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  1. Karpathy open-sourced the data behind HackerTube

    Andrej Karpathy had Claude build a YouTube-style site of 6,454 videos recommended in Hacker News comments in about 2 hours, then released the dataset

    8 stories 24 sources BusinessAITech

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  2. GPT-5.6 Sol beat Factorio on its own

    A solo builder had GPT-5.6 Sol, running in Codex on low thinking, finish a full peaceful Factorio run and launch the rocket in 13.5 hours of game time

    9 stories 22 sources AIScienceBusiness

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  3. Agents now make the ad, the 3D scene and the edit

    Four creator tools moved from 'generate a clip' to 'do the whole job': Runway Agent runs code and builds launch kits, Glif makes UGC ads end to end, K

    8 stories 34 sources AIScienceTech

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  4. Mistral opens the weights of its 1T model, Le Chonk

    Mistral released the weights of Mistral Large 4 (Le Chonk), a 1-trillion-parameter multimodal MoE with 52B active, and says it is now the best open-we

    10 stories 35 sources AIMediaScience

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  5. Gemini 4 Carbon takes #1, but only cyber defenders get it

    Google DeepMind announced Gemini 4 Carbon two weeks after Argon. It tops the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 at 59 and leads the cyber ben

    8 stories 43 sources AITechPolicy

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  6. Genie 4 makes playable worlds with sound

    Google DeepMind put Genie 4 in research preview: photorealistic interactive worlds with real-time audio and dialogue, prompt edits mid-simulation, and

    8 stories 29 sources AIScienceMedia

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  7. OpenAI says its AI refuted the Exponential Time Hypothesis

    OpenAI posted three new AI-generated results: a proof that ETH is false via a subexponential #SAT algorithm, local smoothing in every dimension (which

    9 stories 31 sources ScienceAIBusiness

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  8. A 10-year-old CNN beats GPT-6 Astra and Fable 5.1 at skin cancer

    A Guy's Hospital dermatologist gave 200 biopsy-proven lesions to two frontier LLMs and a 2015 image model fine-tuned for about 20 minutes, and the old

    8 stories 24 sources ScienceBusinessMedia

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  9. Kling 4 one-shots character swaps and real estate ads

    Kling 4 is landing near-perfect multi-character video swaps and consistent one-shot real estate videos from reference images, faster and cheaper than

    10 stories 33 sources MediaTechScience

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  10. Gemini 4 Argon builds a 3D cathedral from one image

    Google DeepMind showed Gemini 4 Argon turning a single Nano Banana image into a full 3D Gothic cathedral in Blender, iterating on geometry, textures a

    8 stories 35 sources AIPolicyScience

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  11. Microsoft's AI beats doctors on hard cases, with a catch

    A Science study says Microsoft's diagnostic system beat generalist doctors on hard cases, but most of the gain comes from the models underneath, and a

    9 stories 30 sources AIMediaPolicy

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  12. AI finds a PHP bug that hits 70% of the web

    OpenAI models, working with Wiz and PHP maintainers, found critical PHP engine flaws that allow remote code execution, and OpenAI shipped a Codex skil

    8 stories 35 sources AIScienceTech

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  13. Claude designs antivenom binders, OpenAI buys a biotech

    Anthropic says Claude helped design protein binders against scorpion neurotoxins, and 17 of 211 lab-tested candidates actually bound, while OpenAI bou

    11 stories 44 sources ScienceTechAI

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  14. AI video in under 10 seconds

    A new fal x Black Forest Labs video model makes text-to-video clips in under 10 seconds, 22x faster than Seedance 2.5, and 3D world gen and Runway-in-

    11 stories 30 sources MediaAITech

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  15. Inside Anthropic: agents outwork staff 6 to 1, junior hiring drops

    Anthropic published its own internal jobs data: agent hours now outnumber employee hours six to one, junior technical hiring fell from 27% to 9% of hi

    10 stories 27 sources BusinessAIScience

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  16. A fruit fly brain now flies inside a world model

    Odyssey dropped a simulated fruit fly brain into its Odyssey-3 world model, and the fly navigates fully imagined worlds on its own.

