H-FARM PROGRAMS ON AI

AI Super Power

The Professional Master to bring AI into your department

AI Super Power is the Professional Master by H-FARM Business School for managers who want AI inside their workflows, not just in a browser tab.

In 85 hours you design no-code automations and AI agents, with a faculty that includes Diego Pizzocaro and Alessandro Scandaletti of H-FARM AI.

Starts on 27 October 2026 on the H-FARM Campus in Roncade. Part-time and taught in Italian, with in-person weekends and online evening sessions, for managers, department heads and entrepreneurs ready to lead AI adoption. Last Early Bird seats available.

• Hands-on workshops on real business briefs: data analysis, autonomous agents, multi-agent orchestration, AI Act compliance and security.

• You leave with an AI agent trained on your company’s data, an adoption roadmap for your team and an H-FARM Business School Open Badge.

🤖 OpenAI tests Aurora GPT-Image 3 on Arena 🤖
Three mystery Aurora models surface in OpenAI's API, hinting at a speed-quality rollout.

OpenAI appears to be quietly testing its next-generation image model. Three new references — aurora-red-alpha, aurora-green-alpha, and aurora-blue-alpha — briefly appeared in OpenAI's API and blind arena evaluations before being pulled. The naming convention suggests each variant represents a different speed-quality tradeoff, a strategy that would let developers choose between faster, cheaper outputs and higher-fidelity results depending on their use case. If confirmed as GPT Image 3, this signals direct competitive pressure against Google's Imagen and Midjourney. The arena-style blind testing approach indicates OpenAI is gathering real user preference data before a wider release, a tactic the company previously used to fine-tune GPT-4o image capabilities.

🏛️ Anthropic commits 5% equity to public benefit fund 🏛️
Anthropic channels equity into public giving, tying future contributions to valuation growth.

Anthropic announced it will allocate an initial 5% of its equity to a new Public Benefit Fund, with additional contributions triggered as the company's valuation grows. The fund is designed to channel a portion of Anthropic's financial success into public-interest initiatives, pending shareholder approval. This matters because it sets a pricing benchmark for how AI companies share upside with society. The move positions Anthropic distinctly from rivals like OpenAI, which shifted toward a capped-profit structure, and xAI, which operates as a traditional for-profit. By tying contributions to valuation milestones rather than revenue, Anthropic links its giving to the broader market's bet on AI's long-term value.

🚀 Tesla Roadster ships with SpaceX cold-gas thrusters 🚀
Tesla's redesigned Roadster integrates SpaceX thruster tech for short aerial leaps.

Tesla revealed its long-anticipated Roadster redesign, and it comes equipped with SpaceX-inspired compressed-air thrusters capable of launching the EV into short gravity-defying hops. The integration marks a rare crossover between Elon Musk's automotive and aerospace ventures, turning what was once a speculative promise into a tangible product feature. The thrusters use cold-gas propulsion — the same technology that stabilizes SpaceX Falcon 9 boosters during landing — adapted for a consumer vehicle. While practical daily-driving applications remain unclear, the capability jump redefines what an electric supercar can do. The reveal generated viral excitement across social media, reigniting interest in Tesla's premium segment.

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🌐 ChatGPT adds computer use via Chrome extension 🌐

OpenAI rolled out a Chrome extension giving ChatGPT direct access to what users see and do in their browser, expanding its integration into everyday workflows. ChatGPT Work can now take actions across multiple tabs, while Pro subscribers receive faster GPT-6 responses and multi-agent workflow tracking. The move puts OpenAI in direct competition with Anthropic's Claude browser agent, raising the stakes in the race to own the desktop AI layer.

🤖 Agile Robots learns tasks from human videos 🤖

German startup Agile Robots is tackling the robotics data shortage by training its machines using videos of humans performing tasks, combined with simulated practice — a speed-focused approach that sidesteps the costly process of collecting real-world robot demonstrations. The method could accelerate rollout timelines for industrial and household robotics by replacing months of physical data gathering with scalable video-based learning.