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Codex 0.140 Imports Claude Code Setup, Because Agent Workspaces Are the New Lock-In

Codex 0.140 Imports Claude Code Setup, Because Agent Workspaces Are the New Lock-In

OpenAI’s most interesting Codex update this week is not a better benchmark score, a shinier model switcher, or another “agentic” demo with a suspiciously clean repository. It is a migration button. Codex CLI 0.140.0, published June 15, adds /import for “selectively importing setup, project configuration, and recent

NVIDIA’s New MoE Kernels Are a Reminder That AI Cost Gets Won in the Epilogue

NVIDIA’s New MoE Kernels Are a Reminder That AI Cost Gets Won in the Epilogue

AI cost does not only get decided in model architecture diagrams. It gets decided in the epilogue of a grouped GEMM, in whether quantization causes another memory pass, and in whether the CPU is still being asked to schedule dynamic expert work while thousands of GPUs wait politely. Not the

BioNeMo LoRA Makes Billion-Parameter Biology Models Feel Less Like a Cluster Reservation

BioNeMo LoRA Makes Billion-Parameter Biology Models Feel Less Like a Cluster Reservation

Biology foundation models have had the same problem as every other foundation model category, only with more lab coats involved: the demos are impressive, the checkpoints are huge, and the moment a team needs to adapt one to its own assay or organism, the workflow starts looking like a cluster

Work IQ GA Turns Microsoft 365 Context Into a Metered Agent Primitive

Work IQ GA Turns Microsoft 365 Context Into a Metered Agent Primitive

Microsoft just put a meter on one of the most valuable ingredients in enterprise AI: the context of work itself. Work IQ, Microsoft’s API layer for grounding agents in Microsoft 365 context, reaches general availability on June 16 with consumption-based pricing through Copilot Credits, according to Microsoft Partner Center.