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subtl daily briefing
Good morning, innovators. If you thought AI coding assistants were just for autocomplete, think again — Anthropic's agents got so productive they overwhelmed Git itself. We've got that story, plus Meta's big enterprise AI push, a memory-chip market panic, and a military moonshot for fake blood.
In today's briefing
- 1.Anthropic replaces Git with Scion
- 2.Meta enters enterprise AI with Muse
- 3.China's memory chip scare triggers $108B selloff
- 4.Microsoft scales custom AI silicon
- 5.DARPA bets $73M on dried blood
- ⚡Quick hits on other news
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Everything else in the news today
Fish Audio released Drama 3, an open-weight TTS model with word-level tone control that beats ElevenLabs on pronunciation.→
Google's Gemini 4 Argon scored 88.4% Pass@1 on APEX-Agents, boosting developer speed by 35% and cutting bad code by 30%.→
Workday acquired C1.ai to bring identity governance to AI agents and employees.→
Intel Connectivity Performance Suite is causing IPv6 connectivity failures in enterprise environments.→
Merrell partnered with Sundance Institute for a three-year program giving six filmmakers $20,000 grants for short films based on its 'It Starts Outside' campaign.→
Duolingo's Duo the Owl is getting an animated series.→
beehiiv's new MCP saves 45 minutes every Monday by syncing Claude to Airtable for automated email drafting.→
WeLion New Energy's semi-solid-state batteries can power EVs for over 1,000 km.→
Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk are exploring whether GLP-1 drugs can slow biological aging.→