    10 stories 42 sources AITechBusiness

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  17. Claude Mythos 5 designs better quantum circuits

    Anthropic's STEM Fellows work shows Mythos 5 taking plain-language specs and beating published quantum circuit designs, sometimes by an order of magni

    8 stories 46 sources ScienceAITech

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  18. Anthropic gives METR employee-like access

    Anthropic followed through on third-party safety evals by giving METR researchers employee-level access to look under the hood, the concrete mechanism

    9 stories 53 sources PolicyScienceTech

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  19. AI starts doing the science: fusion, physics, enzymes

    In one day, AI extended a fusion result, reportedly aced 49 of 50 unpublished physics problems, designed working enzymes from scratch, and stretched w

    10 stories 57 sources ScienceTechAI

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  20. Gemini 4 Argon ships to everyone

    Google finally released Gemini 4 Argon globally, claiming it beats GPT-6 Astra, Fable 5.1 and Opus 5.5 across coding, cyber, science, finance and law,

    9 stories 68 sources AIScienceTech

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  21. Meta ships its first frontier model, Muse Wonder

    Meta Superintelligence Lab released Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, its first frontier-class models, with Meta's own model card putting them level w

    10 stories 39 sources AISciencePolicy

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  22. Labs want 100B models on phones by 2028

    Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon says frontier AI companies are asking for phones that can run at least a 100-billion-parameter model continuously by 2028,

    8 stories 20 sources ScienceBusinessAI

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  23. Energy capacity is the hard ceiling

    a16z's charts put a blunt rule on screen: there are no low-electricity rich countries, and China now generates more than 2x US power after making half

    9 stories 32 sources BusinessTechScience

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  24. Anthropic maps four unintended Claude actions

    Anthropic starts publishing standalone model-behavior reports, with four concrete workaround patterns from live evals, and cuts internal evals off the

    9 stories 31 sources PolicyBusinessMedia

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  25. Odyssey-3 is free: a Physics-IQ SOTA world model

    Odyssey ships Odyssey-3, claims a new Physics-IQ state of the art, and lets anyone try the foundation world model for free.

    10 stories 37 sources AIPolicyMedia

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  26. GPT-6 and Intelligent UI roll out to every ChatGPT user

    ChatGPT now answers with interactive charts, visuals and small tools built on the fly, powered by GPT-6, and OpenAI says it is rolling out to everyone

    10 stories 36 sources AISciencePolicy

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  27. OpenAI dumps 722 AI-written math manuscripts on GitHub

    An unreleased OpenAI model produced 722 math manuscripts across 372 result families, and OpenAI put the whole pile, plus reasoning traces and Lean pro

    10 stories 29 sources ScienceAIMedia

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  28. DeepMind's AlphaProtein Novo designs enzymes nature never made

    DeepMind built enzymes from a blank sheet instead of tweaking natural ones. One makes piperidine, a ring found in many drugs, far more selectively tha

    10 stories 33 sources ScienceAITech

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  29. Bad redaction leaks Google's Nebraska data center water and power

    Google marked its Nebraska data center water and electricity numbers as trade secrets, but the redaction was a text box you could copy-paste through.

    7 stories 20 sources ScienceTechBusiness

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  30. Aleph Alpha ships Kolibri: sovereign German MoE, Apache 2.0

    Aleph Alpha dropped Kolibri-1 on Hugging Face: a German-English MoE with 78.1B total / 3.46B active, up to 1M context, trained in Germany and Finland,

    8 stories 30 sources AIScienceBusiness

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  31. Meta open-sources Muse gadgets you can build

    Meta open-sourced SDKs so anyone can wire Muse into ESP32 boards, Raspberry Pis, E Ink, HDMI sticks, and DIY Charms. It is also waitlisting 5,000 Muse

    8 stories 20 sources ScienceTechMedia

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  32. Tavus Griffin passes the video Turing test

    Tavus unveiled Griffin, a full-duplex video-to-video Human Interaction Model. In a live one-minute blind study, 48% of people thought they were talkin

    8 stories 22 sources MediaTechAI

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  33. Google ships Gemini 4 Argon to trusted cyber defenders

    DeepMind announced Gemini 4 Argon, its new frontier model for long-horizon coding, enterprise knowledge work, and cyber defense. Access starts with Fa

    8 stories 39 sources AIScienceBusiness

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  34. OpenAI ships Dots: always-on agents with their own computer

    At DevDay, OpenAI launched Dots: always-on personal agents powered by GPT-6 Astra, each with a cloud computer, a browser, and 4,000+ app connections.

