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A model-release Monday: Meta's cheapest Muse model, Anthropic's priciest Claude yet, Google's new TPUs, and robots that learn by watching.

November 10, 2026 · 8 stories

  1. EveningFeatures

    Meta's Muse can now build you mini-apps called Spaces

    Describe an idea in plain words and Muse builds a custom screen inside the app — a gift tracker, trip planner or small-business order tracker — kept up to date from the apps you connect. Available everywhere Muse is, from November 6.

    Source: Digital Trends
  2. MorningLaunch

    NVIDIA's GR00T 2 teaches robots dexterous skills from human video

    The open world-action model, trained partly on 100,000 hours of first-person human video, completed 40 of 50 benchmark tasks with no task-specific demos. Isaac Lab 3.0, its robot-training framework, trains manipulation models up to 2.5x faster. Weights go open source in December, NVIDIA says.

    Source: The Robot Report
  3. MorningLaunch

    Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5.2 and restricted Mythos 5.2

    One underlying model, two doors: Fable 5.2 is generally available at $8/$40 per million tokens — a 20% cut from 5.1 — while Mythos 5.2, with cyber and biology safeguards relaxed, is limited to vetted organisations. Anthropic says a team of about 1,000 Fable agents formalised Fermat's Last Theorem in Lean in about 30 hours.

    Source: Securities.io
  4. EveningLaunch

    Google adds two eighth-generation TPU systems, TPU 8tx and TPU 8i Max

    TPU 8tx targets confidential inference for regulated industries, pairing TPU silicon with AMD EPYC hosts; TPU 8i Max doubles compute, SRAM and memory bandwidth for massive context windows. Four TPU systems in one year, a first for Google — no price or availability date given.

    Source: Google Blog
  5. EveningLaunch

    Meta launches Muse Ember, its smallest and cheapest model

    Built for the repetitive work AI agents do all day — tool calls, coding subtasks, routing and extraction — at $0.10 per million input tokens and $0.50 per million output. Meta says it matches Claude Haiku 5.5 on Artificial Analysis's index at about a third of the cost per task. Live on the Meta Model API and in Muse Code.

    Source: SiliconANGLE
  6. EveningFeatures

    Gemini can now build map apps in Google AI Studio

    Describe a store locator, 3D city tour or route planner in plain words and AI Studio sets up Google Maps Platform itself — no credit card needed, free up to 100 calls a day per Maps API. Production use still needs a paid Google Cloud billing account.

    Source: Google Developers Blog
  7. EveningLaunch

    ChatGPT Enterprise is now sold through AWS Marketplace

    Companies can buy and manage ChatGPT Enterprise through their existing AWS purchasing and billing relationship, with eligible spend counting toward AWS commitments. Same models, features and release timing as buying direct, OpenAI says; pricing is by private offer.

    Source: Unite.AI
  8. MorningTraction

    Claude hits 5 million users in South Korea, up tenfold in a year

    Claude's monthly active users in Korea reached 5 million in October, according to Wiseapp Retail — third behind ChatGPT at 25.51 million and Gemini at 9.14 million. The survey covered smartphone app users only, not web.

    Source: Chosun Biz

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