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Alibaba Rolls Out Wan3.0, Turning Business Files Into 30-Second AI Videos

The product is designed to turn existing material such as presentations and spreadsheets into video, while Alibaba is funding a more capital-intensive AI push. Alibaba has formally rolled out Wan3.0, a video-generation model built to turn business source material into clips of up to 30 seconds. That design shifts the prompt from an open-ended instruction toward an organization’s pre-existing information.

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Lexis+ with Protégé Adds Agents, Context and Office Files to Legal AI Workflows

The product is built to reduce tool-switching across legal research and drafting, but customer-created workflows and LexisNexis models are still slated for later releases. LexisNexis is promising a legal AI workflow that runs from an initial request to a document ready for professional review. The output features include document-aware editing, structured tables, track changes and suggested next steps.

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China’s $226M Underwater Data Center Is Running. The Ocean Still Has to Prove It Can Scale

Commercial and planned projects are testing whether seawater and offshore power can ease land and freshwater constraints without shifting AI infrastructure’s environmental and operating burdens into the ocean. The ocean offers data-center builders a simple proposition: use seawater instead of scarce freshwater and let offshore conditions help cool AI hardware. The evidence so far is more complicated.

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ATTOM Adds 3 AI Agents That Turn Licensed Property Data Into Research and Reports

The practical shift is from data retrieval toward defined natural-language workflows, while permissions, metering and plan limits remain at the access layer. ATTOM customers can now use specialized AI workflows to investigate a property, analyze a housing market or produce a customer-facing report from property data. One data service, three jobs The new agents divide property work by output.

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Meta Opens Pocket, a Social Feed for Prompt-Generated Games

The experimental app combines simple game generation with profiles and remixing, giving Meta another consumer-AI format built around creation that can circulate socially. Meta is rolling out Pocket, an experimental app for making small interactive games with AI prompts, to all U.S. users after a Brazil test last month. Pocket’s creation loop Pocket lets users generate small interactive games through AI prompts.

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Generalist’s GEN-1.5 Lets Robots Try a Task After Watching Once

Generalist’s new model treats a demonstration as temporary instruction, potentially reducing task-specific training—but its reported one-shot results remain far from dependable execution. Generalist AI has released GEN-1.5, a robot foundation model that can use one brief demonstration to attempt some physical tasks without changing its underlying parameters. Language, sensor data and the robot’s position information.

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AWS Wants Data Agents to Write Pipelines, Then Stay Out of Production

The reference architecture uses models to draft data-engineering work, but makes human-reviewed code and policies—not live agent decisions—the default production layer. AWS ’s Agentic Data Operations Platform promises to reduce the manual work of bringing new data sources online. ADOP is an AWS reference architecture built on Amazon Bedrock and a coding tool chosen by the user.

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Serval’s Catalyst Pitches AI-Built Workflows as a ServiceNow Replacement

The new agent can turn recurring ticket problems into proposed automations, but Serval must still show it can manage the customization, governance and trust demands of large enterprises. Serval is launching Catalyst with a promise that reaches beyond another assistant for service teams. Serval is using that capability to argue it can replace ServiceNow in large enterprises, rather than merely sell alongside it.

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Databricks Says Its New Extraction Mode Beats Frontier Models on the Documents That Break Them

Precision Mode is designed for cross-page reasoning, enormous line-item outputs and deeply nested schemas. Databricks reports a seven-point lead over its best tested chunk-and-merge baseline, but the evaluation blends internal and public datasets. Databricks is promising a more reliable way to turn the documents that overwhelm ordinary AI extraction into structured data.

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Grok Bot Gives Each Team Member a Persistent AI Workspace

The product gives each worker a shared cloud computer for multiple long-lived Bots, extending AI work into browsing, tools and local-machine actions while leaving several enterprise controls unfinished. Grok Bot is being set up for teams as more than a chat assistant. Each member receives one dedicated managed Linux virtual machine, and every Bot that member creates shares its files, browser sign-ins and permissions.

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