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Microsoft launches MAI‑Thinking‑1, its first home‑grown AI that reads 600 pages and tops rivals

Microsoft unveiled MAI-Thinking-1, its first home‑grown advanced reasoning AI, at Build 2026. The model uses a sparse mixture‑of‑experts design with 35 billion active parameters and can read up to 256 K tokens, about 600 pages. It was trained only on licensed human data, not on other AI models. Tests show it beats rivals in coding and math tasks, and users preferred its answers. Microsoft plans to offer it to businesses for secure, cost‑effective use.

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Bots now generate 57% of web traffic, surpassing human visits for first time

Bots now make up about 57% of all web traffic, beating human visits for the first time, according to Cloudflare data. The rise is driven by fast‑growing AI agents that browse and request pages automatically. Microsoft’s new MAI‑Thinking‑1 model helps companies build even smarter, self‑coordinating AI networks. This shift forces websites to improve bot detection and forces businesses to adopt autonomous AI systems or risk falling behind.

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Claude Opus 4.7 programs robot dog twenty times faster than top human teams

Anthropic’s new AI model Claude Opus 4.7 programmed a four‑legged robot about twenty times faster than the best human‑AI team from the previous year. The model wrote far less code, quickly linked the robot’s cameras and sensors, and built control software that worked on most tasks. It still could not reliably fetch a beach ball, showing real‑time control remains hard, but the speed boost could speed up robot development for many industries.

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AWS launches Continuum to fix code vulnerabilities at machine speed

AWS announced new AI tools at its New York summit to help companies use agents for security, data access, coding and software upkeep. Continuum scans code for flaws and fixes them fast. Context builds a knowledge map so agents can find the right information. Quick lets agents work across apps, while Kiro and DevOps Agent help write and release code safely. Transform keeps software up‑to‑date, and Bedrock AgentCore makes it easier to run agents at scale.

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Midjourney spends $74 million on one‑minute whole‑body ultrasound, doctors call it impossible

Midjourney, an AI image creator, is spending $74 million to start a whole‑body ultrasound service called Midjourney Medical. The company says its “ultrasonic CT” can scan the entire body in about a minute without radiation or strong magnets, and plans to place 50,000 scanners worldwide by 2031. Radiologists on social media doubt the claims, pointing out ultrasound cannot see through bone or air and that the technology lacks solid medical evidence.

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