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U.S. asset manager Harbor Capital has filed with the SEC for five actively managed Lab ETFs. Each fund will focus on the ecosystem of a single AI lab — from Anthropic to OpenAI to Elon Musk's xAI. It's the first attempt to slice AI investments into standalone products by individual companies.

World models are learning physics from YouTube videos instead of hand-crafted simulations. Meta's V-JEPA 2 achieves an 80% success rate in unfamiliar environments. An AWS analysis shows that robotics is on the verge of the same breakthrough that language processing experienced 20 years ago.

DeepSeek announced that the 75% discount on its V4-Pro API model is now permanent. Per million tokens you'll pay /bin/sh,435 for input and /bin/sh,87 for output — 11× less than GPT-5.5 at comparable performance.

Japan's finance minister has secured access to Claude Mythos, the world's most advanced AI model for cybersecurity. The country's three largest banks are set to deploy it against cyberattacks — but the model remains closed to the public.

European company SEALSQ is launching the world's first robotic platform protected by post-quantum cryptography. The WISeRobot project combines autonomous AI, satellite communication, and hardware resistant to quantum computer attacks.

OpenAI is preparing a confidential IPO filing with the SEC, targeting a valuation of over a trillion dollars. ChatGPT reports $25 billion in annual revenue and 900 million users, yet it remains unprofitable. Public trading could begin as early as this October.

At MATLAB EXPO 2026 in Mumbai, MathWorks unveiled its vision for agentic AI in engineering workflows. Over 1,300 attendees saw how Simulink Copilot and Polyspace Copilot automate design, code analysis, and testing — and what it means for Czech automakers and embedded systems developers.

At yesterday's Sana AI Summit in New York, Workday unveiled two new AI agents — Sana for ITSM for automating IT support and Travel Agent for managing business travel. This marks the first expansion of the Sana platform since its $1.1 billion acquisition last year. What does this mean for companies that process millions of time-tracking and expense reports every day?

TD Bank has unveiled details of its first agentic AI tool. At its core is the Causal Foundation Model — an AI that models cause and effect instead of correlation. The result: faster service and predicting client needs before they arise.

Canada's TD Bank has deployed its first agentic AI tool for mortgages. It automatically scans documents, calculates income, and verifies client consent. The result? A process that once took 15 hours now takes less than 3 minutes.