Author: Advanced AI Editor

The widespread availability of open-source repositories has led to a vast collection of reusable software components, yet their utilization remains manual, error-prone, and disconnected. Developers must navigate documentation, understand APIs, and write integration code, creating significant barriers to efficient software reuse. To address this, we present EnvX, a framework that leverages Agentic AI to agentize GitHub repositories, transforming them into intelligent, autonomous agents capable of natural language interaction and inter-agent collaboration. Unlike existing approaches that treat repositories as static code resources, EnvX reimagines them as active agents through a three-phase process: (1) TODO-guided environment initialization, which sets up the necessary…

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The three founders of Mistral AI emerged as France’s first artificial intelligence billionaires after a funding round valued the tech firm at €11.7 billion ($13.7 billion).Arthur Mensch, the 33-year-old chief executive officer, Timothee Lacroix, 34, and Guillaume Lample, 34, each have a net worth of $1.1 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. That wealth stems from each of them holding at least an 8% stake in Mistral, which they set up in Paris in 2023.A spokesperson for the company didn’t respond to requests for comment.Mistral is completing a Series C round to raise €1.7 billion, which has drawn new…

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Weekly Lecture Preview | Exploring DeepSeek and Library Applications The library has carefully launched the “Weekly Lecture” series of events, where professional trainers will present an offline lecture every Monday afternoon. The topics range from basic database knowledge, search skills, teaching support, research innovation, exam strategies, to technical applications… The content is extensive, with interactive Q&A throughout, helping our faculty and students break down information barriers and unlock knowledge and skills. This semester’s first “Weekly Lecture” is coming with great impact. We will guide you step by step on how to effectively converse with DeepSeek, helping you tackle complex mathematical…

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Alibaba Group Holdings’ top line grew by just 2% last quarter, but key areas of its business have been doing much better than that. In recent years, tech companies have experienced significant growth fueled by artificial intelligence (AI). And while the growth may be slowing down for some businesses, there are some that are still doing well and are even in their early growth stages. One company that has been producing some terrific AI-powered growth is Chinese tech giant Alibaba Group Holdings (BABA -2.22%). Although its recent earnings numbers didn’t look terribly impressive, underneath the hood, its AI business has…

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Can generative AI animate a decent movie? That question’s getting an early test. OpenAI and production studio Vertigo Films have announced a plan to create a feature-length adaptation of a 2023 short film made as a demonstration for OpenAI’s Dall-E image generator. The film, called Critterz, will have a budget of less than $30 million. Producers hope to make the movie in about nine months, in time for the Cannes Film Festival next May, according to The Wall Street Journal. The original short film, also called Critterz, was a play on the nature documentary genre, with the strange creatures in the forest suddenly…

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Sam Altman said AI will take customer service jobs first, and programmers may be next.Altman warned that AI will compress centuries of job turnover into just a few years.Tech analysts are split: some see AI as a faster Industrial Revolution, others as a jobs apocalypse.Sam Altman thinks artificial intelligence is about to hit the job market, and customer service workers will be the first to feel it.”I’m confident that a lot of current customer support that happens over a phone or computer, those people will lose their jobs, and that’ll be better done by an AI,” the OpenAI CEO said…

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Sam Altman thinks artificial intelligence is about to hit the job market, and customer service workers will be the first to feel it.”I’m confident that a lot of current customer support that happens over a phone or computer, those people will lose their jobs, and that’ll be better done by an AI,” the OpenAI CEO said in an interview on “The Tucker Carlson Show” on Wednesday.But Altman doesn’t see the shift as unprecedented. He compared it to the long arc of employment shifts, noting that societies historically cycle through large job changes every few generations.”Someone told me recently that the…

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Customer ServicePhoto: Generated by AI. Adobe Stock.September 11, 2025Hello Sugar, a beauty franchise, is partnering with PolyAI, which provides enterprise conversational AI, to automate all front end service calls.The lifelike voice agent technology, Agent Studio, will help customers with hours and locations, handling appointments and making payments, according to a press release.Hello Sugar, which provides waxing, sugaring and laser services has more than 160 locations across the U.S., with the goal of growing to 500 locations.Before PolyAI, the company answered about 20% of the tens of thousands of calls it receives each month, sending the remainder into chat experiences.Within three…

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As AI is increasingly helping hackers to launch mass-scale email attacks, former Google security leaders have joined forces to build autonomous AI agents that aim to stop phishing, malware, and business email compromise threats before they ever reach user inboxes. That is the mission behind AegisAI, a new email security startup that has just emerged from stealth with $13 million in seed funding co-led by Accel and Foundation Capital. More than 90% of successful cyberattacks begin with a phishing email, per U.S. federal cybersecurity agency CISA. A recent CrowdStrike study (PDF) also found that phishing messages generated by large language…

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Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Klarna Group wants to make its buy now, pay later option “ubiquitous” at the retail checkout as a primary engine for future growth, the company’s chief commercial officer said Tuesday.  “Our aspiration is to be ubiquitous at the checkout, and what that drives is actually a habitual behavior of, ‘I see Klarna, it’s regular, I can use it more often,’” Chief Commercial Officer David Sykes said in an interview a day before the company’s initial public stock offering. One area of retail…

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