal AI models, and called the release a show of strength rather than scientific work.
OpenAI says the aim is to advance mathematical research and let researchers examine the results. Researchers still have to verify the papers and assess their value.
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🖥 Microsoft Rebuilds Windows for AI Agents
Its Hybrid Intelligence system will route each task between on-device models and the cloud. On powerful PCs, models with hundreds of billions of parameters can run locally. Microsoft showed MAI Code 1.1 Flash with 137 billion parameters and a 256K context.
The target is autonomous agents that can operate on the computer and write code, with access to files and apps.
Execution Containers isolate the agent and let users grant separate access to selected files or the internet. They already support several tools, while Claude Code is planned for later.
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☀️ Blue Origin’s Lunar Power Tower
Blue Origin’s 20-meter Power Tower is designed to deploy after landing. The Mark 1 lander extends a spiral mast, then unrolls a folded solar panel from its top, like window blinds. The panel tracks the Sun on its own.
At the lunar south pole, the Sun stays near the horizon and shines from the side. A flat panel on the lander would see little of that light, while the vertical design is built for it.
One tower should produce more than 10 kW. Solar power could be available for 44% to 100% of the time, depending on the season. Several towers could form a microgrid for lunar vehicles and base systems.
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🇺🇸 US Blocks Big Tech Green Cards
The US Labor Department will stop reviewing all current and new applications. H-1B employees at affected companies will no longer receive work-based US residence.
The measure covers Microsoft, Adobe, and other big tech firms. The White House wants to target foreign students at Harvard, Yale, and Stanford next.
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💠 Tesla Expands Car-to-Home Backup
Owners of Model 3 and Model Y in Premium and Performance versions can now use the car to power their home during an outage. Tesla says the backup can last more than 2 days. Cybertruck can run a home for more than 3 days.
The feature requires Powerwall 3. Tesla guarantees support only for cars ordered from October 1, since older vehicles may lack the required PCS2 Lite inverter. It is currently limited to the US and Puerto Rico.
Model S and Model X are excluded, while grid support remains a Cybertruck feature. Kia and GM already offer home backup from their vehicles, and Nissan Leaf has fed energy into the grid for years.
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