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Simulation startup aims to become the “Cursor” for physical AI
A simulation startup is building tools to accelerate the development of physical AI, aiming to become the “Cursor” for robotics, automation, and real-world systems.
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A simulation startup is building tools to accelerate the development of physical AI, aiming to become the “Cursor” for robotics, automation, and real-world systems.
India’s Emergent enters the AI agent space with OpenClaw-like capabilities, signalling growth in autonomous systems and next-gen developer tools.
Adobe’s new Firefly AI assistant integrates with Creative Cloud apps to automate tasks, streamline workflows, and boost productivity for designers and creators.
Google adds AI Skills to Chrome, allowing users to save, organise, and reuse workflows for faster browsing and improved productivity.
A startup founded by a former Tesla engineer is working with Pronto to automate a copper mine, highlighting the growing role of AI and autonomous tech in mining.
Poke introduces a simple way to use AI agents, allowing users to interact with advanced automation tools as easily as sending a text message.
Astropad’s Workbench redefines remote desktop by focusing on AI agents, enabling automation, smarter workflows, and next-generation computing use cases.
Atlassian launches visual AI tools and third-party agents in Confluence to enhance collaboration, automation, and team productivity.
AI startup Rocket offers McKinsey-style business reports at a fraction of the cost, disrupting consulting with faster, AI-driven insights.
OpenAI proposes an AI-driven economy featuring public wealth funds, robot taxes, and a four-day workweek to address automation and income shifts.
Japan is using robots to fill labour shortages in ageing industries, helping businesses maintain productivity where human workers are scarce.
Tesla’s Texas factory workforce reportedly fell by 22% in 2025, signalling shifts in production strategy, automation, and operational efficiency.
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