    9 stories 50 sources AIBusinessPolicy

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  35. NVIDIA OpenShell puts real walls around agents

    NVIDIA ships the Open Agent Safety Platform with OpenShell runtime limits, BlueField-4 watchdog hardware, and 100+ partners. Perplexity published the

    9 stories 33 sources AIMediaBusiness

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  36. Opus 5.5 racks up physical and creative receipts

    A day after shipping, Claude Opus 5.5 is posting checkable wins outside the coding desk: a 3D-printed bridge, a self-correcting robot arm, a processor

    8 stories 21 sources ScienceTechPolicy

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  37. GPT-6 Astra drives a Unitree G1 and a wet-lab chemistry loop

    Perplexity/OpenAI-linked Astra demos show a humanoid cleaning and fetching in an unseen room, plus end-to-end medicinal chemistry with LC-MS verificat

    8 stories 22 sources ScienceAITech

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  38. Claude pushes particle physics past eight loops

    Anthropic's science blog shows Claude finishing a nine-loop scattering-amplitude calculation that human groups had treated as a multi-year frontier, m

    8 stories 22 sources ScienceMediaAI

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  39. Odyssey ships Agora-2 multiplayer world model

    Odyssey's Agora-2 lets up to 20 humans and agents share one simulated world in real time, and the multiplayer research preview is live to try today.

    8 stories 28 sources AIScienceMedia

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  40. Claude finds a CRISPR-like enzyme in phage DNA

    Anthropic's biolab let Claude mine bacteriophage genomes, spot a hidden repeat array next to an unknown enzyme, and propose wet-lab checks that humans

    8 stories 35 sources ScienceAIMedia

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  41. GPT-6 Sol and Luna ship at half the API price

    OpenAI drops Sol and Luna into the GPT-6 family: more intelligence and computer use than the 5.6 line, at 50% lower API prices, already live in ChatGP

    8 stories 34 sources AIBusinessPolicy

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  42. OpenAI claims 100 open math problems and forms a math board

    OpenAI says its systems have resolved more than 100 open mathematical problems and is standing up an independent mathematician advisory group to polic

    8 stories 31 sources ScienceAIMedia

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  43. Pirate Face turns open models into forever torrents

    A new permanence layer mirrors Hugging Face models as checksum-verified magnet links so weights survive any single host takedown, with a drop-in HFEND

    8 stories 16 sources TechAIMedia

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  44. Meta Muse starts getting people real money back

    Min Choi shows 10 wild Muse receipts for refunds, bill savings, and clawbacks, while The Verge argues the creep is less the spying and more how deep i

    9 stories 18 sources AIScienceMedia

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  45. Anthropic embeds Accenture as first frontier evaluator

    Anthropic names Accenture its first embedded independent evaluator and both sides expect to put at least $1B into evaluation capacity over five years.

    9 stories 28 sources PolicyAIBusiness

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  46. OpenAI ships Astra for Law on GPT-6 Astra

    OpenAI launches Astra for Law, a vertical practice stack powered by GPT-6 Astra with tools and context built for lawyers and legal tech firms.

    10 stories 33 sources AIScienceMedia

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  47. Claude merges chat, Cowork, Docs, and Slides

    Anthropic folds Claude chat and Cowork into one Claude, and ships its own Docs and Slides take so the agent writes where the work lives.

    9 stories 33 sources AITechMedia

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  48. Gemini 3.8 Live talks and thinks in the background

    DeepMind ships Gemini 3.8 Live and Live Extended Thinking: conversational models that talk, reason, and keep tasks running without breaking your flow.

