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Splunk Lantern shows SOAR approval playbook with human sign‑off

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Splunk Lantern demonstrates building a SOAR approval playbook that ties human sign‑off to actions in Splunk Enterprise Security. The playbook uses prompts to capture approval and returns results to the analyst queue. It follows a workflow of formatting, prompting, deciding, re‑formatting, and acting.

Key points

  • Announcement: Splunk Lantern shows how to build a SOAR approval playbook with human sign‑off for Enterprise Security.

  • Detail: The playbook captures approval via prompts and links the decision back to Splunk Enterprise Security.

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Models achieve gestational age within 4 days accuracy

Models pinpoint gestational age within 4 days accuracy in a prospective clinical study. The post suggests expanding these tools to low resource settings.

Key points

  • Accuracy: models pinpoint gestational age within 4 days.

  • Expansion: aim to move tools to low resource settings.

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Amazon Alexa Tablets – three new models with Alexa+ built‑in

Amazon announced the all‑new Alexa Tablets. The line includes three tablets with aluminum unibody designs and vivid high‑resolution displays. Alexa+ is built into the core and is always ready to answer questions and help manage smart devices.

Key points

  • Models: Three new tablets.

  • Design: Aluminum unibody construction.

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Omni AI-assisted workflow demo in Airtable

Omni is used to build an AI‑assisted workflow inside Airtable. The demo shows plain‑English prompts creating dashboards and automations with human oversight. It also covers adding interactive, branded interfaces to engage users.

Key points

  • Demo: Rachael Quisel demonstrates Omni, Claude Code, and Airtable automations from plain‑English prompts.

  • Feature: The workflow creates custom, gamified dashboards that remain under human control.

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Dragon arrival announced with brief sonic boom

Dragon will announce its arrival with a brief sonic boom. The boom occurs before splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. The announcement is linked on the updates page.

Key points

  • Sonic boom: brief sound before arrival

  • Splashdown location: Pacific Ocean

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Plaid Fraud Foundation Model announced for Fall ’26 release

The Fraud Foundation Model is announced for the Fall ’26 release. It is built on activity across the Plaid Network. The model reads logins and transactions as a sequence, including timing and order. It is positioned to detect fraud patterns rather than single events.

Key points

  • Model: Fraud Foundation Model built on Plaid Network activity

  • Input: Reads logins and transactions as ordered sequences with timing

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