All briefings and quick hits published that day.
Google DeepMind’s AlphaGenome Atlas predicts the molecular impact of every possible single-letter change in human DNA and opens the resource to academic researchers.
It turns frontier genomic prediction into a searchable academic research resource covering nine billion possible human DNA changes.
Devin maker Cognition has raised more than $2 billion, giving the coding-agent company a $48 billion valuation as enterprise adoption accelerates.
Meta is expanding its personal AI assistant across its products, powered by Muse Spark models that support multimodal reasoning, tool use and longer-horizon tasks.
OpenAI has released Images 2.5 across ChatGPT and its API, combining faster generation with stronger reference fidelity and multi-turn editing.
South Korea expects AI data centers and chip fabs to add up to 30 gigawatts of demand, pushing nuclear power back into the national AI strategy.
Mistral’s record European funding round gives its open-weight strategy unprecedented capital, while tying Samsung and Europe more closely to frontier AI.