The Rundown AI is reporting that Nvidia unveiled a suite of new AI releases at COMPUTEX 2026, spanning hardware, robotics, and models, all centered on the premise that AI agents will become the primary consumers of compute power. It said new RTX Spark supercomputer chips, developed with Microsoft, are designed to run AI agents directly on personal computers. The company also introduced Vera, described as the "CPU for agents," which is already being utilized by Anthropic, OpenAI, and the NYSE. Additionally, Nvidia launched Cosmos 3, an open robotics model enabling advanced planning for robots and self-driving cars, and Nemotron 3 Ultra, a 550B parameter model positioned to compete with leading open-source and Chinese AI models.
The Rundown AI also reported on Senator Bernie Sanders' preview of the American A.I. Sovereign Wealth Fund Act in an op-ed. It said the proposed bill aims to allocate half the stock of major AI companies into a public fund, with the gains distributed to American citizens. Sanders framed this as a one-time equity tax, which would grant the government voting power and a board seat at companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI. He cited Norway’s oil fund and Alaska’s oil dividends as precedents, arguing that AI leverages a public resource more valuable than oil: "the accumulated knowledge, creativity, and labor of mankind."
Separately, The Rundown AI is reporting that Meta has addressed an Instagram security vulnerability. It said hackers exploited Meta's AI help tool to gain unauthorized access to prominent profiles by simply requesting password resets and email changes, then obtaining the necessary access codes. This exploit was reportedly active for months, affecting accounts including a dormant Barack Obama account, Sephora, and Space Force head John Bentivegna, with compromised accounts subsequently resold. Meta confirmed to 404 Media that the issue has been resolved and affected accounts are being secured.
In other AI news, The Rundown AI noted that Anthropic has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to go public. It also highlighted data from Apollo’s chief economist, who stated there is "zero evidence of job losses because of AI," suggesting that cheaper technology is creating more demand and jobs. MiniMax released its M3 open-weight model, claiming it surpasses GPT-5.5 and Gemini 3.1 Pro in coding benchmarks. OpenAI has begun construction on 'The Barn,' a 1 GW Stargate data center campus in Michigan, which is expected to create 2,500 union jobs and provide $45 million in Codex credits for in-state students. Lastly, Florida’s Attorney General has initiated the first state-led lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT's role in planning mass shootings and instances of self-harm.