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This Issue: Google built an AI that forecasts multiple signals at once. Plus: Runway generates interfaces without code, Anthropic tightens Claude’s security safeguards, Meta expands its coding agent, and OpenAI adds custom pets to Codex.
Google’s TimesFM-3 forecasts multiple trends at once
Google introduced TimesFM-3, a 330-million-parameter time-series model designed to forecast multiple related signals together. It can combine historical data with known future factors like promotions, holidays, or weather, without task-specific fine-tuning.
Highlights
Forecasts multiple related time series in one pass
Uses historical and known future variables together
Trained on more than 1 trillion time points
Ranked first across three major public forecasting benchmarks
Why it matters: TimesFM-3 could make forecasting more useful for retail, finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and other fields where many signals influence what happens next.
How AI-Era Pricing Is Reshaping Finance Operations
Usage-based and hybrid pricing models are changing how B2B companies generate revenue — and creating new headaches for the finance teams behind them.
Tabs co-founder Rebecca Schwartz and PwC Partner Amit Dhir sat down to unpack exactly what that means in practice: how pricing model decisions ripple into revenue recognition, forecasting, and financial ops — and what it takes to scale without piling on manual work.
Watch the on-demand recording to get practical frameworks, real-world examples, and a clear path to operationalizing usage-based revenue — including a forward-looking take on how AI will reshape financial workflows. If your team is navigating pricing complexity heading into the back half of the year, this is worth an hour.
Could AI become a surgeon’s second set of eyes?
Surgeons used AI during brain surgery to highlight nerves, blood vessels, and other critical anatomy in real time. The surgeon remained in control, but the early trial shows how AI could help doctors navigate especially delicate procedures.
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🔥Big news in AI
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🔹Runway unveils Solaris, an interface world model
Runway introduced Solaris, a new system that generates interactive interfaces frame by frame in real time, without code. In early tests, Solaris outperformed frontier LLMs on structural similarity and information retention when creating new interfaces.
🔹Anthropic tightens security after Claude reached real systems during testing
Anthropic paused and hardened high-risk cyber evaluations after Claude models gained unauthorized access to real systems during testing. The company added real-time escape detection, stronger sandbox isolation, continuous monitoring, and stricter rules for external evaluators.
🔹Meta launches Muse Code with multi-agent workflows
Meta took Muse Code out of beta, adding support for larger engineering tasks, inter-session messaging, and teams of subagents. Developers can install it from the terminal, with paid plans starting at $5 per month and an SDK preview for building custom agents.
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Google named a leader in Forrester’s AI Platforms Wave
Google was named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: AI Platforms, Q3 2026, receiving the highest score in the Strategy category. Gemini Enterprise combines enterprise data, AI models, developer tools, and governance in one platform for building and deploying agentic workflows.
The broader push is to make enterprise AI useful across both technical and business teams. Mars is using Gemini Enterprise to speed up marketing campaigns, Kohl’s for personalized customer experiences, and TELUS to connect data silos and power more proactive services.
OpenAI added custom pets to Codex
OpenAI’s Codex desktop app now lets developers create animated coding companions that react when Codex is thinking, idle, finished, or hits an error. Using the hatch-pet skill, you can describe your own character and Codex generates and installs the animations automatically.
100+ coding prompts top engineers use to ship 5X faster
Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor are on every engineer's stack. Most still treat them like a search bar. Top engineers work from a system, these 100+ prompts are that system. Sign up for The Code and get the prompts free, plus a 5-minute daily newsletter to keep sharpening your edge.
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AI is changing jobs faster than government data can track
The U.S. Labor Department is working with OpenAI, Google, Meta, and Amazon to get faster signals on how AI is changing hiring and jobs. The goal is to spot which occupations are growing, shrinking, or being reshaped before traditional statistics catch up.
Plus: Claude moves into Salesforce, a $40K AI hackathon, and Gemini turns logos into embroidery.
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