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Richard is a new command-line application for performing classification using a neural network, written entirely in C++ and Vulkan. It supports dense and convolutional layers, with GPU acceleration via Vulkan compute shaders. The project also includes profiling tools for performance analysis. AI

The Opus 1.5 audio codec has been released with significant machine learning enhancements, marking the first time deep learning is used to process audio signals directly. These new ML-based features, including improved packet loss concealment (PLC) and a novel redundancy transmission method, are designed to be fully compatible with older versions and optimized to run efficiently on standard CPUs. While most users won't notice the performance impact, the ML features are disabled by default and require specific compile-time and run-time flags to activate. AI

Libretto is a new open-source toolkit designed to enhance AI-powered browser automations, making them more deterministic and efficient. It provides coding agents with live browser access to inspect pages, reverse-engineer APIs, and record/replay user actions. The tool aims to simplify the maintenance of web integrations, particularly for complex healthcare software, and can also be used from the command line for tasks like opening URLs or executing scripts. AI

OpenAI has launched a preview of its Codex coding assistant within the ChatGPT mobile app, allowing users to manage coding tasks remotely across devices. The company is also highlighting how various organizations, including Ramp, NVIDIA, and AutoScout24, are leveraging Codex and GPT-5.5 for accelerated code review, faster development cycles, and AI-assisted research. Meanwhile, Anthropic's Project Glasswing initiative has identified over ten thousand high-severity vulnerabilities in essential software, emphasizing the need for the industry to adapt to AI-driven security analysis. AI