@TechCrunch please add the link. Do the right thing. You don't even say how you sourced this. Because I reverse engineered it.

Astrolab's FLIP rover will test whether LLMs can make useful decisions on the Moon when help from Earth is delayed. FLIP will carry HPE's Spaceborne Computer-4 on NASA's Griffin-1 mission, planned for late 2026. If successful, onboard LLMs could let rovers act autonomously and close the Moon's last-mile gap. runtimewire.com/article/astr…

RuntimeWire flagged DeepSeek's V4.1-Flash-1017 refresh about 3 hours before @deepseek_ai announced it. Our report published at 12:08 a.m. CT on October 17th; DeepSeek posted the official release at 3:35:54 a.m. CT. We flagged a dated model label and a possible API refresh before the company confirmed the update. runtimewire.com/article/deep…

What if Sam ends up buying xAI for Grok's video/image/agentic models, which are clearly better, and let's Elon focus on space/cars/X?

BREAKING: OpenAI adds parallel agents to GPT-6 Pro in ChatGPT, letting Pro users follow and inspect delegated tasks in the Chat tab. OpenAI's October 16th X post says the agents run in parallel for Pro users. The post also claims faster responses and better plugin and tool use, but offered no latency figures or examples. runtimewire.com/article/open…

$100 says Ukraine reverse engineers Starlink and finds a way to mimic speeds between 89-98 to stay under the speed block.

The same people that fell for Claude's marketing, bought Mac minis for OpenClaw, fell for Grok Bot (anyone could have put LLMs in a chatroom), and are already typing ‘this changes everything’ about a product that hasn’t been announced yet. Are now telling you Reverse Engineer Anything is the next hype. Don't fall for it. You don't need it. You can reverse / crack anything with a frontier model and a misspelled prompt.

CrowdStrike is in advanced talks to buy ORION for about $500 million. Ctech reports the talks remain unsigned and CrowdStrike has not confirmed; ORION was founded in 2024 and has raised $38 million to date. runtimewire.com/article/crow…

dont hate the player, hate the game

BREAKING: Amazon is in talks to buy Decart for about $7 billion, the Wall Street Journal reports. The potential deal would center on Decart's software that helps AI run across different accelerators, making chip-agnostic optimization expensive. runtimewire.com/article/amaz…

they picked the wrong bandito to jack around with

One of the largest newspapers in Argentina just featured what I'm up to at @runtimewire -- exciting!