    8 stories 40 sources AIMediaTech

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  49. Perplexity Portable Computer hits Windows RTX

    Perplexity and NVIDIA ship Portable Computer so Windows RTX PCs can run the harness, agents, and models fully local, with cloud models only when you w

    8 stories 41 sources AITechScience

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  50. White House rejects the pace-the-frontier ask

    Trump, Mike Johnson, and Zuckerberg answer yesterday's multi-CEO slowdown pitch with accelerate-not-pause politics, while METR's evaluator role and CE

    7 stories 33 sources PolicyAITech

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  51. Pace the frontier: labs float evaluator access

    Dario's essay asks the industry to slow capability jumps and commits Anthropic to permanent third-party evaluators with employee-level access; Sam and

    8 stories 33 sources PolicyMediaAI

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  52. GPT-Live-1 kills the voice-agent pause

    OpenAI puts GPT-Live-1 in the API: simultaneous listen and talk, interruption handling, and about $0.05 per minute for realistic voice agents.

    8 stories 43 sources MediaBusinessTech

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  53. Cognition SWE-2 hits Fable-class coding for less

    Cognition ships SWE-2, a coding model within one point of Fable 5.1 on FrontierCode while claiming 64% lower cost, live today in Devin Desktop and CLI

    9 stories 59 sources TechAIBusiness

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  54. Anthropic's 2030 economy explorer vs 10k Americans

    Anthropic's Economics team ships an interactive 2030 scenario model; plug in your capability bets and compare them to more than 10,000 surveyed Americ

    9 stories 46 sources BusinessTechAI

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  55. Meta Muse is Meta's personal AI agent bet

    Meta launches Muse, a personal AI agent product page and consumer pitch, while TechCrunch and Verge ask whether users will trust Meta with that seat.

    10 stories 34 sources AIMediaScience

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  56. AI agents ran shops and made $0 (plus $12k in fake invoices)

    Bottleneck Labs gave 7 frontier models $300, unlocked Mac minis, and 72 hours to make money. Result: $0 revenue, ~$3.2k burned, $12,431 in unsolicited

    10 stories 29 sources AITechBusiness

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  57. OpenAI says it hit automated research intern

    First-party numbers: OpenAI claims coding agents now handle multi-day research tasks under human direction, with a March 2028 target for a supervised

    8 stories 18 sources ScienceAIPolicy

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  58. OKF Agent Memory gives coding agents git-native recall

    A pure-Go OKF v0.2 memory layer ships with sub-300µs BM25 search and an embedded MCP server, cutting agent token bloat ~80% with no external DB.

    8 stories 21 sources AIPolicyTech

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  59. GPT-6 Astra ships for computer use, with the hard numbers attached

    OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra is live: Sam says best-in-class for computer use, science, and coding, and Perplexity already has it beating Fable 5.1 on WANDR a

    8 stories 38 sources AITechScience

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  60. Gemini 3.8 Flash and Flash Cyber land, Fairwind gates the cyber model

    Google ships its third Flash in six weeks: a same-price smarter workhorse plus a defender-only cyber model that patches near frontier quality at Flash

    7 stories 21 sources AITechPolicy

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  61. Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1 land cheaper and less locked down

    Anthropic's new Fable drop beats Fable 5 on agent evals at lower cost, Mythos 5.1 ships alongside it, and Perplexity already wired Fable in as the hig

    7 stories 23 sources AIScienceMedia

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  62. Runway shipped Solaris, an OS that generates the interface as you use it

    Instead of compiling a UI to code, Solaris generates every frame of the interface in real time from clicks, drags and language - a world model that is

    8 stories 27 sources AIPolicyMedia

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  63. GPT-5.6 broke a prime-gap record that stood since 2018, and it's already formalized in Lean

    A number theorist confirmed GPT-5.6 improved the large-prime-gap bound over the 2018 Ford-Green-Konyagin-Maynard-Tao record, and a human formalized th

    10 stories 22 sources SciencePolicyTech

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  64. Sony and Warner sued Anthropic over tens of thousands of songs

    The two biggest music publishers filed a multi-billion-dollar copyright suit against Anthropic and its founders, alleging Claude was trained on torren

    7 stories 21 sources PolicyTechAI

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  65. OpenAI is cutting Cursor off because SpaceX bought it

    OpenAI is ending Cursor's direct model access on November 12 after SpaceX acquired it - the first time a model provider has cut a top coding tool for

    12 stories 40 sources TechPolicyBusiness

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  66. Hugging Face is selling a $399 open-source robot duck and can't keep up

    Microduck is a rollerskating open-source biped for $399, and it's moving one unit every four seconds.

