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The Trump administration launched a $200 million program to speed nuclear reactor development for AI data centers, with Oklo, X-Energy, Microsoft, and Nvidia. Shares of Oklo jumped nearly 10% and X-Energy rose 12%.
Nonprofit open-source Git platform Codeberg announced two community-approved policies: banning use of user data for LLM training and discouraging hosting of primarily AI-generated (vibe-coded) projects, citing infrastructure load and the health of open-source collaboration.
Linus Torvalds declared on the kernel mailing list that Linux is not an anti-AI project and developers who object to AI use in kernel development can fork the code or walk away. A dramatic shift from his 2024 stance dismissing 90% of AI as hype.
xAI open-sourced Grok Build on July 15, 2026 — its terminal UI coding agent is now available on GitHub at xai-org/grok-build. The release came one day after security researchers discovered Grok Build was uploading excessive portions of users' code repos to Google Cloud.
Microsoft, Amazon, and Google together produce CO₂ emissions equivalent to a third of France's annual emissions, with AI workloads accelerating the growth.
Chinese super-app Meituan published technical details and weights for LongCat-2.0, a 1.6-trillion-parameter mixture-of-experts model with about 48B activated per token and a 1-million-token context, trained almost entirely on domestic Chinese chips.
