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Anthropic posts then deletes job ad for Meta-dedicated sales role with pay up to $450,000

Anthropic was reported to have posted and then quickly removed a job listing for a sales role dedicated to Meta. The position, titled “Mega Account Executive, Meta,” carried a salary range of $380,000 to $450,000. Anthropic deleted the posting after questions from Business Insider, and neither company issued a separate statement. The listing has renewed attention on a relationship in which Meta is both a major user of Anthropic’s AI services and a competitor developing its own AI models and products.

Games & Commerce

Beluga says \'Today\'s Walnut\' is a basecamp for cognitive data, plans expansion into digital therapeutics

Cognitive-function startup Beluga plans to expand into digital therapeutics based on its brain-training game \'Today\'s Walnut\'. The company aims to analyse behaviour data generated during gameplay to assess users\' cognitive status and, over time, develop a digital therapeutic device for mild cognitive impairment. Beluga is jointly researching core AI models for a cognitive profiling platform with Kakao Games. It is also preparing a senior-focused version, an English release next year and longer-term work toward a 2028 digital therapeutic device.

Industry

JD.com to deploy 3 million robots, 1 million driverless vehicles over five years to automate logistics network

JD.com plans to introduce 3 million robots over the next five years to fully automate its nationwide logistics network. JD Logistics also outlined deploying 1 million driverless vehicles and 100,000 delivery drones, and presented its industrial Wolf robot series at an event in Beijing. Executives said the systems are designed to handle picking, sorting, transport and delivery with minimal human involvement. The company also plans to collect more than 10 million hours of operational data, expand R&D bases and build a computing cluster using 100,000 domestic chips.