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Product Launch

Bolt.new Opens Forge, Trading Anonymized Coding Sessions for a Trillion-Parameter Open Model

Bolt.new launched Bolt Forge on September 17, 2026, a research preview giving individual Pro subscribers 50X more usage on frontier open-source models in exchange for opt-in sharing of anonymized coding sessions. The data goes to Arcee AI, which will use it to train a trillion-parameter-class open-weight model released publicly for download. The preview runs from September 14 to October 14, 2026, with Teams and Enterprise workspaces excluded from all data collection.

Sep 184 minNeura News
AI Models

OpenAI Slows New Model Release Over Cybersecurity Risks

OpenAI has delayed the release of a new AI model due to cybersecurity concerns, highlighting the tension between rapid deployment and safety in the AI sector. The announcement was part of a broader tech news roundup that also covered Cloudflare's AI-focused browser, Anthropic's interconnected Claude Code sessions, and a controversial proposal by Flock for Uber drivers to scan license plates. The roundup included additional news, tools, and papers, along with sponsored content from HubSpot and Emergent, and a historical note on the first ARPANET message.

Aug 82 minNeura News
Research

Open-Weight Model Releases Surge as New Players and Licensing Shifts Reshape the Field

The latest wave of open-weight model releases shows a field far more crowded and dynamic than predicted, with new entrants like Thinking Machines and Tencent making strategic moves. DeepSeek, Moonshot, and Poolside push boundaries, while hardware milestones like Meituan LongCat's training on Ascend 910s mark significant progress. The article revisits the consolidation question, noting that more companies are training strong models and releasing them openly, challenging earlier predictions. With license shifts and global lab entries, the open model movement is expanding in scope and ambition.

Aug 25 minNeura News