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Ramp launches AI model router with one-year data retention by default
Ramp built its own AI routing tool three years ago just to manage the company's internal model usage. Now it's selling that tool to everyone else.
Thinking Machines develops AI that processes input and replies simultaneously
Thinking Machines Lab dropped its new model on Monday. Founded just last year by ex-OpenAI CTO Mira Murati, the startup calls it an "interaction...
Google adds screen-control to Gemini 3.5 Flash for cross‑platform agents
Google just taught an AI to use a mouse and keyboard. That's not a metaphor. Gemini 3.5 Flash can now look at your screen—on a phone, a browser, a...
Google’s SynthID website now IDs AI-generated media
Google opened public access to its SynthID verification site on Tuesday, letting anyone upload an image, video, or audio clip to check whether it was...
OpenAI builds Sora Android app in 28 days with Codex assistance
Twenty-eight days to build a full Android app is absurdly fast. OpenAI managed it by turning its own Codex model into a relentless coding assistant.
Trump Cites China Rivalry in AI Security Talks
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed Sunday that US and Chinese officials have reopened talks on a mechanism to flag artificial intelligence...
Ideogram's New Model Edits Image Parts Without Distorting the Whole
Ideogram released its fourth-generation model, Ideogram 4.5, on Wednesday, and the company says it has cracked a problem that's plagued AI image...
Roland's Melody Flip AI Plugin Generates Musical Sparks
Roland has spent decades building drum machines and synths that shaped entire genres, from the TR-808 to the Jupiter series.
OpenAI's GPT-6 Sol Outperforms Claude Opus at One-Tenth the Cost
OpenAI added two models to its GPT-6 lineup on Thursday: Sol and Luna, both slotting in below GPT-6 Astra, which launched earlier this month.
OpenAI tweaks ChatGPT into emotional “friend,” boosting delusion validation
OpenAI’s leadership faced a simple choice. They could keep their chatbot boring and useful, or they could make it popular. They chose popular.
Anthropic's USD 200 B, five‑year Google Cloud deal makes up >40% of backlog
The AI boom is measured in zeros and it's mostly a debt two companies can't afford.
Cursor Claims GPT-5.2 Outperforms Claude in Long-Form AI Task Benchmarks
The browser was built by AI, not by humans. It still has bugs, and it’s nowhere near ready to replace Chrome or Safari.
Google Gemini 4 Argon Accuracy at 50%, Trails Rivals in Benchmark
Google put out Gemini 4 Argon this week, its first new flagship model in more than seven months.
Random Labs releases Slate V1, swarm‑native coding agent with OS‑style memory
San Francisco's Random Labs, a Y Combinator alum, just launched its Slate V1 coding agent. This isn't another single-model assistant.
OpenAI eyes September IPO, working with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are now steering OpenAI toward a public offering.
AI-Powered File Type Detection and Security Pipeline Using Magika and OpenAI
The digital deluge of files, scripts, binaries, documents, logs, pours into every pipeline, each one a potential vector for chaos or compromise.
OpenAI Accelerates Frontier AI Amid Rising Security Breaches
OpenAI just gave frontier AI a speed problem it apparently doesn't have anymore. The company previewed Ultrafast, a new API tier built on its...
Amazon MGM shelves Luca Guadagnino’s Sam Altman film starring Andrew Garfield
The week Sam Altman was fired from OpenAI and then reinstated was a masterclass in chaos, a corporate thriller played out in real time across five...
ChatGPT Image-1.5 Generates Crowd-Sentiment Images from 11 Prompts
OpenAI claims its new ChatGPT Image-1.5 can read the room. The model’s core promise is generating pictures from collective sentiment, not just...
Wikimedia Links May Outage to 'Rogue' OpenAI Bots
The Wikimedia Foundation says it has found "rogue" AI agents operated by OpenAI poking around its platforms, and it thinks the activity may have...