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For the first time ever, 8 Codex AutoResearch agents brought a robot fleet to life, achieving end-to-end success on real-world tasks with NO HUMAN BRIDGE in between.
"NVIDIA's ENPIRE framework enables AI agents to analyze failures, rewrite code, retrain policies, read research papers, and launch new experiments autonomously."
"This system was powered by 8 Codex-based agents operating across a fleet of real robots."
"ENPIRE successfully learned challenging tasks including GPU installation, pin organization, zip-tie cutting, and Push-T manipulation."
"In one demonstration, robots learned to precisely insert a GPU into a motherboard with millimeter-level accuracy."
"The framework achieved up to 99% success rates through continuous self-improvement on real hardware."
"Researchers also discovered a new form of physical scaling, where larger robot fleets generate more real-world experience and accelerate learning."
"Instead of humans running the robotics research loop, AI agents can now perform much of the cycle themselves."
research.nvidia.com/labs/gear/enpire/
For the first time ever, 8 Codex AutoResearch agents brought a robot fleet to life, achieving end-to-end success on real-world tasks with NO HUMAN BRIDGE in between.
"NVIDIA's ENPIRE framework enables AI agents to analyze failures, rewrite code, retrain policies, read research papers, and launch new experiments autonomously."
"This system was powered by 8 Codex-based agents operating across a fleet of real robots."
"ENPIRE successfully learned challenging tasks including GPU installation, pin organization, zip-tie cutting, and Push-T manipulation."
"In one demonstration, robots learned to precisely insert a GPU into a motherboard with millimeter-level accuracy."
"The framework achieved up to 99% success rates through continuous self-improvement on real hardware."
"Researchers also discovered a new form of physical scaling, where larger robot fleets generate more real-world experience and accelerate learning."
"Instead of humans running the robotics research loop, AI agents can now perform much of the cycle themselves."
research.nvidia.com/labs/gear/enpire/
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Claude Fable 5 is back and GPT-5.6 is set to launch.
But do you know….
You can use now Codex in Claude Code 🤯
OpenAI has dropped a plugin that lets you run Codex directly inside Claude Code.
Code reviews, adversarial reviews, background tasks…one command to install:
/plugin install codex@openai-codex
github.com/openai/codex-plugin-cc
But do you know….
You can use now Codex in Claude Code 🤯
OpenAI has dropped a plugin that lets you run Codex directly inside Claude Code.
Code reviews, adversarial reviews, background tasks…one command to install:
/plugin install codex@openai-codex
github.com/openai/codex-plugin-cc
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Claude Fable 5 is back and GPT-5.6 is set to launch. But do you know…. You can use now Codex in Claude Code 🤯 OpenAI has dropped a plugin that lets you run Codex directly inside Claude Code. Code reviews, adversarial reviews, background tasks…one command…
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Someone built a small Model Switcher for Codex
Switch accounts, switch models, use custom providers, even use proxy support.
And yes, it’s fully open source.
github.com/hieunc229/CodexModelSwitcher
Switch accounts, switch models, use custom providers, even use proxy support.
And yes, it’s fully open source.
github.com/hieunc229/CodexModelSwitcher
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PNDbotics Adam is doing more than a box climb here.
Watch the hands before the legs.
The robot plants its upper body on the wooden platform shifts mass forward brings one knee onto the edge and then rebuilds balance before standing on top.
That sequence is the hard part. It forces the controller to manage contact torque and body posture across changing support points.
Adam is a 1.67 m humanoid platform in the 60 kg class with up to 43 degrees of freedom depending on the version. PNDbotics says its locomotion stack combines whole-body control model predictive control and reinforcement learning.
The visible overhead safety line makes this a controlled lab test. The value is still clear. Humanoids are moving from clean walking demos toward messy transitions where hands hips knees and feet work together.
That is the bridge between viral robot motion and useful factory mobility.
Watch the hands before the legs.
The robot plants its upper body on the wooden platform shifts mass forward brings one knee onto the edge and then rebuilds balance before standing on top.
That sequence is the hard part. It forces the controller to manage contact torque and body posture across changing support points.
Adam is a 1.67 m humanoid platform in the 60 kg class with up to 43 degrees of freedom depending on the version. PNDbotics says its locomotion stack combines whole-body control model predictive control and reinforcement learning.
The visible overhead safety line makes this a controlled lab test. The value is still clear. Humanoids are moving from clean walking demos toward messy transitions where hands hips knees and feet work together.
That is the bridge between viral robot motion and useful factory mobility.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
We’ve designed and built our first AI chip: Jalapeño. Designed from the ground up by OpenAI and brought to production with #Broadcom, Jalapeño is purpose-built for the LLM workloads powering ChatGPT, Codex, the API, and future agentic products. Chips are…
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NVIDIA CEO right now:
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🇺🇸BREAKING: Trump Claims Iran is Folding Completely!