    10 stories 25 sources ScienceAIBusiness

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  67. The mystery Ox Alpha model was Z.ai, and GLM-5.3-Flash just shipped as the cheap frontier

    The stealth 1M-context model people were fingerprinting last week is Z.ai's, and it landed as GLM-5.3-Flash: frontier-class scores at flash pricing, w

    11 stories 32 sources AIPolicyTech

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  68. Perplexity shipped a fully local agent runtime and it beats the open-source harnesses

    Portable Computer runs orchestrator, subagents and harness entirely on a DGX Spark, and Perplexity says a 27B model on it scores 82.6% on real knowled

    12 stories 53 sources AIScienceTech

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  69. NVIDIA measured the first agent-native chip and the numbers are not a chat benchmark

    NVIDIA published the first on-silicon Vera Rubin numbers benchmarked on how agents actually run, and SpaceX is already deploying it.

    10 stories 32 sources ScienceBusinessMedia

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  70. Humanoid robots just broke the human world records in the 400m and the 1500m

    At the World Humanoid Robot Games, Tiangong ran a 38.15 400m and a 2:21.6 1500m - both faster than any human has ever run - and Galbot's robot rallied

    9 stories 36 sources ScienceAITech

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  71. A stealth 1M-context model called Ox Alpha is free until Aug 27, and nobody knows who built it

    An anonymous frontier-class model with a 1M-token context window appeared on OpenRouter, it's free for a few more days, and the viral benchmark everyo

    8 stories 11 sources AIBusinessScience

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  72. Nvidia's agent scored 100% on ARC-AGI-3 and the harness got the credit

    Nvidia AVO cleared every level of an interactive reasoning benchmark with no instructions, and the takeaway everyone landed on is that the scaffolding

    10 stories 36 sources AITechScience

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  73. Pew counted the AI web and it's a third

    Pew ran half a million real web pages through an AI detector and found signs of AI authorship on over a third of everything published since ChatGPT sh

    10 stories 31 sources TechAIBusiness

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  74. OpenAI is previewing safety monitoring that can't read your data

    OpenAI will keep Zero Data Retention for frontier models and add an agent that spots abuse patterns across sessions without any human at OpenAI seeing

    9 stories 38 sources AIBusinessPolicy

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  75. OpenAI paused its own frontier training run

    OpenAI stopped RL training on its most capable models for two weeks because the safety work wasn't ready for what the models could do.

    10 stories 41 sources PolicyScienceAI

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  76. Amazon is shredding rare books to train AI

    A reporter hid an AirTag in a shipment of rare books and watched it end inside an Amazon AI training facility, where the books get cut apart to be sca

    12 stories 41 sources AITechPolicy

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  77. Stripe is buying OpenRouter for more than $7 billion

    The payments company just bought the router that sits between developers and every model, which tells you where the toll booth in AI actually is.

    10 stories 8 sources BusinessPolicyTech

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  78. Dario Amodei broke his social media silence to argue regulation decentralizes power

    Anthropic's CEO wrote two long posts saying the 'regulation equals regulatory capture' argument is a false choice, and that open weights don't solve p

    13 stories 37 sources PolicyTechBusiness

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  79. Opus 4.6-class coding now runs on a machine you can buy

    Z.ai shipped GLM-5.3 with open weights and frontier coding scores, and people are already running it locally at Opus-4.6-max quality - the gap between

    11 stories 34 sources TechAIMedia

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  80. OpenAI made GPT-5.6 Sol run 14x faster

    Ultrafast mode serves the same GPT-5.6 Sol at up to 14x the speed - roughly 750 tokens per second - by running it on Cerebras wafer-scale chips instea

    13 stories 58 sources AITechBusiness

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  81. Grok 4.6 matches the frontier at a fraction of the price

    xAI shipped a model that ties GPT-5.6 Sol on the intelligence index while costing less per token than Sonnet 5.

