AI Weekly — what actually shipped
A short weekly record of AI hardware and software that reached users, with a primary or strong secondary source for every claim and one sentence on why each item matters. No forecasts, no funding rumor, no unlinked numbers.
Five items per issue, plus occasional short articles on a single release.
Issues
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AI Weekly #1 — AI factories ship, GPT-6 lands on Google Cloud, Kimi opens up
- NVIDIA says Vera Rubin is in full production and puts an AI factory in containers
- RTX Spark PCs go on sale with the N1X superchip
- OpenAI's GPT-6 models arrive in Google Cloud's Model Garden
- Moonshot releases Kimi K3.1 Pro and promises full open weights by November 4
- OpenAI removes live internet access from frontier model training
Articles
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110 Humanoid Robots Danced for 5 Minutes Without a Miss. The Hard Part Was Consistency
AgiBot ran 110 Expedition A3 units through a 5:43 routine with no reported failure. The record is verified; the claim that these were production units is the part to watch.
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Qiyuan Built 5,000 Personal Robots in a Month. That Is Capacity, Not Demand
One month after its Q1 and T1 launch, Qiyuan says unit 5,000 is off the line and daily capacity is above 200. The missing numbers are sell-through, returns and retention.
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The UK Put OpenAI and Anthropic Inside a National Biosecurity Lab
A new independent non-profit gets £100m from government and up to £100m each from two frontier labs. Operating details are still missing.
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MiniMax Opened a 428B-Parameter Model That Activates Only 5% of It
Open weights, 428B total and about 23B active parameters, 1M context, and a very low API price. The portability claim depends on inference-stack support.
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