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OpenAI and Trail of Bits launch Patch the Planet for open-source security
OpenAI's Codex Security backs human reviewers at Trail of Bits in a direct counter to Anthropic's Mythos.
BP, Marathon, 7-Eleven, Walmart sued over AI-driven California gas pricing
A proposed class action alleges the retailers used pricing algorithms to coordinate gasoline prices at California pumps.
GM installs 50 FANUC robots at Factory Zero as 1,300 workers stay laid off
The UAW says GM could recall idled members instead of automating, as Chinese dark factories set the global pace.
Groq raises $650M and rebuilds executive bench after Nvidia's $20B licensing deal
Six months after Nvidia licensed Groq's chip IP and hired away its CEO, the inference startup is pivoting to a 13-data-center cloud business.
Anthropic's Boris Cherny pushes 'loops' as the next step beyond agents
The Claude Code creator says swarms of agents prompting agents are as big a leap as the move from hand-written code to agentic AI.
OpenAI launches Patch the Planet and a sharper GPT-5.5-Cyber to outflank Anthropic
GPT-5.5-Cyber scores 85.6% on CyberGym, beating Anthropic's Mythos 5, as OpenAI subsidizes open-source bug fixes at scale.
AI-generated apartment listings spread across StreetEasy as virtual staging gets cheap
Virtual staging now runs $40 to $400 per listing versus a couple thousand for the real thing, and renters are showing up to apartments that don't match the photos.
Google DeepMind invests $75M in A24 to build AI filmmaking tools
The indie studio behind Marty Supreme and Backrooms will co-develop AI features with DeepMind, joining Netflix and Amazon MGM in Hollywood's AI race.
Anthropic's Fable export controls expose the limits of AI nonproliferation
The White House placed export controls on Anthropic's coding model days after release, and the fallout is reshaping how Europe and US lawmakers think about AI sovereignty.
AI out-persuades expert human debaters in Oxford and AISI study
Across 18,978 conversations, frontier models beat elite debaters and raised 3x more donations than professional canvassers for Save the Children.
SpaceX signs $6.3B compute deal with open-source lab Reflection AI
Reflection becomes the third AI lab to rent GB300 chips from SpaceX's Colossus 2 site, joining Anthropic and Google.
Amazon opens Alexa+ beta in India with Hindi support
The generative-AI assistant heads to a market of 600M Hindi speakers, with code-mixed Hindi-English handling as the technical test.
Eco Wave Power taps NVIDIA AI to run data centers on ocean waves
The Israeli startup is piloting wave-powered compute at the Port of Los Angeles, with NVIDIA Omniverse digital twins managing the load.
Nvidia's Vera CPU lands at Los Alamos in three new supercomputers
Mission, Vision and Veritas will pair Vera CPUs with Rubin GPUs to run agentic science workloads, posting 7x gains over the Crossroads x86 system.
NVIDIA's new CUDA-X science software posts 14,900x speedup on telescope data
cuPhoton, DAQIRI, and ALCHEMI accelerate astronomy, particle physics, and materials simulation, with Lila Sciences cutting materials runs from weeks to days.
NAIRR pilot tops 700 research projects on NVIDIA DGX infrastructure
The NSF program's two-year run has accelerated fusion materials, infectious-disease detection, and fluid simulation foundation models.
JUPITER, Europe's first exascale supercomputer, posts results across brain, climate, and quantum
Four projects on the Jülich machine show what 20,480 Grace Hopper Superchips can do — from 1-km climate runs to a 50-qubit simulation.
Electricians wiring AI data centers split over the work
IBEW workers are powering the AI buildout, but a growing online debate questions whether the paychecks are worth it.
Nvidia's Rubin AI servers run on 45°C coolant, killing data-center water use
The first 100% liquid-cooled platform from Nvidia targets $4M in annual savings per 50MW and a 100% cut in cooling water.
Samsung Electronics deploys ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to global workforce
One of OpenAI's largest enterprise rollouts puts ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex in the hands of Samsung Electronics employees worldwide.
Anthropic's Trump-administration crackdown is turning into a marketing tailwind
The export-control order pulled Fable 5 and Mythos 5 offline, but past clashes drove Claude downloads up — and rivals are watching.
Apple weaves AI into iOS 27 apps, betting against the chatbot frame
Bill splitting, password rotation, Safari tab grouping, and natural-language Shortcuts ship in the developer beta, with public release this fall.
In the Weights turns chatbot recall into a vanity-search leaderboard
Thomas Dimson and Joey Flynn's site queries 13 models to score how well AI remembers you. Macaulay Culkin leads with 988.
Signal's Whittaker: AI chatbots are not your friends, and Copilot shopping is a backdoor
The Signal president pushes back on the agentic-AI pitch from Microsoft's Mustafa Suleyman, calling pervasive app access a privacy backdoor.
The Atlantic publishes searchable database of 21M+ songs used to train AI music models
Reporter Alex Reisner exposed four datasets, including two with 12M and 9M tracks, that Google and Stability have cited in research papers.
Apple's Siri AI arrives in iOS 27 beta, leans on Google Gemini
The long-delayed assistant indexes your phone, pulls from Gemini-powered Apple Intelligence, and ships fully only on iPhone 17 Pro and Air.
Nobel laureate John Jumper leaves Google DeepMind for Anthropic
The AlphaFold co-creator is the highest-profile science hire Anthropic has landed from a rival frontier lab.
Trump says he viewed Anthropic as a national security threat last week
The president told Axios that relations with the AI lab have since improved, after weeks of export controls and Pentagon supply-chain scrutiny.
Amazon MGM drops Luca Guadagnino's Sam Altman film Artificial
The studio is shopping the OpenAI drama to a new distributor, days before its reported release window.
Anthropic's federal ban is becoming a marketing asset
Cybersecurity researchers signed an open letter calling the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 pull dangerous, and the noise is lifting Anthropic's profile.
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