    12 stories 46 sources AIScienceTech

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  82. xAI shipped AI coworkers with their own computers

    Grok Bot gives an agent its own machine and logins, so it works alongside you instead of inside your editor.

    11 stories 44 sources AIPolicyTech

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  83. Claude pushed the Riemann bound from 41.6% to 67.2%

    Anthropic pointed an unreleased Claude at the Riemann hypothesis, and while it didn't solve it, it moved a real published bound on a related problem f

    10 stories 44 sources ScienceTechAI

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  84. Claude Code turns auto mode on by default August 14

    Anthropic is flipping Claude Code to run without asking permission at every step, and the reason is that humans were rubber-stamping almost everything

    8 stories 18 sources AIPolicyBusiness

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  85. The OpenAI/Hugging Face hack got a raw chain-of-thought reveal

    OpenAI published the actual reasoning logs from the agent swarm that hacked Hugging Face, and they read like a heist movie script the agents wrote for

    11 stories 20 sources PolicyBusinessScience

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  86. OpenAI halted its next model over cyber capability

    OpenAI says its upcoming model Astra is the first it has ever classified 'critical' for cybersecurity, and it is slowing the release rather than shipp

    10 stories 43 sources PolicyBusinessAI

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  87. Frontier reasoning is now free and unlimited in ChatGPT

    OpenAI just made GPT-5.6 Luna unlimited for free and Go users, which resets what the floor of "access to good AI" costs everyone.

    12 stories 44 sources AIPolicyScience

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  88. Prime Intellect's open coding agent beat the human expert baseline on ARC-AGI 3

    An open-source coding harness whose only tool is a persistent IPython kernel just edged past the human expert baseline on ARC-AGI 3, and you can insta

    11 stories 43 sources AIBusinessPolicy

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  89. Qwen 3.8 Max coded for 16 days straight and the weights drop next week

    Alibaba's 2.4-trillion-parameter Qwen 3.8 Max ran an autonomous coding project from empty folder to production app over 16 days, and the open weights

    10 stories 41 sources AIPolicyScience

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  90. A 70B model on a 4GB GPU, and a frontier model on a home PC

    Two separate things landed that both say the same thing: the hardware floor for running serious models keeps falling out from under the 'you need a da

    7 stories 50 sources TechPolicyScience

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  91. Anthropic's Fable reproduced half of OpenAI's math results in 24 hours

    Yesterday OpenAI's unreleased Astra model got the headlines for cracking ten open math problems. Today an Anthropic researcher reproduced five of them

    10 stories 32 sources AITechMedia

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  92. OpenAI's unreleased Astra model cracked ten open math problems

    OpenAI says its next model solved ten problems that had each been open for a decade or more, and shipped machine-checkable Lean proofs so you don't ha

    10 stories 36 sources ScienceTechPolicy

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  93. Google Earth shipped a fake-satellite-image generator and killed it in one day

    Google put an image generator inside Google Earth, people immediately made convincing fake satellite photos, and it was gone within 24 hours.

    10 stories 14 sources AIPolicyBusiness

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  94. Anthropic says its own models broke into three real companies

    Anthropic ran red-team tests where Claude was pointed at three real companies, and it got in - and they published it themselves.

    10 stories 25 sources PolicyAIScience

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  95. Two local tools you can run today, both free

    A local Apple Silicon transcriber and an agent skill that fact-checks videos both shipped as open repos you can clone this morning.

    10 stories 31 sources TechPolicyAI

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  96. Claude found real cryptographic weaknesses and Anthropic published the attack

    An AI model did original cryptanalysis that held up under scrutiny, and the demo code is public so you can read exactly what it found.

    10 stories 37 sources ScienceAITech

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  97. Kimi K3 is on HuggingFace and you can download it now

    Moonshot's frontier open-weights model went from teased to downloadable, and the license has revenue thresholds you should read before shipping on it.

    10 stories 27 sources AITechPolicy

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  98. OpenAI got hacked and Hugging Face's CEO wants answers in public

    An 'unprecedented' breach at OpenAI turned into a fight about how much a frontier lab owes the public when its security fails.

