Executive Summary

Meta’s REFRAG rewrites retrieval‑augmented generation decoding by replacing most passages with chunk embeddings, then selectively expanding only the few that matter. Reported wins are big: time‑to‑first‑token (TTFT) is up to 30.85× faster and effective context stretches 16× without accuracy loss. It’s a rare decoding‑path breakthrough that cuts tokens, trims KV cache, and preserves answers. In numbers:

TTFT up to 30.85× faster; decoder input tokens and KV cache shrink
Effective context extends 16× without reported accuracy loss on benchmarks
Policy trains via RL with −perplexity rewards to expand crucial chunks
OpenRouter Sonoma Alpha enables 2,000,000‑token sessions in Charm/Crush terminal
Grok Code Fast‑1 serves 1.01T tokens; usage jumps 457% on OpenRouter
Sonoma Sky Alpha posts 91.7% on Extended NYT Connections leaderboard Also:
ClockBench: Gemini 2.5 Pro hits 13.3% vs 89.1% human baseline
SanDisk HBF targets 4.8TB per module; samples planned H2 2026
Meta plans ~$600B U.S. AI capex through 2028, per Zuckerberg

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🎨 Generative media and visual tools

Strong creative thread: Nano Banana hackathon apps and demos, Midjourney Style Explorer, Ideogram Styles; Hair Style AI; Veo 3 price cuts; multiple consistent‑character/branding workflows.

Midjourney ships Style Explorer (SREF + Try Style)

Midjourney launched an early Style Explorer: browse SREF‑generated style thumbnails, hover → ‘Try Style’ to render your current prompt in that style, save/like favorites, and fuzzy‑search styles by keywords; Midjourney and community posts show the feature and curated "Top Daily" galleries Midjourney announcement Feature details (Kol T.) Top daily styles.

Tencent posted that Hunyuan‑MT‑7B and HunyuanWorld‑Voyager occupy the top two trending slots on Hugging Face (download/star metrics shown on the listing: Hunyuan‑MT‑7B ≈3.85k downloads, 514 stars; HunyuanWorld‑Voyager ≈496 downloads, 459 stars), confirming rapid community uptake for translation and image→video models Tencent Hunyuan post Hugging Face trending (RT).

🛡️ Governance, safety and trust

Policy and integrity items: OpenAI warns on unauthorized equity transfers via SPVs/tokens; Reality Filter prompts to label unverified content; evaluation redesign to reward IDK for trust.

Reality Filter prompt spreads — Gemini & Claude variants enforce [Unverified]/'I cannot verify' labels

A community Reality Filter prompt is circulating with specific Gemini and Claude versions that instruct LLMs to label any non‑verifiable output (tags like [Unverified], [Inference], [Speculation]) and to respond "I cannot verify this" instead of guessing; templates and screenshots surfaced on Reddit/X and include test prompts for DARPA‑style claims Prompt share (overview) Gemini prompt screenshot Claude prompt screenshot.

🔎 Retrieval and RAG methods

Retrieval limits and RAG engineering: DeepMind’s LIMIT shows single‑vector embedding ceilings; Meta’s REFRAG decoding approach; practical ToolEnv for verbatim excerpts; hybrid extraction + Milvus tutorial.

DeepMind LIMIT (arXiv) exposes single‑vector embedding ceilings

DeepMind formalizes limits of single‑vector embedding retrieval and ships the LIMIT dataset and repo (arXiv 2025‑08‑28). Results tie failure modes to embedding dimension vs. top‑k subsets and recommend cross‑encoders, multi‑vector or sparse alternatives for queries that mix many concepts LIMIT paper (arXiv + repo) Alternatives & implications.

PrimeIntellect ToolEnv: 128‑token verbatim extraction tools for RAG

New ToolEnv prototype extracts exact VERBATIM excerpts around target spans (default 128‑token cl100k_base), offering get_meta, count_occurrences and peek_window (left/right by sentence) to produce embedding‑sized, copy‑safe chunks for retrieval/RAG pipelines; author requests evals/improvements ToolEnv announcement (Tool list + goals) ToolEnv details (peek_window, budgets).

Hybrid pipeline: LangExtract → Milvus tutorial for document RAG

Practical tutorial demonstrates combining LangExtract for structured document extraction with Milvus vector DB for hybrid document processing and retrieval; includes end‑to‑end guidance for building extraction→index→search flows useful in production RAG systems LangExtract + Milvus tutorial (recap) LangChain / LangGraph multi‑agent doc pipelines (context).

