FDA approves Roivant $ROIV therapy for rare autoimmune disease Matt Gline is steering Roivant in the direction of Insmed, BridgeBio, Argenx, and other companies that have figured out how to develop and sell drugs for “big orphan” diseases where relatively high prices are accepted. Lisraya is the first drug that will test Roivant’s ability to match the commercial success of those biotech peers.  “It’s exciting, in that it’s the first time we have this opportunity. It’s daunting in the sense that, now, the onus is on us to deliver,” Gline added. 

What we shipped at @cognee_ last week → Cloud pricing dropped to $1 per 1M tokens → LLM-free graph extraction landed (GLiNER) - build knowledge graphs without burning tokens → Coding-agent plugins (Claude Code, Codex) got faster recall: concurrent scope dispatch + per-agent identities with scoped permissions → Activity log now shows per-operation cost, and memory coverage scores only what was actually measured → Docs overhaul: fixed API playground, Rust & TypeScript SDK tabs, new pipeline demos 151 issues closed across the team. Shipping memory that works.

We have 85 PRs merged last week and some big announcements: - cognee 1.6.0 release now runs without an LLM API key: local GLiNER extraction + fastembed embeddings (demo mode) 🔥 - Cloud: GitHub connector landed, connect your whole org and load all your projects in minutes +  live-streamed search answers - improve() became an explicit orchestrator, and recall routing got stricter — unresolvable dataset names now fail loudly instead of being silently dropped - Typed edges for custom graph models + Presort: folder pre-organization and a JSON graph-model DSL - Security hardening: random defaults replace the hardcoded token secret and default-user password, external ref schemas rejected, MCP transport origin guards - cognee-mcp: PyPI Trusted Publishing, X-Api-Key auth for self-hosted mode, recall results now summarize memory hits

There's so much wrong with this story we don't know where to begin. An Ohio judge cleared a man (who says he's a woman) of flashing in a YMCA girls’ locker room because fat covered his p*nis. ⠀ Darren Glines goes by Rachel. The Daily Mail headline? “Trans woman is cleared of flashing her p*nis at Ohio YMCA after judge ruled she's too F*T for her g*nitals to be visible.” ⠀ Xenia Municipal Court Judge David McNamee found Glines not guilty of three counts of indecent exposure. Glines was 31. The YMCA sits in Xenia, in the Greater Dayton system. ⠀ Complaints went back to 2021. Women said they saw a “n*ked male in the female locker room.” One report said three juveniles were in the room. ⠀ A staffer told a complaining woman that Glines was “actually a woman” and that she “shouldn’t have been disturbed.” The YMCA of Greater Dayton had already given Glines permission to use women’s locker rooms at every area branch. Glines had not had g*nital surgery. ⠀ Defense lawyers said the belly made the p*nis impossible to see. McNamee wrote there was no question Glines was in the women’s locker room. ⠀ He also wrote Glines was not charged with trespass. “Quiet simply, the facts do not exist to support a find of guilt, as charges. Glines' gen*talia was not visible as a result of other portions of her body covering same.” ⠀ Stop the ride... we wanna get off. ⠀ #Ohio# #Xenia#

@glider__ LOL I also applied to be an ambassador but got ignored—even though I was the earliest one promoting in the Chinese community! Thanks for the support! We’re the most professional Alpha research community Come on, give me an ambassador spot!