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Liquid AI releases LFM2.5-24B-A2B for fast, private on-device agents
Liquid AI has released LFM2.5-24B-A2B on its Hugging Face blog, positioning it as a model for running fast, private agents on-device. The release highlights on-device deployment and privacy for local agent use cases.
Google releases Gemini 4 Argon model
The Verge AI reports that Google has released its long-awaited Gemini 4 Argon model, ending its period on the sidelines of the frontier AI race. The launch marks Google's re-entry into the top-tier model competition.
Shopify opens its catalog to more AI agents, widening agentic shopping
Shopify is opening its product catalog to more AI agents, letting them browse and purchase listings, an expansion of its agentic commerce push.
Qwen releases three AI wearable personal agent devices
East Money reports that Qwen has released three AI wearable personal agent hardware products. The move extends personal agents from software into wearable devices, forming a multi-device lineup.
Kakao aims to turn KakaoTalk into an AI agent hub
At its if kakao 26 developer conference on October 13, Kakao outlined plans to turn the 50-million-user KakaoTalk into an AI agent hub where users can use AI assistants and build their own agent teams.
Stripe pushes AI agent payment automation, eyes AI-to-AI settlements
Nikkei Cross Tech reports that Stripe is advancing payment automation through AI agents and looking toward AI-to-AI settlement scenarios. The move points to payments shifting from manual operations to agent-driven execution and machine-to-machine transactions.