AI Newsletter — 2026-08-30
No SingularityNET product news in the last 24h on ASI:Chain, Hyperon, or OmegaClaw; no new AI models listed on OpenRouter today; the YouTube channel sweep could not be completed today because every available feed-reading tool was unavailable (details in that section).
SingularityNET
No news in last 24h on ASI:Chain, Hyperon, or OmegaClaw. The most recent SingularityNET blog post remains “Announcing the California Institute for Human Science (CIHS) Graduate Program Dedicated to AGI” (2026-07-23), per singularitynet.io/updates.
YouTube Channels
Feed check unavailable today. The YouTube RSS feeds could not be read on this run: the fetch tool returns an empty result for XML feeds, and both browser paths were down (the in-app browser was denied navigation to youtube.com, and the Chrome extension was not connected). Each channel is listed below as not checked rather than reported as having no new videos, because that would be an unverified claim. Channel IDs were resolved successfully and are recorded below for the next run.
- Peter Diamandis — Not checked today (feed unavailable) — UCvxm0qTrGN_1LMYgUaftWyQ
- Alex Wissner-Gross — Not checked today (feed unavailable) — UCvjvMqS2tiyIZJm0AqwXvcw
- Imagination in Action — Not checked today (feed unavailable) — UCDM3spCHry_YQ9K23FJYi7w
- Nate B Jones — Not checked today (feed unavailable) — UC0C-17n9iuUQPylguM1d-lQ
- Ben Goertzel — Not checked today (feed unavailable) — UCpNSj0qyJGtJVnsU2gvLSkw
- Tom Bilyeu — Not checked today (feed unavailable) — UCnYMOamNKLGVlJgRUbamveA
- Manolo Remiddi — Not checked today (feed unavailable) — UC9HwoV7VQpDRDXOzviV2DIQ
- David Shapiro — Not checked today (feed unavailable) — UCvKRFNawVcuz4b9ihUTApCg
- Brighter with Herbert — Not checked today (feed unavailable) — UC4DBLlq1x0AKmip1QJUcbXg
New AI Models on OpenRouter
No new models listed with today's date (2026-08-30) on OpenRouter. The most recent addition remains Tencent: Hy4 preview, listed 2026-08-28.
Reference Links
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