Brainomix E-Lung Analysis Detects Treatment Effects in Phase 2a IPF Trial

Brainomix and Endeavor BioMedicines presented positive results on September 8, 2026, from an AI-driven quantitative analysis of CT imaging data collected in Endeavor’s Phase 2a trial of taladegib in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, with the findings shown at the European Respiratory Society Congress in Barcelona. According to the joint announcement, the analysis detected significant treatment effects…

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Your Next Customer Will Ask an AI About You

Last month I bought a pair of running shoes, and the way I bought them is the reason I am writing this. I never saw a results page, a review roundup, or a “best running shoes 2026” listicle with affiliate links three paragraphs deep. I opened a chat assistant, typed that my knees had been…

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Palantir Taps Nebius for Sovereign AI Infrastructure Inside Its Perimeter

Palantir Technologies and Nebius Group announced a strategic partnership on September 8, 2026, under which Palantir named Nebius its preferred sovereign AI infrastructure partner and will integrate Nebius compute and inference endpoints inside the Palantir enterprise perimeter for commercial customers. The partnership announcement, issued from Miami and Amsterdam, brings Nebius’s AI-native compute infrastructure and cloud…

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MIIT Plan Targets 9,800 Eflops of Intelligent Compute by 2030

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has published a five-year development plan for the information and communications sector that targets 9,800 eflops of intelligent computing capacity by 2030, up from a 2025 baseline of 1,590 eflops, backed by 3.8 trillion yuan in cumulative information infrastructure investment over the period. The 15th Five-Year Plan for…

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The Due Diligence Question Nobody Is Asking Yet

For as long as banks have opened accounts, compliance has rested on a single assumption: that a real, identifiable person stands behind each one. Verify that the person at onboarding and everything downstream inherits the trust. That assumption is eroding from two directions at once. AI agents now transact on people’s behalf, and synthetic identities…

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Think Twice Before Being Mean to Your AI

You’ve probably heard “attachment” jargon. It’s ubiquitous, because it makes so much sense. In humans, parents provide the initial lifeline to care for a child. The way that a parent interacts with a child therefore provides the blueprint for how the child, as it grows up, intuits is the best way for it to get…

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Palladyne AI, FANUC America Pair Physical AI With Industrial Robots

Palladyne AI and FANUC America announced a strategic collaboration on September 8, 2026, pairing FANUC America’s industrial robot portfolio with Palladyne AI’s physical AI software platform for manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics applications. The companies’ announcement, issued from Palladyne AI’s Salt Lake City headquarters and distributed over Business Wire, centers on Palladyne IQ, the company’s embodied…

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OpenAI Pentagon Contract Defines ‘Mission Models’ by Minimal Refusal Rates

A Defense Department modification to its prototype agreement with OpenAI, released through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, defines the “OpenAI Mission Models” to be tested for the military as models “designed for national security use cases” that “have minimal refusal rates.” The language appears in the P00003 modification, the released agreement text, which was…

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DeepSeek Opens 150 Backend Roles to Rebuild Strained Infrastructure

DeepSeek is recruiting about 150 senior backend and server-side engineers to upgrade, maintain, and rewrite backend systems that a company technical lead said are straining under rapid growth in users, requests, and compute-heavy agent workloads. The openings, posted across DeepSeek’s official recruitment portal in Beijing and Hangzhou, were disclosed on September 7, 2026. Tianyi Cui,…

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