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PC AI race intensifies as big tech joins local, on-device push

Moves by major technology companies targeting local, on-device AI that runs on standard hardware are accelerating, with Microsoft joining Nvidia in an aggressive push. Microsoft unveiled a new Surface Laptop Ultra with Nvidia AI chips and highlighted “hybrid intelligence” that splits AI work between PCs and the cloud. Nvidia introduced a 64GB DGX Spark configuration. Competition is also intensifying in personal AI agents, as startups raise funding and companies roll out new models, platforms and acquisitions.

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TwelveLabs launches Pegasus 1.6 video understanding model, expands beyond media to physical AI

Multimodal video understanding AI company TwelveLabs said on Tuesday it has launched Pegasus 1.6, a vision-language model designed to understand egocentric data, or first-person video. The company said the model supports automating tasks needed to turn such footage into robot training data by segmenting scenes and analyzing actions and interactions. It supports five functions including action segmentation and labeling, dense caption labeling, quality scoring, search and curation, and consent and compliance flagging.

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Lomin wins CSAP standard rating for document AI platform

Document AI company Lomin said on Thursday it has obtained the Korea Internet & Security Agency\'s Cloud Security Assurance Program (CSAP) SaaS standard rating for its AI agent platform, Lomin. The company plans to step up SaaS supply to public institutions and aims to complete registration with the Public Procurement Service’s Digital Service Mall within the year. It also plans to expand SaaS supply to small and midsized firms.