Dave retweeted
Another vulnerability few are talking about: I found my Claude Code exposing personal data in http headers because the sites it curled politely asked agents to identify their users 😊
Epistemic cybersecurity is the hot new category for 2027.
Replying to @unusual_whales
it doesn't matter if it's valued at 10000x revenue - you will buy it and you will love it!
Dave retweeted
Back to the Qwen3.8-27B - 18 models tested
I ran 18 different quantisations and inferences combinations on my Studio M5 Ultra, you should find this interesting... (more in the thread).
Aloha!🌺 Meet Ornith-1.5-122B: No Tradeoff Between Strong and Fast
Stronger. Faster. Leaner. Ornith-1.5-122B delivers frontier-level capabilities with exceptional inference efficiency. With superior instruction following, stronger task decomposition, and deeper understanding of real-world workflows, it achieves state-of-the-art performance among open-source models of comparable size, while running on a single NVIDIA DGX card!!
Open weights under the MIT license.
Coding
✅SWE-bench Verified: 0.845
✅TB2.1: 0.813
✅CyberGym: 0.800
✅NL2Repo: 0.512
Agentic
✅HLE: 0.446
✅BrowseComp: 0.785
✅MCP-Atlas: 0.746
✅Toolathlon: 0.708
🤗Hugging Face: huggingface.co/ornith-ai/Orn…
We can’t wait to see what you build with Ornith-1.5-122B.
What if an AI data centre arrived as a prefabricated module?
NVIDIA's new DSX POD integrates Vera Rubin computing, power and liquid cooling before delivery.
It claims deployment at a prepared site could take just 14 days.
First deliveries planned for 2027.
Italy is planning a 5,000 m² training facility for humanoid robots.
Generative Bionics wants robots to learn from real industrial tasks, then expand that experience through thousands of digital-twin simulations.
Target opening: late 2027.
Audi's logistics operations involve roughly 1 million parts picks every day.
Now it's testing mobile humanoid robots that arrange components in the exact sequence needed for vehicle assembly.
The experiment is underway at its Ingolstadt production lab.












