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Until today, training computer-use models on real browser tasks was only possible if you were a frontier lab. The infrastructure to train browser agents didn't exist. You had to build it yourself: session management, environment resets, scalable browser access, and a way to survive anti-bot systems that treat your training agent like a scraper. Sessions die mid-trajectory and you never accumulate the data you need. We heard this repeatedly from customers. Today, Browserbase and Prime Intellect are launching BrowserEnv to change that. BrowserEnv is a reinforcement learning environment built for browser agents. Browserbase handles the browser infrastructure and real website access, while Prime Intellect handles the training platform. All you need to do is bring a dataset of tasks. Microsoft used Browserbase to train and evaluate Fara-7B: a workflow that required reliable access to real websites and scalable environments for RL. We also used it internally to fine-tune Qwen3-VL-8B on WebVoyager and saw meaningful improvement on benchmark tasks. For product teams, you don't have to use a general-purpose model and hope it navigates your product correctly. You can train something specific to your workflows on real browser environments, without a large infrastructure team and without building from scratch. The barrier to entry just dropped significantly. Check out -> https://lnkd.in/gcGfVZ2U

📢Released Today: 2026 Cengage Work Learner Outcomes Report The results are in and the data is clear: when education is aligned to real jobs, it delivers measurable economic mobility. Using independently verified payroll-record data, this year’s report shows: 🔹 90%+ completion rates across our portfolio 🔹 79–91% employment within 12 months of completion 🔹 9–14% average wage growth within the first year — with continued increases at 24+ months By validating outcomes through third-party payroll data, we’re setting a higher standard for transparency and accountability in workforce education. For learners, this means confidence that their investment leads to opportunity. For employers, it means access to job-ready talent. For policymakers and partners, it means clear ROI backed by verified data. Read the full press release and explore the complete 2026 Cengage Work Learner Outcomes Report here: https://bit.ly/4seEM2j #WorkforceDevelopment #SkillsTraining #FutureOfWork

The next generation of storytellers is already here. And sometimes… they’re sitting across the dinner table from you. Penelope Pennington just received a grant from Gorilla Creative and I couldn't be a prouder dad. Growing up in our house, movies weren’t just something we watched. They were something we studied. My daughter Penelope grew up in a home where her mom, Kristie, would pause films to talk about transitions, editing decisions, and the small creative choices that shape how a story is told. What most people saw as entertainment became something deeper a lesson in storytelling. Over time, Penelope started noticing those details herself. What began as nightly movie traditions turned into something much bigger. Today she’s pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Film and Television at the University of Georgia, building her skills across production, editing, and storytelling. From filming projects with Strike Magazine Athens, to assisting on student film sets, to shadowing a showrunner in Los Angeles on Tribunal Justice, she’s already getting a glimpse into the collaborative craft behind filmmaking. But the part that resonates most with me is how she thinks about editing. Penelope once said something that stuck with me: “The editor is the final author of a film.” It’s the place where emotion, pacing, and meaning come together after the cameras stop rolling. That mindset — understanding the power of the final cut — reminds me of something bigger about storytelling today. Yes, technology keeps evolving. Yes, tools like AI are transforming how content is created. But the fundamentals of storytelling don’t change. Emotion. Perspective. Human connection. Those things still matter most. I’m incredibly proud to see Penelope recognized as a Gorilla Creative Film Scholarship recipient, and even more excited to watch where her journey goes from here. The future of storytelling belongs to creators who understand both the craft and the meaning behind the story. And sometimes that journey starts with something simple…A family movie night. Congrats Penelope and thanks Nelson Nuñez, PMP, CSM, LSSGB for your support. 🎬 https://lnkd.in/gETg66Tj