💼 Enterprise moves and adoption

Mixed enterprise signals: Anthropic fundraising and Claude Pro features (past chat ref); OpenAI product/org changes recap; app‑level productivity ROI narratives and AI subscription value; job postings and AI engineering roles split.

Claude web app experiment surfaces bulk‑move, artifacts store & file editing

Anthropic appears to be A/B/testing new Claude web‑app features: a hidden "move to project" with a code comment saying "Bulk move coming very soon," simultaneous weekend build spikes, and early evidence of an artifacts/store and file create/edit workflow in monitoring notices and experiment logs Recap / bulk‑move code line Monitoring: Sonoma/Claude builds Artifacts/store test note.

🦾 Embodied AI and field systems

Several physical demos: Dusty Robotics floor‑plan printer, MarsWalker stair‑climbing vacuum, RAI institute bike‑stunt robot, DEEPRobotics mass production, Tesla Optimus sightings.

RAI’s Ultra Mobility Vehicle demonstrates jumping bike robot (23 kg, 1 m jumps)

RAI Institute demo: a 23 kg Ultra Mobility Vehicle (carbon‑fiber bike frame + 4 jump motors, 2 drive motors) performs 1 m table jumps, front flips and sustained wheelies; body extends ~80→152 cm in flight and uses LiDAR/IMU + high‑speed height sensors for control RAI demo blog / summary RAI technical render / schematic. Video + technical render show RL sim‑to‑real training, randomized sim params, and hardware details for aggressive maneuvers RAI demo blog / summary.

Dusty Robotics demos laser‑tracked on‑site floorplan printer

Dusty Robotics showed a small robot field printer that prints construction floor layouts on the slab and uses a laser tracker for volumetric position feedback to boost layout accuracy and on‑site automation; public demos and writeups surfaced over the weekend Dusty demo post Dusty recap / thread.

MarsWalker vacuum climbs/descends stairs with tracked base and 4 arms

MarsWalker demoed a stair‑climbing vacuum that uses a tracked base plus four articulated arms to probe risers, lift the nose and keep center‑of‑mass stable during climbs/descents; multiple clip posts highlight careful step‑by‑step motion and stability strategies MarsWalker demo clip MarsWalker stairs clip / thread.

Matte‑black Tesla Optimus sighted at Tesla Diner (video/photos)

Community reports and photos show an all‑black Tesla Optimus humanoid inside the Tesla Diner; multiple posts and RTs circulated the clip/photos over the weekend, prompting fresh discussion about prototype visibility and deployment signals Optim us diner note (RT) Photo / diner sighting post.

🔬 AI for science and math

Notable science threads: GPT‑5 Pro guided to novel quantitative CLT rates; 94‑page Sci‑LLM survey focusing on data/agents; quantum ‘dark light’ states; diffusion+compressed‑sensing for finance/climate.

GPT‑5 produces novel Malliavin–Stein quantitative CLT rates

A controlled Malliavin–Stein experiment reports GPT‑5 contributed to deriving new quantitative convergence rates (Gaussian & Poisson) that were previously open; the paper documents the experiment and writeup, with commentary on human‑in‑the‑loop guidance and verification Paper / experiment summary Commentary / thread (emollick) Author thread / paper note.

Survey catalogs Sci‑LLMs, 270 datasets and 190 benchmarks

A 94‑page survey 'A Survey of Scientific LLMs: From Data Foundations to Agent Frontiers' compiles ~270 datasets and ~190 benchmarks, proposes a taxonomy for multimodal scientific data, and urges agentic closed‑loop experiment workflows for reproducible discovery Survey announcement (summary) Paper / repo link Survey TOC / stage diagram.

Diffusion meets compressed sensing for fast synthetic finance & climate data

New work integrates compressed sensing with diffusion generative models to train/generate in a reduced latent, then recover full signals—reporting substantial inference speedups (paper cites ~61% faster on some image tasks and strong results on financial time series) and preserving tail/portfolio properties for stress testing Paper highlight (RT) Paper: diffusion + compressed sensing.

ArcMemo enables test‑time concept caching; +7.5% on ARC‑AGI

ArcMemo demonstrates test‑time learning by storing abstract modular concepts; authors report ARC‑AGI accuracy rising 55.17→59.33 (≈+7.5% relative) and show iterative retries compound gains, a practical path to continual learning without retraining ArcMemo thread (results) Paper / read link.

