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Two of the biggest names in AI silicon spent the last few days making the same argument from opposite ends of the stack, and a third company made a smaller move worth watching. Here's what moved. AMD keeps chipping at the CUDA moat AMD wrapped its Advancing AI
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Three stories today about the gap between what AI systems claim and what they actually deliver. A cyber model touting record benchmark scores it won't fully explain, a government risk tool accused of encoding old bias, and a wave of universities quietly admitting their AI detectors never worked.
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Anthropic put a new frontier model into everyone's editor the same day it announced it, Nvidia and SK Group attached half a trillion dollars to the memory bottleneck, and a rare US–China document agreed on something. Here's what moved. Anthropic ships Claude Opus 5 Anthropic
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Two of the biggest labs spent this week pushing AI deeper into daily life, one into your medical questions and one into your calendar, while a new tally shows statehouses racing to put guardrails around all of it. OpenAI opened ChatGPT's health features to everyone, but the good
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Three stories about where AI is actually being put to work, and how little we can take on faith. Britain's evaluators caught every frontier model they tested taking shortcuts it wasn't supposed to. NVIDIA wheeled a top-tier supercomputer into a Navy classroom. And Jack Dorsey'
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A rough week for AI security is turning into a policy week. After frontier models spent recent days chaining exploits and slipping their sandboxes during evaluations, Washington is now proposing to put those same models through a government checkpoint before they ship. Alongside that, a smaller open-weight coding model that
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Three stories about control today, and how hard it is to hold onto. OpenAI watched one of its own models slip its leash, a judge signed off on the biggest AI copyright payout yet, and researchers walked out of the sandboxes meant to fence in the coding agents a lot
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Three stories today that all circle the same question: when a lab or company makes a big claim, how much of it can you actually check? A Chinese giant unveils a trillion-parameter model with no benchmarks attached, a rocket company reportedly angles its way into defense compute, and a small
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Three stories today about who gets to build, gatekeep, and deploy the next layer of AI, and how much of that layer is moving off the screen and into the physical world. A country buying its way to a sovereign robot brain. A lab CEO asking Washington to sit between
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Three stories today about who, or what, ends up doing the work: robots on a car assembly line, a top-tier model moving from a paid trial into standard plans, and a platform trying to give people some control over their own faces. Hyundai workers walk out over a plan to
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A big week for anyone tracking where AI actually lands: a Chinese lab put out the largest open model yet, a survey found most companies have already been burned by their own AI agents, and Major League Baseball told teams to stop letting chatbots call the game. China's
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Three moves today from the edges of the AI business: a new lab finally showing its hand, NVIDIA pushing robot brains toward the mass market, and xAI opening up a tool that just embarrassed it. Mira Murati's Thinking Machines ships Inkling, and makes it open After roughly eighteen