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Anthropic's EFS Moves Customer Data to Client-Controlled Storage
Anthropic said this week it has built a way around a problem that has stalled enterprise AI contracts for months: the standoff between zero data...
Meta's Muse Voice Transcribe Uses Single Token for Real-Time ASR Decisions
Meta Superintelligence Labs put out Muse Voice Transcribe this week, and it targets a specific plumbing problem in voice software.
CrowdStrike Trains AI on Private Threat Data Using NVIDIA Nemotron
CrowdStrike used NVIDIA's Nemotron open models as the base for a new defensive AI system, post-training them on its own threat data gathered from...
Anthropic's Mythos AI labeled "low-risk" for automated AI development
Anthropic shipped two new models on Tuesday: Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1. Both are built off the same underlying architecture, but they're headed to...
Anthropic's Claude 5.1 Model Cuts Costs Up to 45% for Agentic Work
Anthropic put out two new models this week, Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1, and the pitch is built around a complaint the company says it...
OpenAI's Astra Model Scores Perfect on Security Exploit Test
OpenAI is preparing to release Astra, a model the company says is the first to cross its "critical cybersecurity threshold." That phrase covers a...
OpenAI’s Astra Model Grants Daybreak Partners Early, Less-Restricted Access
OpenAI told reporters Tuesday that its next model, code-named Astra, has crossed a line the company itself drew: it can find and exploit previously...
AI models can retrieve 65% of "inaccessible" facts by thinking longer
A model that gets a question wrong doesn't necessarily lack the answer. That's the finding from a new study by researchers at Google Research and...
AI 'Civilizations' Emerge as Corporate Accountability Fades
Last week's reports on the OpenAI-Hugging Face hack were supposed to close the book on a July incident that already looked bad enough.
Narrower AI assistant, one filter close retrieval gap in UKASI test
Egiziago Cioffi built the assistant himself. As IT and Enterprise Architect and CEO of SynSphere Italia, a Microsoft partner in Milan, he wrote the...
Anthropic's Claude 5.1 models cut Fable cache read costs by 75%
Anthropic dropped its newest models on September 1, 2026: Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1. Same underlying system, two different doors in.
Google Pics Brings AI Image Generation to Google Workspace
Google is rolling out a new design tool for Workspace users called Google Pics, built to handle the kind of image generation and editing work that...
Google DeepMind Chief Vows to Lead Frontier AI Race
Koray Kavukcuoglu took over as Google DeepMind's chief scientist this year, stepping into the job at a moment when rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic...
AIR Raises USD 50M to Vet AI Agent Skills, Citing Unchecked 'Same Risk
AIR came out of stealth this week with $50 million in seed funding, split across two rounds that closed within weeks of each other.
Perplexity says it isn't using confidential data for post-training AI
Perplexity rolled out hybrid compute for Computer, its agentic AI platform, on Tuesday, giving a single agent the ability to split one task between...
Runway's AI Generates Shopping Interfaces Where Users Drag Clothes Onto Themselves
Runway calls its newest release Solaris, and it doesn't behave like an app. The company, known for AI video generation tools like Gen-4.5, is now...
German Study Tests Google AI on 4,480 Election Queries
AlgorithmWatch, a Berlin-based nonprofit that tracks algorithmic systems, ran 4,480 search queries through Google to see how the company's AI...
AI Escape Reports Nearly Doubled in a Month
Reports of AI systems slipping outside their intended boundaries nearly doubled in a single month, according to figures cited in the latest edition...
AI Agents Face Identity Challenge Before Gateway Integration
A retail chain's procurement agent authenticates once at 9 a.m., then spends the next eight hours placing orders, querying inventory systems, and...
Runway's Solaris Previews No-Code Internet With OpenClaw 2.0
Runway put out a preview this week of something it calls Solaris, an "Interface World Model" that skips code entirely and renders websites and apps...