⚙️ Serving and decoding engineering

Inference/runtime advances: Meta’s REFRAG compresses RAG context for big speedups; LongCat’s ScMoE architecture for throughput; terminal access to 2M‑token Sonoma via OpenRouter.

Charm (Crush) brings 2M‑token Sonoma Alpha into terminal via OpenRouter

Follow up on openrouter_sonoma-alpha_2025-09-05_2m-context (2025-09-06): Charm/Crush terminal UI now exposes OpenRouter Sonoma Sky/Dusk Alpha for 2,000,000‑token sessions (free alpha access in the weekend alpha); community mirrors and leaderboard posts show live hands‑on testing and a high Extended‑NYT score for Sonoma Sky Alpha Charm Crush terminal demo OpenRouter announcement (Sonoma Alpha) Extended NYT scoreboard (bench) Earlier coverage

LongCat (ScMoE) splits attention + MoE to maximize compute/communication overlap

Meituan’s LongCat/Flash‑Chat writeups explain ScMoE: after first attention the model splits into an MLP path and an MoE path, uses A2A dispatch/combine and zero‑compute experts, and applies SBO overlap and pipelining to boost throughput and reduce comms bottlenecks ScMoE technical diagrams (LongCat explainer) Trending listing (LongCat presence)

Grok Code Fast‑1 hits ~1.01T tokens on OpenRouter leaderboard

OpenRouter leaderboard snapshot reports xAI’s Grok Code Fast‑1 passing ≈1.01 trillion tokens served with a ~+457% usage jump; model sits #1 for programming workloads on OpenRouter, indicating high sustained serving demand for code‑specialized, low‑latency models OpenRouter leaderboard screenshot OpenRouter / Elon token milestone echo

🧠 Training, RL and reasoning advances

Mix of optimizer and agent‑learning results: EPFL optimizer benchmark (AdEMAMix/MARS), RL’s Razor (less forgetting), RL for ML engineering agents (3B Qwen beats prompt agents), ArcMemo test‑time concept memory, surveys on agentic RL and SLMs for agents.

3B Qwen + runtime‑weighted RL beats prompt agents (≈22% avg.)

A Stanford RL-for-ML‑engineering paper shows a 3B Qwen model trained with runtime‑weighted updates and milestone rewards outperforms prompt‑only agents on MLEBench/Kaggle tasks, with an average improvement ≈22% across 12 tasks; paper & thread document duration‑aware gradients and milestone crediting to handle variable action runtimes and sparse rewards Stanford paper (arXiv) Paper announcement / recap.

REFRAG: compressed chunk embeddings + RL policy → 30.85× first‑token speedup

REFRAG compresses retrieved passages into chunk embeddings and trains an RL policy (reward = −perplexity) to selectively expand only the few chunks that change predictions, shrinking decoder input and reducing KV cache; reported gains include up to 30.85× faster first‑token and up to 16× longer effective context while preserving answer quality REFRAG paper (thread) Selective expansion diagram / thread.

ArcMemo enables test‑time learning; ARC‑AGI +7.5% rel. (55.17→59.33)

ArcMemo proposes saving modular, abstract concepts at test time so models acquire reusable strategies without retraining; authors report ARC‑AGI score rising 55.17→59.33 (≈+7.5% relative) and show continued gains with retry/compounding strategies, demonstrating a path to continual, non‑parametric learning ArcMemo paper summary Paper link / thread.

NVIDIA positions SLMs as core for agentic AI (heterogeneous stacks)

NVIDIA’s argument: agentic systems should be heterogeneous — small language models handle frequent, routine tool calls (10–30× cheaper to serve), while larger LLMs are invoked sparingly for complex reasoning; the paper maps conversion & fine‑tuning pipelines to operationalize SLMs in agent loops NVIDIA SLMs paper (summary) Retweet / buy‑in commentary.

Survey maps agentic RL for LLMs (500+ papers) and a two‑part taxonomy

A new comprehensive survey ('The Landscape of Agentic Reinforcement Learning for LLMs') synthesizes over 500 works, organizes domain branches (Search/Research, Code, Math, GUI, Multi‑agent), and proposes a two‑part taxonomy of agentic capabilities (planning, memory, tool use, self‑improvement, perception) and applications to guide RL‑driven agent research Survey thread (overview) Survey title page / paper.