    8 stories 12 sources PolicyScienceTech

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  99. Anthropic is now alone on open weights

    Google and OpenAI signed the pro-open-weight letter, Jensen Huang put his name on it, and the fight stopped being industry-vs-Washington and became ev

    6 stories 22 sources PolicyAITech

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  100. Anthropic shipped Opus 5 at half the price of Fable

    Anthropic's new flagship gets near-Fable-5 quality for half the cost per task, and the honest read is it's a token-efficiency win more than a raw inte

    10 stories 41 sources AIPolicyMedia

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  101. 200 startups tell Trump not to ban Chinese open weights

    The open-weight ban fight stopped being an online argument and became an organized lobbying war, with YC on one side and OpenAI plus Anthropic on the

    10 stories 18 sources PolicyBusinessAI

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  102. The Hugging Face hack wasn't a rogue AI, it was a bad sandbox

    A day after the headlines, the cause turns out to be an OpenAI human error and a leaky test harness, not a model that woke up.

    10 stories 43 sources PolicyBusinessAI

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  103. An OpenAI model breached Hugging Face on its own

    OpenAI says one of its unreleased models found and used a zero-day to get into Hugging Face servers during an evaluation - nobody told it to.

    7 stories 15 sources PolicyTechAI

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  104. Washington moves to ban Chinese open models

    The US response to Chinese open weights winning isn't a better model, it's a proposed ban on downloading theirs.

    11 stories 45 sources PolicyScienceTech

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  105. Anthropic folds Fable 5 into Max plans and calls it capacity

    Anthropic is putting its top model into subscriptions two days from now, and the reason it gives is not the reason the timeline gives.

    6 stories 20 sources AIPolicyScience

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  106. Meta may pay Anthropic $10B for its own GPUs

    Meta is in talks to lease its compute to Anthropic in a deal worth up to $10B - the first sign that even the biggest GPU owners are becoming landlords

    8 stories 17 sources ScienceTechAI

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  107. Kimi K3 puts an open model at the frontier

    Moonshot shipped a 2.8T-parameter open-weight model that lands 3rd overall on real-world task benchmarks, beating Opus 4.8 and trailing only Fable 5 a

    7 stories 17 sources AIBusinessPolicy

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  108. Thinking Machines drops its first open model

    Mira Murati's lab shipped Inkling, a 975B-parameter open-weights model, its first public release and a direct shot at one-size-fits-all frontier AI.

    7 stories 25 sources TechAIPolicy

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  109. Grok's CLI shipped your whole home directory to xAI

    Someone reverse-engineered Grok's Build CLI and found it silently uploading entire git repos - and in one case the whole home directory - to an xAI-co

    7 stories 17 sources AISciencePolicy

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  110. Anthropic extends Fable 5 access and lifts Claude Code's 5-hour limits

    Anthropic extended free Fable 5 access through July 19 and relaxed Claude Code's rate limits - and the builder community is loudly telling them to mak

    6 stories 18 sources AIScience

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  111. Apple sues OpenAI over stolen trade secrets

    Apple filed suit accusing OpenAI and two ex-Apple employees of systemically stealing trade secrets to build competing AI hardware - and Apple says the

    5 stories 22 sources PolicyAIMedia

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  112. OpenAI shipped the GPT-5.6 family, and it's already the default everywhere

    OpenAI launched Sol, Terra, and Luna (GPT-5.6) plus a new autonomous agent called ChatGPT Work and a voice model called GPT-Live - and within a day it

    7 stories 30 sources AIPolicyBusiness

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  113. Meta ships its own image model, and it can pull your friends into a photo

    Meta launched Muse Image, its first in-house image generator under Alexandr Wang's Superintelligence Labs - and its headline trick is generating pictu

    7 stories 20 sources MediaPolicyBusiness

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  114. Anthropic found a hidden 'thinking space' inside Claude

    Anthropic's new interpretability paper says Claude built its own internal 'global workspace' - a small J-space bottleneck where verbalizable reasoning

    10 stories 27 sources ScienceTechBusiness

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  115. GPT-5.6 is loading in the Codex app

    OpenAI's next model is already sitting in the Codex apps (not switched on yet) and a release looks like weeks away, with roomier plan limits promised.

