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Nvidia unveils open agent models for enterprise and PCs

Nvidia released open-weight models for enterprise agents and edge computing, including the 120B-parameter Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, which it says matches the larger Nemotron 3 Ultra on instruction-following and tool use. Two lightweight Bolt models run locally on RTX Spark AI PCs and DGX Spark workstations. Nvidia claims Super VL, after post-training on specific agentic tasks, completes them faster than rival models from Anthropic and OpenAI.

TechCrunch ·

ASML says AI chip demand stretches into 2030

ASML's latest earnings show customers placing orders years in advance amid strong AI chip demand. Revenue grew over 55% last quarter and market cap exceeds $630 billion, but its P/E of 40 and forward P/E of 29 exceed the S&P 500 average, raising valuation questions.

The Motley Fool ·

Retrained Qwen3-4B removes AI writing tics

Hacker News discussion covers a version of Qwen3-4B trained to remove AI writing tics. The post compares one sampled answer each from the original and released models on 40 held-out prompts, underlining passages counted by a slop detector.

Hacker News ·

Microsoft, Nvidia urge provenance checks for open-weight AI

Microsoft and Nvidia published a joint paper warning that fine-tuning, quantization or configuration changes can weaken safeguards in open-weight AI models while task performance remains intact. The paper identifies 30 risk types across five categories, including cybersecurity, data protection, content, human-AI interaction and bias, and urges enterprises to verify provenance and reassess risks after changes.

CSO Online ·

Open-source book Harness Engineering 101 released

The open-source book Harness Engineering 101 argues the LLM is the brain and the harness is the body, since stateless LLM APIs require a program to build and protect the conversation array. Its 16 chapters grow a ~300-line Python toy agent, with patterns fully developed in open-source coding agent One Code.

Hacker News ·

Four key measures to curb shadow AI

Agentic tools like ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can take unauthorized actions—one Claude agent deleted another person's gym reservation. Enterprises are building guardrails, but employees' use of unsanctioned tools can bypass those controls.

Computerworld ·
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