The White House has asked OpenAI to limit access to GPT‑5.6, asking that the model be rolled out first to a small set of government‑approved partners while safety checks are completed. The request follows similar interventions around Anthropic’s Mythos and other top‑tier models, signaling that Washington now wants a formal say when frontier AI reaches the
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OpenAI’s new custom chip, Jalapeño, marks a major shift from being a model maker to becoming a full-stack AI company. Built with Broadcom in just nine months, it is designed to run finished AI models more efficiently and reduce OpenAI’s dependence on Nvidia for every layer of compute. What makes this notable is not just the chip
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Google DeepMind has lost several high-profile researchers recently, including chatbot pioneer Noam Shazeer and Nobel laureate John Jumper, fueling doubts about whether the lab can stay at the cutting edge of AI. These departures send a clear signal that rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic are moving fast, recruiting aggressively, and offering compelling paths for top talent. The exits
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Meta recently paused a program that logged keystrokes, mouse movements and screenshots from many U.S. employees after a permissions error made that sensitive data visible widely inside the company. The initiative was presented as AI-training work, but employees say most did not expect private conversations and activity records to be collected and stored in this way. Legally, employers can monitor
General Motors cut over 1,000 jobs at its Factory Zero EV plant in Detroit and installed about 50 Fanuc collaborative robots to handle repetitive assembly tasks. GM says the cobots will assist remaining workers and improve safety and efficiency as it adjusts EV production targets. The UAW local has filed grievances, calling the cuts “disgusting”
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft all acknowledge that Anthropic’s AI leads the field, but these tech giants remain unbothered. Amazon increased its investment in Anthropic to $4 billion and now offers Claude 3 models on Amazon Bedrock. All three companies confirmed Anthropic’s products remain available through their cloud platforms even after the Pentagon blacklisted the startup. The
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AI has already delivered AlphaFold from DeepMind, predicting protein structures with unprecedented accuracy that scientists use continuously. Beyond protein folding, AI now processes image data, finds correlations in transcriptomics mapping gene expression, and analyzes massive biological datasets impossible to process manually before. Biology today is revolutionized by AI plus CRISPR for gene manipulation and cryo-EM for viewing molecular shapes.
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Midjourney revealed a full‑body scanner that lowers users through a ring of underwater ultrasound sensors, promising a complete body map in about 60 seconds. Built with ultrasound‑chip maker Butterfly Network, the device will debut inside Midjourney spas that pair scans with saunas, cold plunges, and hot tubs. The idea is to make advanced imaging fast, comfortable, and routine.
World leaders and top AI chiefs met at the G7 to discuss safety and rules for powerful systems. Anthropic is locked in a fight with the U.S. government over export restrictions that took Mythos and Fable offline. Leaked letters show Washington warned against sharing models with “foreign persons,” while staff say they feel unfairly targeted.
SpaceX has exercised its option to acquire AI coding startup Cursor in an all-stock deal valued at $60 billion. The move follows SpaceX’s blockbuster IPO, whose sharp post-listing rally made a stock-only takeover straightforward. Cursor had already agreed in April to a partnership that included the acquisition option or a smaller $10 billion partnership alternative. Cursor CEO
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Washington’s sudden export restriction on Anthropic’s Fable 5 was presented as a security precaution — but many experts say the move doesn’t hold up technically. More than 100 cybersecurity researchers and execs have signed an open letter arguing that the flagged jailbreak was a proof-of-concept useful for defenders, not cause for wholesale removal. Critics note rival