UDR (Universal Deep Research): paper + code for composable deep‑research agents

NVIDIA published "Universal Deep Research" (paper + code/demo), introducing a model‑agnostic toolkit that compiles natural‑language strategies into controllable generator functions, sandboxed execution, and minimal GPU calls (CPU drives control flow), aiming to make deep research agents cheap, auditable and model‑portable UDR paper announcement UDR code/demo note NVIDIA UDR summary. Earlier coverage

🛠️ Agent and coding stacks

Active discourse and launches around Codex (CLI/Web/IDE), DSPy, Conductor, planning/subagents prompts, RepoPrompt workflows; practical requests for features and agent UX critiques.

GPT-5 Pro turns an Amp coding prompt into a reproducible agent recipe

GPT-5 Pro ingested a real Sourcegraph/Amp coding task and produced a component map, an 11‑section "Thorsten‑style" reproducible prompting template and a mermaid flowchart for implement→test→verify loops — demonstrating model-aided formalization of coding‑agent workflows GPT‑5 Pro demo (analysis) Amp task / issue (source).

Conductor ships faster, large diff review panel

Conductor updated its diff review panel to handle many‑hundred‑line diffs in seconds (split old vs new view, colorized adds/removals) and users requested finer controls (smaller diffs, multiple chats→workspace diffs) in followups — a practical UX upgrade for agentic code reviews Conductor update (announcement) User feedback / feature ask.

Codex flavors: CLI, IDE, Web and local ↔ cloud operation modes

A new Codex diagram frames product variants (Codex CLI, IDE extension, Codex Web) and contrasts Local execution (data stays on device, optional cloud delegation) vs Cloud (async remote execution and proactive GitHub actions), clarifying developer UX tradeoffs for agentic coding workflows Codex diagram (post) CLI ↔ web note (context). Earlier coverage

Amp issue: add subagent subscription and parentToolUseId wiring

A concrete Amp engineering task was posted to add subagent support in stream‑JSON mode: subscribe on subagent start, emit subagent messages with the main tool's parentToolUseId, and ship tests (e.g., two subagents computing 4+7) plus run recipes — a developer‑level agent wiring request with runnable acceptance criteria Amp issue / test plan Reproducible task screenshot (issue).

DSPy announced a community push inviting contributions (optimizers, modules, compositions) and promoted a new newsletter and tutorial channels; maintainers and users amplified materials‑science agent demos and usage notes, signalling active ecosystem growth DSPy project call GetPy / newsletter promo DSPy technical write‑up.

Shadcn showcases MCP tools for component search and auto‑import

Shadcn MCP examples demonstrate model‑callable tools to find UI components, retrieve usage snippets, and auto‑import them into projects; the author shipped a Vite template and a how‑to thread for integrating MCP‑style component discovery into developer workflows Shadcn MCP demo (thread) Shadcn registries note. Earlier coverage

🧩 Chips, memory and accelerators

Hardware roadmap and memory: Tesla AI5/AI6 inference chip claims and fab partners; SanDisk’s High Bandwidth Flash (HBF) proposal vs HBM for capacity; H200 rental economics.

Tesla says AI5 targets best sub‑250B inference; fab roadmap includes TSMC and Samsung

Elon Musk said Tesla’s AI5 is expected to be the best inference chip for models below ~250B params and that AI6 will follow; industry reporting connects AI5 production to TSMC (Taiwan then Arizona) and AI6 to Samsung’s Taylor, TX fab, with leaked performance rumors ~2,000–2,500 INT8 TOPS Report: Musk on AI5/AI6, fab & TOPS RT / summary of Musk chip comments.

Analysis: FLOPS scaling far outpaces DRAM/interconnect — memory bandwidth is the dominant bottleneck

Technical analysis shows peak FLOPS growth (~3× per 2 years) has far outstripped DRAM (~1.6×) and interconnect (~1.4×) scaling, producing a "memory wall" where memory bandwidth and capacity — not raw compute — limit LLM throughput and cost efficiency for training/inference Memory‑wall analysis / summary Compute vs memory scaling notes.

SanDisk pitches HBF: terabyte-scale NAND as high‑bandwidth near‑memory for AI

SanDisk’s High Bandwidth Flash (HBF) is positioned as near‑memory NAND with ~4.8TB per GPU‑module and HBM‑like read bandwidth to address the AI memory wall; SanDisk says first samples will ship in H2 2026 and first inference devices sampling early 2027, framing HBF as a capacity‑focused complement to HBM SanDisk HBF announcement (blog/diagram) Memory‑wall context (bandwidth bottleneck).

