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GLM-5.3-Flash, an Open Weights Model, Debuts on Multiple U.S. Inference Platforms
For six days, nobody on OpenRouter knew who built Ox Alpha. The model showed up free, unlabeled, and somehow good enough that hobbyists and indie...
AI Firms Warn of Growing Cyber Threats in Open Letter
More than 100 companies signed an open letter this week warning that AI-driven cyberattacks are about to get a lot worse, and that neither industry...
Safer Internet Day: Foster Critical Thinking with Gemini Guided Learning
The internet is no longer a library of information; it’s a living ecosystem of AI-generated text, images, and ideas.
Fitbit partners with Included Health for 'Get Care Now' AI study
Your wrist is about to get a lot smarter about what’s happening inside your body.
Grok AI's traffic over 50% adult content as xAI expands porn generation
Elon Musk’s xAI officially calls Grok an artificial intelligence platform. In practice, it’s a porn engine.
Google Unveils Antigravity IDE Alongside Gemini 3 Model Family
The IDE you know is a ghost. It was built for fingers on keys, for human intent spelled out line by line. That era ended on November 18, 2025.
China's Open AI Models Could Shape Global Political Views, Expert Warns
At the Ai4 conference in Las Vegas last week, three of the most cited names in artificial intelligence stood on the same stage and pushed back...
Google DeepMind staff request physical safety from ICE agents in offices
Google DeepMind staff have added a stark new item to their job descriptions: keeping U.S.
AI splits art schools as program links students with Adobe, Google
Walk the halls of the School of Visual Arts or Ringling College right now, and you’ll feel the tension. This isn’t a quiet debate over technique.
OpenAI Browser Flaw Could Spam WhatsApp Contacts Via Prompt Injection
Researchers at security firm Zenity say OpenAI's Atlas browser can be manipulated into sending unwanted WhatsApp messages to dozens of a user's...
Google launches AI chips with 4× boost, lands Anthropic multibillion deal
Google's latest AI chip, the Ironwood TPU, isn't just four times faster. The real headline is the staggering, tens-of-billions-dollar check the...
Google Gemini's Deep Think tops ARC-AGI-2 benchmark; Nvidia announces new open
Google has put its most advanced reasoning engine behind a paywall. Available only to top-tier Gemini subscribers, the new Deep Think mode now claims...
Agent observability powers production evaluation through trace analysis
Your agent performs flawlessly in staging. Then reality hits. Users do the unexpected, they ask offbeat questions, skip steps, or trigger edge cases...
OpenAI and Google staff back Anthropic's Pentagon lawsuit after Trump label
In the high-stakes theater of AI and national security, Anthropic just got a new, unlikely ally, and it’s not another quiet startup.
Meta, Google, Microsoft boost AI spending; capex hits USD 34.9B, up USD 5B
Meta, Google, and Microsoft just cut a check for $34.9 billion. That single-quarter capital expenditure—nearly five billion more than Wall Street...
Ad Manager launches generative AI reporting tool for custom publisher insights
Google has decided that publishers are tired of spreadsheets. Its Ad Manager platform now includes a generative AI tool that answers questions about...
ByteDance's Tely AI auto‑creates website answers, generating leads
Your customers are shouting questions into the void of search engines. You just can’t hear them.
Frontier AI model becomes default in Gemini app and Search AI Mode
Google has killed the toggle. Every query you make in the Gemini app or in Search's AI mode now runs on the company's most advanced "frontier" model.
Google Cloud expands Agent Builder, rivaling OpenAI’s Agent Development Kit
Google just expanded its Agent Builder platform. That move targets OpenAI's Agent Development Kit directly. This isn't innovation. It's a land grab.
Anthropic says shared Claude chats may appear on Google
Reddit users spent the weekend typing "site:claude.ai/share" into Google and finding more than they bargained for.