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🌶️ OpenAI's own chip just outran Nvidia's best

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⚖️ Meta settles child harms lawsuit for $18 billion

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ChatGPT Work can now log into websites and complete account-based tasks for Plus and Pro users, using credentials pulled from a connected third-party password manager.

OpenAI says it never sees or stores usernames and passwords, though users may still need to approve security checks like two-factor authentication and can clear saved browser sessions later.

OpenAI also expanded scheduling, giving free users three active tasks while paid users can trigger automations from changes in Gmail, GitHub, or Slack.

OpenAI published the first benchmarks for Jalapeño, the inference chip it built with Broadcom, claiming up to 3.6x lower latency and 1.9x more work per watt than Nvidia's Blackwell systems.

The 700-watt chip beat Nvidia's GB200 and GB300, which draw 1,200 and 1,400 watts. OpenAI ran the tests itself on SemiAnalysis's public InferenceX benchmark, and no outside lab has verified the numbers.

OpenAI won't sell Jalapeño, keeps buying Nvidia for training, and starts deploying late this year. It also used Codex to help design the chip, so its models are quietly building their own hardware.

Perplexity and Nvidia launched Portable Computer, a version of Perplexity's Computer agent that runs entirely on a user's own machine. Files stay on the device and local work burns no credits.

It runs Qwen 3.8 27B or Perplexity's post-trained PPLX 27B, and the agent asks permission before routing any step to one of 15-plus cloud models. Pro and Max subscribers get it free.

The Information reported days ago that Nvidia may invest billions in Perplexity at a $30B-plus valuation. Local-first still starts with buying Nvidia's $4,699 DGX Spark.

Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle claims from 29 states that Facebook and Instagram harmed children through addictive designs and illegally collected minors’ data.

The deal adds default time limits, overnight blocks, hidden like counts, stricter filters, and stronger age checks for teens, with the protections set to remain in place for 10 years.

Meta tied about $5.3 billion of the settlement to YouTube and TikTok adopting similar safeguards, effectively turning part of its legal bill into pressure for industry-wide rules.

Robotics startups have raised billions to build smarter machines, but developers still struggle with limited training data, unreliable manipulation, and models that cannot consistently perform useful real-world tasks.

Builders increasingly rely on simulation, reinforcement learning, and larger datasets, while autonomous vehicle companies like Wayve and Uber expand into humanoid robotics using infrastructure developed for self-driving systems.

Industry leaders compare robotics today to AI’s GPT-2 era, but specialized machines already work in construction and warehouses, suggesting useful robots may arrive vertically before general-purpose humanoids do.

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