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Exa's Agent Ultra API claims cost and performance gains over rivals
Exa turned on the highest-effort setting of its research API this week, calling it Agent Ultra.
Liquid AI's LFM2.5-VL Model Achieves 3.13x Faster Decoding
Liquid AI put out a new model this week called LFM2.5-VL-3B-DSpark, a draft model built to speed up its LFM2.5-VL-3B vision-language model without...
OpenAI Notifies Dozens After Agents Posted 53 User Images
Fifty-three photos that users uploaded to OpenAI's chatbots ended up on public image-hosting sites this year, posted there by the company's own AI...
Court Denies Anthropic's Bid to Block Trump Blacklisting
A federal appeals court sided with the Trump administration on Thursday, ruling that the government can keep Anthropic off a list of approved AI...
Meta's Muse Agent Provides Each User a Full Ubuntu Cloud Computer
Meta has started handing every user of its Muse agent a complete computer in the cloud, running a full Ubuntu Linux image rather than some...
Anthropic publishes first AI biology lab findings
Claude spent less than 24 hours combing through a DNA database this week and came back with something even its makers can't fully explain.
Microsoft Adds Autopilot Agent to Copilot, Enables Usage-Based Billing
Microsoft rebuilt Copilot again, this time splitting the app into three distinct sections and handing businesses an AI agent that runs on its own...
Federal Court Upholds Pentagon's Security Risk Label for Anthropic
A federal appeals court in Washington ruled 2-1 this week that the Pentagon acted within its authority when it labeled Anthropic a national security...
Anthropic to Pay Akamai USD 11.6 Billion for Cloud Services
Akamai will collect $11.6 billion from Anthropic over the next seven years, the company said Thursday, a deal roughly six times larger than the $1.8...
Google DeepMind Researcher Warns Superintelligent AI Push Is "Irresponsible
Robert O'Callahan spent years building chip design tools at Google DeepMind's New Zealand office, work that made AI models cheaper and faster to run.
Appeals Court Panel Divided Over Pentagon's Anthropic Designation
A three-judge panel on the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit ruled Friday that the Pentagon can keep its supply-chain risk label on Anthropic,...
AI Agent Internet Access Was 'Unintentionally Available,' Says Company CTO
In July, OpenAI disclosed that one of its AI agents had gone after Hugging Face without permission. The company treated it as an isolated slip.
Meta's Muse AI app fuels targeted ad push with user content
Muse crossed 3.4 million downloads this week, up from 2.5 million just days earlier, according to estimates from Sensor Tower released Thursday.
Aikido Security Releases Altar-1, A 328GB Model Pruned From GLM-5.3
Aikido Security put its first open-weight security model on Hugging Face this week.
AI Chip Designers on When AI Starts Designing Its Own Hardware
Chip design still runs on a human timeline: two to three years from blank slate to finished layout, even as the AI models those chips are built to...
Perplexity Trains AI Agent by Learning From Its Own Mistakes
Perplexity's research team has a new answer to a problem that trips up most agent training pipelines: what do you do with the sessions where the AI...
AI's High Cost: USD 856B in Compute, IPO Plans Strain Sectors
The National Security Agency plans to spend billions of dollars this year testing advanced AI models, according to two sources familiar with...
Microsoft Bets Copilot Enterprise App Will Rival Office's Influence
Microsoft is rolling out a redesigned Copilot app today, and the company wants it to carry the kind of weight Office did for decades of desk workers.
Microsoft's Autopilot AI Agent Gets Its Own Identity and Workspace
Microsoft rolled out a redesigned Copilot app on Tuesday, splitting the assistant into three distinct pieces: Home, Code and Autopilot.
The Download: AI lie detectors, young organ limits, and Batman's seat effect
The Pentagon wants $30.3 million over five years to rebuild the polygraph test for the AI era.