Today in AI
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Today in AI: Microsoft Semantic Kernel 1.0, Agent Infrastructure Acceleration — June 2, 2026
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1windowsnews.aiMicrosoft shipped Semantic Kernel 1.0 with first-class support for persistent agent concepts including long-term memory and orchestration patterns. Developers building multi-step agentic workflows now have a stable, open-source SDK for Windows, Azure, and Office 365 integration.
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2nvidianews.nvidia.comNVIDIA released agent-callable tools across Cosmos world models, Omniverse simulation, Isaac robotics, and Jetson edge platforms, turning its entire physical AI stack into agent-ready libraries. Robotics and embodied AI developers can now wire agents directly into simulation, learning, and deployment pipelines.
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3github.comGitHub switched Copilot to usage-based token billing starting June 1, 2026, with code review workflows now consuming GitHub Actions minutes. Developers running agentic code review and long multi-step agent sessions face new cost surfaces and must audit spend to avoid bill shock.
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4www.cnbc.comGoogle acquired Windsurf's CEO and technology via a $2.4 billion licensing deal, while Cursor dominates Claude-based pair programming and specialized tools like MartinLoop add governance and spend controls. The coding agent market is consolidating around first-party integrations and agentic IDEs rather than plugin layers.
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5www.marktechpost.comMemory OS shipped a fully local, open-source memory architecture with structured facts, trust scoring, hybrid vector search (Qdrant + BM25), and self-curating wikis for persistent agent context. Developers building long-horizon agents now have a modular, local-first alternative to cloud memory backends.