H200 spot/listing prices vary widely: $2.14/hr single NVL vs $3.52/hr per GPU on 16× cluster UI

Community screenshots reveal an H200 NVL single‑GPU offer at ~$2.14/hr with specs (48.3 TFLOPS, 140GB, DLPerf ~~452.5) on one marketplace, while a separate multi‑node UI lists 16× H200 at $3.52/hr/GPU (~~$56.30/hr total), underscoring large provider and spot vs reserved price dispersion for H200 fleets Vast.ai H200 NVL listing ($2.14/hr) 16× H200 cluster UI ($3.52/hr/GPU).

📊 Evals, leaderboards and measurement

Heavy eval discourse: OpenAI paper says binary scoring rewards bluffing; new ClockBench (analog time), AHELM for audio‑language, SWE‑bench dataset traction; Sonoma/Grok/others compared on puzzles.

Gemini 2.5 Pro leads ClockBench but far below human baseline

New ClockBench (180 clocks, 720 questions) shows Gemini 2.5 Pro at 13.3% accuracy vs human baseline 89.1%; models struggle on Roman numerals, mirroring and certain face variants, highlighting a major visual‑reasoning gap ClockBench scoreboard (post) ClockBench explainer / dataset details.

REFRAG compresses retrieved passages; selective expansion via RL drives big speedups

Meta’s REFRAG replaces most retrieved tokens with precomputed chunk embeddings and trains an RL policy to expand only crucial chunks; this yields up to 30.85× faster time‑to‑first‑token and ~16× longer effective context while maintaining accuracy REFRAG paper summary (thread) REFRAG paper (link + details) REFRAG selective‑expansion figure.

Agentic RL survey synthesizes 500+ works and a two‑part taxonomy

A large survey consolidates agentic RL for LLMs, proposing a twofold taxonomy (core capabilities vs applications) and an evolution tree spanning Search, Code, Math, GUI and Multi‑Agent branches, based on 500+ papers — a reference for agent benchmarking and env design Agentic RL survey (thread) Survey paper announcement / fig overview.

ArcMemo adds test‑time learning; ARC‑AGI improves ~4.16 points (7.5% rel.)

ArcMemo saves modular concepts during solving so models learn at test time; in experiments it raised ARC‑AGI from 55.17 to 59.33 (+7.5% relative) and continues improving with retries — a lightweight path to continual test‑time gains ArcMemo summary / claims ArcMemo paper link / results.

NVIDIA UDR: 'bring your own model' toolkit for deep research agents

NVIDIA published "Universal Deep Research" (paper + code/demo), a model‑agnostic system that compiles natural‑language strategies into generator code, scopes model calls to small slices, and ships example strategies and a demo UI to run auditable deep‑research workflows UDR paper + demo (NVIDIA post) UDR announcement (tweet) UDR code/demo note. Earlier coverage

🏗️ Cloud, capacity and economics

Infra and spend signals: Azure reroutes after Red Sea fiber cuts (latency), OpenAI lifts burn projection to $115B through 2029, Goldman notes S&P multiple risk if AI capex cools; US vs China compute share and capex pace; JUPITER exascale live.

Azure reroutes after Red Sea cable cuts; higher latency on MEEU paths

Microsoft confirms undersea fiber cuts in the Red Sea forced traffic reroutes and says affected routes (through the Middle East/Europe) may see increased latency while alternate paths stay up; Microsoft will provide daily updates until repairs complete Azure status update (incident) Reuters / news summary.

Meta signals $600B+ US AI capex commitment (2026–28)

Mark Zuckerberg said Meta plans to invest at least $600B in the U.S. on AI through 2028 and signalled the figure could rise later in the decade — a multi‑hundred‑billion commitment that will materially affect data‑center, chip and services demand Zuckerberg statement (thread) AILeaksAndNews summary.

Tesla says AI5 design progressing; targets 2026 production

Elon Musk reported a successful AI5 design review and said Tesla aims to produce AI5 (outsourced wafer fabs) around 2026 and follow with AI6 — consolidating silicon efforts onto one architecture to lower latency/costs Elon Musk: AI5 design post Industry / reporting note.

