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GPT-6.1 Terra stacks three bowls 75% of the time

, 6 items in AI Companies and Ventures, 3 min read

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GPT-6.1 Terra can now stack three bowls 75% of the time, up from GPT-5.6 Terra which could only stack two bowls 5% of the time three months earlier.

Key points

  • GPT-6.1 Terra stacks three bowls 75% of the time.

  • GPT-5.6 Terra stacked two bowls 5% of the time three months ago.

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Sony mentions 30,296 total, 72 news posts in 24h

Sony had 30,296 mentions across six networks in the last 24 hours, with 72 classified as news posts. Those news posts represent 0.11% of engagements and are returned by the /topic/sony/news/v1 endpoint.

Key points

  • Total mentions: 30,296 across six networks in the last 24 hours.

  • News posts: 72, equal to 0.11% of engagements, available via /topic/sony/news/v1.

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Bites raises $40M Series A to expand AI training platform

Bites raises a $40M Series A led by PeakSpan Capital to expand its AI training platform for frontline teams in the U.S. The round includes participation from Vertex Ventures, Horizon Capital, Rittenhouse Ventures and Lyra Ventures.

Key points

  • Funding: $40M Series A

  • Investors: led by PeakSpan Capital with Vertex Ventures, Horizon Capital, Rittenhouse Ventures and Lyra Ventures

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SO ARM 101 30 new kits shipped worldwide

SO ARM 101 is shipping a batch of 30 new robotics kits this week to customers in the USA, Australia, and Europe. The shipment expands open-source robotics distribution globally.

Key points

  • Quantity: 30 new robotics KITs of SO ARM 101 are being shipped.

  • Destinations: shipments go to the USA, Australia, and Europe.

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Galbot G1 opens bottles on Tsingtao demonstration

Galbot G1 humanoid can open bottles, demonstrated on a Tsingtao. The team announced this new skill as part of their work on programming physical AI.

Key points

  • Skill: Galbot G1 programmed to open bottles

  • Demo: shown on a Tsingtao

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Forward Threat Exposure preview at Security Field Day 16

Forward Threat Exposure was previewed at Security Field Day 16, showing how attackers could reach critical assets and where to close paths. The tool computes every attack path to critical assets and indicates device and rule changes to close those paths.

Key points

  • Previewed Forward Threat Exposure at Security Field Day 16

  • Computes every attack path to critical assets and shows where device and rule changes can close them

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