"Iran is being very nice. They're agreeing to everything that I want, and they have to.
Otherwise we just go back and do what we have to do." 🔥🇮🇷
"Iran is being very nice. They're agreeing to everything that I want, and they have to.
Otherwise we just go back and do what we have to do." 🔥🇮🇷
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When your wife asks you if the plans to retire from bitcoin are still on for 2026 but you bought at $126k
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Your boss when he asks you to train the new AI that's going to replace your job:
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"The Bank can freeze your money"
Crypto Holders with $50 in their bank account.
Crypto Holders with $50 in their bank account.
How do we actually improve people’s perception of AI and post-labor economics?
Because right now, a lot of people hear “AI future” and instantly think unemployment, surveillance, corporate control, and dystopia.
Maybe the problem isn’t the technology.
Maybe it’s that nobody has painted a believable future where normal people actually win.
Because right now, a lot of people hear “AI future” and instantly think unemployment, surveillance, corporate control, and dystopia.
Maybe the problem isn’t the technology.
Maybe it’s that nobody has painted a believable future where normal people actually win.
US inflation just came in at 3-year high, and the Fed has almost no room left to cut rates.
The PCE Price Index, the Fed's main inflation gauge, rose 4.1% year over year in May, up from 3.8% the month before.
That's the wrong direction, and still more than double the Fed's 2% target.
At the same time, the economy is not slowing down.
Q1 GDP grew 2.1%, well above the 1.6% forecast.
The labor market backs this up. Initial jobless claims came in at 215,000, better than the 225,000 expected, meaning companies are still not cutting workers in large numbers.
Consumers are spending too.
Personal spending rose 0.7% in May, above the 0.6% forecast. Core durable goods orders, which strip out volatile transport numbers, rose 1.3%.
There is one weak spot.
Headline durable goods orders fell 4.5% in May, a sharp reversal from an 8.5% gain the month before. Since the core number stayed positive, this looks more like a one month swing than a trend.
Put it together and you get strong growth, strong spending, a tight job market, and inflation still rising.
That combination gives the Fed almost no justification to cut rates anytime soon.
This data lands right as Kevin Warsh, the new Fed Chair, has already signaled he is open to more rate hikes instead of cuts.
Numbers like these only strengthen that case heading into the next FOMC meeting.
The PCE Price Index, the Fed's main inflation gauge, rose 4.1% year over year in May, up from 3.8% the month before.
That's the wrong direction, and still more than double the Fed's 2% target.
At the same time, the economy is not slowing down.
Q1 GDP grew 2.1%, well above the 1.6% forecast.
The labor market backs this up. Initial jobless claims came in at 215,000, better than the 225,000 expected, meaning companies are still not cutting workers in large numbers.
Consumers are spending too.
Personal spending rose 0.7% in May, above the 0.6% forecast. Core durable goods orders, which strip out volatile transport numbers, rose 1.3%.
There is one weak spot.
Headline durable goods orders fell 4.5% in May, a sharp reversal from an 8.5% gain the month before. Since the core number stayed positive, this looks more like a one month swing than a trend.
Put it together and you get strong growth, strong spending, a tight job market, and inflation still rising.
That combination gives the Fed almost no justification to cut rates anytime soon.
This data lands right as Kevin Warsh, the new Fed Chair, has already signaled he is open to more rate hikes instead of cuts.
Numbers like these only strengthen that case heading into the next FOMC meeting.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
How to Minimize Resolution Risk in Polymarket Weather Resolution risk is one of the biggest reasons traders lose money on weather markets Even if your temperature forecast was correct, the wrong weather station or unexpected resolution rules can completely…
El Niño effect. 1976 & 2026.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
El Niño effect. 1976 & 2026.
No real change just change color code 😂😂😂
Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
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🛢️ Hormuz traffic just DOUBLED in a single day.
The chokepoint the world feared would close is roaring back to life.
Kpler data shows confirmed crossings jumped 105% day-on-day to 70 vessels on June 24.
That's 43 sailing west-to-east and 27 east-to-west, one of the highest totals since the conflict began.
It follows a US-Iran agreement that ended over 100 days of effective blockade.
Traffic is climbing fast, up from recent lows of just 25 to 37 daily crossings.
The chokepoint the world feared would close is roaring back to life.
Kpler data shows confirmed crossings jumped 105% day-on-day to 70 vessels on June 24.
That's 43 sailing west-to-east and 27 east-to-west, one of the highest totals since the conflict began.
It follows a US-Iran agreement that ended over 100 days of effective blockade.
Traffic is climbing fast, up from recent lows of just 25 to 37 daily crossings.