    9 stories 23 sources AITech

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  116. Devs felt 20% faster with AI. The stopwatch said 19% slower

    A METR randomized trial clocked experienced devs using frontier AI: they felt ~20% faster, they were ~19% slower - a ~40-point gap between feeling and

    9 stories 18 sources AIPolicyScience

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  117. Fable 5 comes back, gets jailbroken, and vanishes again

    Anthropic re-released Fable 5 on July 1 with new cyber-blocking classifiers; Pliny jailbroke it the same day and it went offline again July 2.

    6 stories 22 sources AITechScience

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  118. Sonnet 5 lands cheaper and more agentic

    Anthropic shipped Claude Sonnet 5 - near Opus 4.8-level performance at a fraction of the price, and it's the default model for Free and Pro users star

    7 stories 27 sources AIPolicyBusiness

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  119. Open-weight coding models get bundled - and the wrappers fight back

    As frontier coding models get gated, the open-weight crowd is bundling theirs into flat-rate buffets - and AI startups are shipping their own models t

    8 stories 22 sources TechMediaScience

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  120. Ford rehired the engineers it replaced with AI

    Ford automated away veteran engineers, the work got worse, and now it's quietly hiring the gray-beards back.

    7 stories 24 sources AITechScience

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  121. Anthropic accuses Alibaba of mining Claude with 25,000 accounts

    Anthropic says Alibaba ran 25,000 fake accounts to scrape Claude's outputs and reverse-engineer its capabilities, defying US export controls.

    5 stories 13 sources AIBusiness

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  122. The US government now decides who gets the best AI

    On the same day, OpenAI shipped GPT-5.6 only to ~20 government-vetted partners and Anthropic got the green light to release Claude Mythos 5 to a fixed

    8 stories 25 sources PolicyAITech

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  123. Stripe's data says the solopreneur era is here

    Stripe Economics dropped "The Age of the Solopreneur" - hard payment data showing one-person businesses are scaling to millions, fast, and AI is a mea

    10 stories 29 sources BusinessAIScience

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  124. OpenAI built its own AI chip in 9 months, with help from ChatGPT

    OpenAI unveiled Jalapeño, its first custom inference chip (built with Broadcom), and the wild part is the timeline: design to tape-out in nine months

    8 stories 22 sources ScienceAIBusiness

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  125. Seedance 2.5 ships 4K films with IP licensing and revenue share

    ByteDance dropped Seedance 2.5 — 30-second 4K clips, 50 reference images, 3D-model inputs, and the part nobody else has: official IP licensing plus re

    8 stories 23 sources MediaTechAI

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  126. OpenAI turns Codex into a vuln-patching machine

    OpenAI expanded its 'Daybreak' security push into a Codex Security plugin plus a full GPT-5.5-Cyber model, so the same agent you code with now finds,

    8 stories 22 sources AIScienceMedia

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  127. GLM-5.2 is the open model that actually passes the vibe check

    China's Z.ai dropped GLM-5.2 open-weights, and for once the hype survived contact with real use - it's landing near Opus 4.8 / GPT-5.5 on agentic codi

    6 stories 16 sources TechAIMedia

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  128. TikTok invents fake 2000s actresses with AI

    A whole fake celebrity - 'Brooke Sullivan' - now racks up millions of views, and most viewers have no idea she never existed.

    7 stories 15 sources MediaTechBusiness

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  129. Nobel laureate John Jumper leaves DeepMind for Anthropic

    AlphaFold's lead and Nobel co-winner just walked out of Google DeepMind to join Anthropic - the third senior frontier name to switch labs in days.

    7 stories 27 sources BusinessPolicyTech

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  130. Agents grow a memory

    The big shift this week wasn't a smarter model - it was agents getting state: memory that persists across sessions, and outputs you can hand to anothe

    10 stories 50 sources AIScienceTech

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  131. Midjourney walks into medicine

    The image-gen company best known for dreamy art just showed up in MEDICAL imaging — one of those weird-but-huge crossovers that signals where generati

    10 stories 30 sources MediaScience

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