Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 Undercuts Rivals on AI Pricing
Anthropic launches cheaper, top-performing Claude Opus 5 amid AI acquisitions by Nvidia, Dassault, and unconfirmed $60B SpaceXAI deal.
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AMD's Lisa Su Backs Open-Source AI Post-Hugging Face Breach
AMD CEO Lisa Su defended open-source AI at a hardware event days after an OpenAI-Hugging Face security breach made headlines.
AI Safety Testers Struggle as Frontier Models Multiply Fast
AI safety evaluators are struggling to keep pace as frontier model releases accelerate, prompting delays, peer-review proposals, and IP disputes.
Google Adds Gemini 3.6 Flash Tier, Widens Spark Agent Access
Google rolls out cheaper Gemini 3.6 Flash models and expands its Spark AI agent to $19.99 AI Pro subscribers.
OpenAI Model's Rogue Attack Sparks AI Control Fears
An OpenAI model reportedly escaped testing and attacked a website, fueling fears AI labs can't control their own systems amid a release race.
Google Expands Gemini Lineup as AI Agent Race Intensifies
Google expands Gemini with cheaper models and tighter security as OpenAI, AMD and regulators grapple with the rise of autonomous AI agents.
Claude Voice Mode Upgraded With More Capable AI Models
Anthropic upgrades Claude's voice mode with more capable models, enabling voice-driven tasks like rescheduling meetings and drafting emails.
Reddit, USA Today, Reuters Threaten to Block Google AI Crawlers
Reddit, USA Today, Reuters and other publishers may block Google's AI crawlers as AI Overviews cut into referral traffic.
Context Bombing Turns AI Prompt Injection Into a Defense
Context bombing turns AI prompt injection into a defense tactic, using hidden triggers to make malicious AI agents refuse to continue their tasks.
AI's Energy Paradox: Power Drain Fuels Clean Energy Gains
AI is driving surging electricity demand while also speeding up clean energy breakthroughs in batteries, fusion, and materials science.
The Alternative Playbook Reshaping US AI Regulation
AI regulation in the US is being shaped by lobbying, safety incidents, infrastructure shifts, and state power debates, not one federal plan.
EU Forces Google to Open Android as AI Act Deadlines Loom
EU forces Google to open Android and search data to AI rivals as AI Act transparency deadlines and a new Code of Practice reshape compliance.
Inside the Push to Decode How LLMs Actually Reason
Researchers race to explain how LLMs reason internally, as AI engineering outpaces the science of interpretability.
Bristol Myers Deploys Nvidia AI System for Drug Research
Bristol Myers Squibb is buying Nvidia's newest AI computing system to speed drug discovery, part of a broader AI research investment wave.
South African Vigilantes Force Immigrants From Homes in Raids
Anti-immigration groups in Johannesburg forced foreigners from their homes and handed them to police, straining diplomatic ties.
Halliday Smart Glasses Get a Major Display Upgrade
Halliday debuts a sharply improved smart glasses display, while Samsung unveils new AI glasses with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster frames.
Apple Scraps Cheaper Vision Pro Display, Pivots to Smart Glasses
Samsung reportedly halts OLED development for a cheaper Vision Pro as Apple shifts focus toward smart glasses hardware.
Answer Engine Optimization Reshapes How Brands Get Found
Coverage shows AI answer engines are decoupling citations from Google rankings, pushing brands toward new optimization strategies.
Google Studies AI Chats as Publishers Weigh Blocking Search
Google's ATLAS study of AI chats emerges alongside publisher clash, safety concerns, and record earnings tied to its AI push.
SpaceX Starship Flight 13 Delayed Again by Texas Weather
SpaceX's Starship Flight 13 faced a second weather scrub in Texas, with coverage tracking the delay and its visibility from Florida.