Mysten Labs introduces Walrus Memory, a new memory layer for AI agents designed to address portability, user control, and coordination challenges. It integrates with major AI platforms and offers programmable access control, aiming to improve LLM learning and user data privacy.
Norwegian authorities confirmed bird flu (H5N5) in a polar bear and a walrus in Svalbard, marking the first European detection in a polar bear. The virus is increasingly found in mammals, raising concerns for Arctic ecosystems.
Bird flu has been detected in a dead polar bear in the Arctic Svalbard archipelago, marking the first time the virus has been found in the species in Europe. The Norwegian Veterinary Institute confirmed the finding, noting a trend of avian influenza in mammals and its spread to new areas like the Arctic.
Magnus, a young male walrus, after touring Scotland's north-east coast, has been spotted in Norway, ending his Celtic sojourn, with climate change possibly driving his southbound excursion.
Magnus, a young walrus who charmed Scotland with his antics, has migrated to Norway, sparking theories about Arctic sea ice loss.
Long-term memory limits what AI agents can do. Walrus is going after it with MemWal plus new OpenClaw and NemoClaw integrations.
An 8ft young male walrus named Magnus has been touring the Scottish coastline, visiting Stronsay, Lossiemouth, Macduff, Fraserburgh and Findochty. The Arctic visitor, estimated to be around 2.5m long, has been drawing large crowds who watch him sleep, scratch against metal posts and roll into the water. Experts from BDMLR say he appears to be in good condition and is simply exploring, with one theory linking increased walrus sightings in UK waters to Arctic sea ice loss.
