 Karsan's e-ATAK bus begins service in a 3.7-mile themed park in the NetherlandsThis service marks the first time Karsan's SAE Level 4 autonomous minibus provides bus service on public roads in the North Brabant region of the Netherlands, transporting millions of visitors and demonstrating a real-world application of autonomous public transport technology. |
AiPulse — Issue No. 29
COVER
Pulse
SpaceX purchased the AI code editor Cursor in exchange for $60 billion worth of shares. With the deal, Cursor will gain access to SpaceX's massive computing infrastructure — 'the world's largest GPU fleet' — which SpaceX previously integrated xAI into, aiming to scale its AI capacity far beyond today's limits. |
It is reported that payment infrastructure giant Stripe will purchase OpenRouter — which enables developers to access various AI models through a single interface — at a valuation exceeding $7 billion. The deal has not yet been officially finalized. |
At Work
Dipole Labs boosts computing capacity by 25% in AI data centers through optical switchingY Combinator | By reducing network latency and routing data in the form of light, it increases computing capacity by 25% in AI data centers while reducing energy consumption and heat generation, providing a critical performance and cost advantage for scalable artificial intelligence applications. |
The Tengyun Center raises the building mass by approximately 8.6 meters, turning the ground-level area into a publicly accessible landscape; it transforms a large corporate campus into part of the city's infrastructure, allowing employees to share sea views and ensuring the preservation of the coastal ecosystem. |
Physics-Constrained Learning determines thermoacoustic instability boundaries with reduced evaluationsThis approach reduces the cost of high-accuracy yet days-long large-scale turbulence simulations, enabling rapid detection of instability boundaries in the design space and pre-identification of operating points that require full-resolution analysis. |
A new per-pixel difficulty descriptor is introduced for heavy-tailed light transportThis descriptor measures per-pixel rendering difficulty more consistently under heavy-tailed light transport conditions where sample variance in Monte Carlo estimation is unreliable, offering the potential to improve sampling distribution and reduce performance gaps compared to uniform sampling. |
Global Lens
This attack, through malicious code propagated via LiteLLM's CI/CD pipelines, led to the leakage of critical identity information such as cloud and SSH keys for over 2 500 organizations worldwide, revealing how fragile supply chain security can be. |
Google heats up competition by offering intelligent programming at half price with Gemini 3.7 FlashGoogle's new Gemini AI 3.7 Flash model delivers better performance in programming and multi-step tasks. |
Microsoft introduces MAI-Code-1.1-Flash within GitHub Copilot, providing developers with higher code quality, lower token consumption, and rapid programming at one-fourth the cost of the previous model. |
How to achieve productivity gains in the agency AI eraThe report emphasizes that agency AI reshapes work execution, coordination, and task allocation, transforming the relationship between humans, organizations, and intelligent systems, thereby establishing the foundations for continuous productivity growth. |
Frontier
Language models have progressed over eight years; costs fall while task-targeted models riseThe article reveals the collapse of the capability-cost curve for language models and the rise of models focused on specific coding and mathematics tasks, highlighting the sectoral impacts of AI becoming more accessible and specialized. |
Watch & Listen
 Türkçe altyazıIs Retrieval-Augmented Generation still necessary? Choosing the best approach for LLMsLLMs know information up to their training cutoff, but we must inject the correct context in a timely manner to learn current and specific data; one solution to this problem is the Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) method. |
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