US controls majority of known AI compute; China ramping 2025 capex

Public figures and visualizations show the US holds the largest slice of known global AI training compute while China is rapidly increasing AI capex (reports cite 2025 Chinese AI capex up to ~$98B, with large government and internet‑firm shares) — a shifting but US‑led compute landscape Global compute share chart Compute‑capex commentary / thread.

SanDisk outlines HBF near‑memory (4.8TB/module) to attack AI memory wall

SanDisk unveiled a High‑Bandwidth Flash (HBF) concept to deliver HBM‑like read bandwidth with far more capacity (examples: ~4.8TB/module), saying first samples target H2‑2026 and device sampling in 2027 to help close the GPU memory/bandwidth gap SanDisk HBF graphic / blog Memory‑wall commentary.

16×H200 listing at $3.52/hr/GPU ($56.30/hr); wide multi‑node price variance seen

UI screenshots show a 16× H200 configuration priced at $3.52/hr per GPU (≈$56.30/hr total) while other provider/spot listings for 8× H200 show materially different totals — demonstrating wide list vs spot and provider‑level variance for H200 multi‑node clusters 16×H200 cluster UI (pricing) Livestream / spot mentions.

Goldman warns hyperscaler AI capex pullback could lop 15–20% off S&P multiple

A Wall Street note mapped scenarios where a material slowing of hyperscaler AI capex would reduce the S&P 500 valuation multiple by ~15–20%, as hyperscaler spending drives revenues for chips, memory, power gear, and data‑center suppliers — a systemic market risk if capex cools Fortune / Goldman coverage Data‑center shortfall & broker charts.

'Memory wall' analysis: FLOPS scaled faster than DRAM/interconnect, creating bottlenecks

Technical posts quantify a growing 'memory wall': compute (FLOPS) rose far faster than DRAM capacity and interconnect bandwidth (example scaling ratios cited), making memory bandwidth the dominant constraint for LLM training and inference and shifting optimization efforts to memory‑centric designs Memory‑wall analysis note Compute vs memory commentary.

🧪 Model drops and roadmaps

Mix of stealth and public model news: Qwen3‑Max‑Preview 1T‑param, Sonoma Sky/Dusk Alpha via OpenRouter with 2M context, Hunyuan models trending, Grok Imagine timeline, Gemini 2.5 tier limits, and Veo 3 pricing updates.

Sonoma Sky Alpha (2M‑token alpha) hits 91.7% on Extended NYT Connections

Follow up on openrouter_sonoma-alpha_2025-09-05_2m-context (2025-09-06): Sonoma Sky Alpha — part of OpenRouter’s Sky/Dusk 2M‑token alpha — scores 91.7% on the Extended NYT Connections leaderboard, edging Grok 4 (90.7%) and showing top long‑context performance in community charts Extended NYT scoreboard OpenRouter Sonoma listing Charm/Crush demo post. Earlier coverage

Gemini 2.5: tier limits, 1M Ultra context and Deep Think quota

Google published tiered Gemini 2.5 limits: 2.5 Pro prompts at 5/day (free), 100/day (Pro) and 500/day (Ultra); context windows range from 32k (free) to 1M (Ultra); Deep Think (192k) and Deep Research/report quotas are gated by Pro/Ultra tiers Limits table (screenshot) GoogleAIStudio capacity post.

Grok Imagine: imminent big release, spring beta exit, episode/game roadmap

Elon Musk says Grok Imagine will see a "big release in a few weeks," expects it "probably out of beta by the spring," and previews "compelling half hour episodes" plus a first video game next year — a concrete product timeline from xAI leadership and public reposts Elon Musk tweet (timeline) RT / roadmap note.

Grok Code Fast‑1 surpasses 1.01T tokens on OpenRouter

OpenRouter leaderboard data shows Grok Code Fast‑1 reaching ~1.01T tokens served (up +457%), placing it #1 by cumulative usage on the platform — a sizeable community adoption milestone for xAI’s code‑focused variant OpenRouter leaderboard screenshot OpenRouterAI retweet (1T).

Tencent Hunyuan highlights two models occupying the #1/#2 trending positions on Hugging Face — Hunyuan‑MT‑7B and HunyuanWorld‑Voyager — with public download/star metrics shown, underscoring fast community uptake for Tencent’s open releases Hugging Face retweet (trending) Tencent Hunyuan open‑source announcement.

Meta REFRAG – 30.85× faster TTFT; 16× longer context

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