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In this issue: Perplexity and Manus push agents from chat into real browser and desktop action, NVIDIA unveils major infrastructure and enterprise agent moves, Microsoft cuts cancer imaging costs with GigaTIME, Google turns prompts into app UIs with Stitch, and Morgan Stanley warns the next AI leap will hit labor, energy, and enterprise systems fast.

🧭 Perplexity x Comet: Full‑browser Agent Control for Real Tasks

Perplexity is upgrading its Computer agent with full control of the Comet browser, enabling hands‑free task execution across websites and logged‑in apps with local processing, transparent navigation, and no connectors required.

Highlights

• Computer now operates Comet end‑to‑end with your permission

• Works across any website or logged‑in app, including Gmail

• Runs locally on your device, keeping cookies and sessions secure

• Supports complex workflows like spotting bot patterns or building dashboards

• Available to Pro and Max subscribers, with early user feedback noting major productivity gains

Impact

Perplexity transforms digital tasks into automated workflows by granting full browser agency, eliminating the need for cloud connectors or setup. This advances agentic computing, turning your browser into a controllable workspace.

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​🔥Big AI moves

🔹NVIDIA launches NemoClaw: Enterprise‑grade security for OpenClaw agents

NVIDIA’s new NemoClaw stack brings policy‑based privacy controls, OpenShell safety guardrails, and local Nemotron model support to OpenClaw, letting businesses deploy always‑on autonomous agents with a single command while keeping data on‑device and secured for enterprise workflows.

🔹NVIDIA debuts Groq 3 LPU: Ultra‑fast inference for trillion‑parameter models

NVIDIA introduced the Groq 3 LPU at GTC, a low‑latency accelerator using massive on‑chip SRAM to deliver 150 TB/s bandwidth and 1.2 PFLOPS for rapid token generation, complementing Vera–Rubin systems with up to 35× higher throughput and rack‑scale deployments shipping later this year.

🔹Dell ships the first GB300 AI workstation: Data‑center power on your desk

Dell’s new Pro Max workstation brings NVIDIA’s GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Superchip to the desktop, delivering 784GB unified memory, 20 petaFLOPS compute, and 16TB SSD storage for running massive open‑source models, fine‑tuning, and local autonomous agents without cloud dependence.

🔹OpenAI adds Codex Subagents: Parallel coding power on demand

OpenAI’s new Subagents feature lets Codex spin up specialized parallel workers for PR reviews, debugging, and analysis, with the main agent orchestrating clean contexts and multi‑threaded workflows for faster, more complex software development.

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🔬AIHealthTech Insider: Microsoft turns a $5 slide into a full cancer map

Microsoft's GigaTIME model transforms a $5 H&E slide into a 21-protein tumor map, replacing the need for a $5,000 multiplex test. Analyzing 24 cancers and 10,200 patients, it uncovered 1,234 new immune-signal patterns, providing hospitals with insights without specialized imaging.

This issue showcases AI advancements in frontline care, including reduced cancer-imaging costs, improved breast-cancer detection, Amazon's 24/7 AI for intake and coding, safe diagnostic AI in clinics, and findings on microplastics harming the brain barrier, highlighting AI's role in accessible advanced medicine.

🖥️ Manus My Computer: Local‑Machine Agent Control for Real Work

Manus is bringing its agent out of the cloud and onto your desktop, enabling direct execution on your macOS or Windows machine with permissioned terminal access, local processing, and seamless integration with your existing tools.

Highlights

• Runs terminal commands locally with explicit “Allow Once” or “Always Allow”

• Automates file tasks like sorting photos or batch‑renaming invoices

• Builds full apps via CLI using Python, Node.js, Swift, and Xcode

• Uses your idle GPU for model training or local LLM inference

• Combines local actions with cloud connectors for end‑to‑end workflows

Impact

My Computer turns Manus into a hybrid cloud-local agent that automates desktop tasks, integrates files, apps, and computing into a unified automation engine, while keeping you in control.

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Steps:
1️⃣Open Google Stitch
2️⃣Enter a text prompt or upload a sketch/screenshot
3️⃣Choose Gemini 2.5 Pro (creative) or Flash (fast)
4️⃣Review 10 UI variants across tabs
5️⃣Export to Figma or copy the generated HTML/CSS

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🟣Morgan Stanley: The next AI leap will strain labor, energy, and enterprise systems

Morgan Stanley warns the next AI leap will reshape labor and energy systems. In this Sunday Special: concentrated compute at top U.S. labs is accelerating a breakthrough faster than expected. Early signals show workforce shifts, rising productivity, and a projected 9–18 GW power shortfall by 2028.

Across the rest of this issue, we track NVIDIA’s new grants, major AI events, and OpenClaw’s move from chat to autonomous action.