🤖 Figure AI Unveils Humanoid Robot For Homes

Figure AI has officially launched its Figure 03 humanoid robot this October, marking a pivotal moment in the company's quest to bring general-purpose robots into everyday homes. Standing 5 feet 6 inches tall, the Figure 03 represents a complete redesign from its predecessor, engineered specifically for mass production and domestic use, though it won't be ready for actual home deployment until 2026.​

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💻 Nvidia Launches DGX Spark Desktop AI Supercomputer

DGX Spark delivers petaflop-scale performance in a compact 2.6-pound form factor. The system, which TIME Magazine named one of the Best Inventions of 2025, will be available for purchase starting Wednesday, October 15, for $3,999.​

In a symbolic gesture echoing the company's history, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang hand-delivered the first DGX Spark unit to Elon Musk at SpaceX's Starbase facility in Texas today. The delivery mirrors a similar moment in 2016 when Huang delivered the first DGX-1 supercomputer to Musk's then-startup OpenAI, which later contributed to the development of ChatGPT.

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🌥 Anthropic Released Claude Haiku 4.5

Anthropic released Claude Haiku 4.5, skipping version 4. The model shows performance higher than Sonnet 4 and only slightly falls behind the flagship Sonnet 4.5, while being three times cheaper: through the API at $1/$5 per 1 million input and output tokens.

➡️ You can already try it on the Claude.ai

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💻 Apple's Touchscreen MacBooks Coming Soon

Apple plans to add touchscreens to MacBooks. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman confirmed that the new touchscreen MacBook Pro will arrive in late 2026 or early 2027.

The laptops will use M6 chips, have OLED screens, and feature a special hinge that keeps the display stable when touched. They will remain thinner and lighter than current models, with a keyboard and trackpad for regular use. The camera will use a hole-punch design instead of a notch.

For years, Apple preferred the iPad as a laptop replacement. Now the company is changing its strategy by bringing touch to MacBooks, while other computer makers have offered touchscreens for over a decade.

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🔍 Perplexity Launches Language Learning Flashcards

Perplexity has introduced interactive flashcards for learning languages. Users can ask the AI to create flashcards on any topic and language, which include audio pronunciation and natural context examples.​

The feature is available now on the web platform and iOS app, with Android support coming soon.

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✏️ More Articles Are Now Created by AI Than Humans

The number of AI-written articles online briefly surpassed human-written content, according to SEO analytics firm Graphite.

AI content surged after ChatGPT's November 2022 launch: within a year, the share of AI-written articles rose from 8% to 39%. Growth has since slowed and plateaued around parity.

🔍 How They Measured

Graphite analyzed 65,000 random English-language articles from the Common Crawl (from 2020 to May 2025). Using the Surfer AI detector, texts were split into 500-word chunks; if more than half of an article's text was flagged as generated by an AI model, the article was counted as AI-generated.

The sample excludes paywalled outlets, while well-edited, AI-assisted pieces may be counted as AI, so extrapolating to the entire internet is premature. The upward trend, however, is clear.

💡 Quantity ≠ Quality. In Google's top results, 86% of articles are still human-written. Search algorithms continue to favor content with clear authorship, sources, and original data.

👐 OpenAI Releases the ChatGPT Atlas AI Browser

It has three core features:

— An always-on ChatGPT assistant that understands the context of every tab.
— Memory helps you find information from your browsing history, even from closed tabs, offering enhanced personalization.
— An AI agent can operate the browser for you, handling tasks like making purchases or filling out forms.

🔜 Available now for free on macOS. Windows and mobile versions are coming soon.

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🤩 AI Chatbots Breach Mental Health Ethics

AI chatbots intended for mental health support frequently break professional ethical rules, even when given therapeutic instructions, according to new research presented at a major artificial intelligence conference.​

The study, led by Brown University computer scientist Zainab Iftikhar in collaboration with mental health practitioners, identified 15 distinct ethical risks across five categories. These issues arose when AI models were prompted to apply cognitive behavioral therapy techniques.

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🎬 James Gunn Says Is Talking to Keanu Reeves About "Constantine 2"

James Gunn has confirmed that he is in talks with Keanu Reeves about a sequel to the 2005 film *Constantine*. Appearing on the BobaTalks podcast, Gunn stated that he has discussed the project "on and off" with Reeves.

However, he emphasized that development is still in its earliest stages, adding, "I have not read any noscript yet."

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📝 All Neural Network Math Explained in 5 Hours

A five-hour lecture covers all the math behind neural networks and deep learning.

The video was recorded four years ago by 16-year-old Adam Dhalla — it has now reached nearly 650,000 views.

"I'm a UC Berkeley EECS student taking machine learning and he is doing a better job teaching it than any professor I've ever had," said one of viewers.

📝 Watch on YouTube.

🦖 Two New Dinosaur Species Found

Paleontologists on both sides of the Atlantic have identified two distinct species, widening our view of prehistoric life.​
The latest, a dome‑headed herbivore from Montana, was described only days ago.​

In Wales, modern digital scanning finally identified a giant predator first found 125 years ago.

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