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AI agents fall short of delivering agentic holiday shopping experience
Tech giants pitched AI as your holiday shopping savior. That vision has stalled. OpenAI, Google, and Amazon executives are now locked in detailed...
Nokia's AnyJev Fixes LLM Biases for Decision Models Without Training
Nokia's applied research team has put a new tool on PyPI called AnyJev, and it does something narrower than most LLM releases: it turns an existing...
Security researcher says AI guardrails don't impede his offensive work
Anthropic's Mythos and Fable models spent part of this summer under U.S. export control restrictions, after a report suggested their safety...
Fastino Drops GLiNER 2.5, Replacing Span Enumeration With Boundary Prediction
Named entity extraction has run on the same trick for years: enumerate every possible span in a document, then score each one against a maximum...
ControlAI's Connor Leahy on the Equity Podcast: Superintelligence and Governance
A model on Hugging Face went missing from OpenAI's own safety checks earlier this year, exposed in a breach that showed just how easily a company can...
Sam Altman says OpenAI’s Super Bowl ad focuses on builders, not Anthropic jokes
Anthropic’s Super Bowl commercial made him laugh, but it also made Sam Altman wince.
Flint AI tool aims to cut website update time by 80% for businesses
The internet is no longer a static brochure. It’s a live conversation, and your website is losing the argument.
ChatGPT traffic falls to 54% as Gemini climbs to 26.7% in a year
ChatGPT's market share is shrinking, but the market itself is a lie. Its slice of web traffic has fallen from 78% to 54% in a year.
Book Publishers Using More AI as Staff Protest Low Salaries
HarperCollins sued Meta over AI training data. Simon & Schuster pulled books suspected of AI ghostwriting.
OpenAI Researcher Warns AI Speed May Overwhelm Human Security Teams
An OpenAI researcher who posts under the name "roon" thinks the industry is building faster models without asking whether anyone can actually stop...
Apple's OpenAI lawsuit arrives as company prepares IPO
Apple filed suit against OpenAI last Friday in Northern California federal court, adding a new name to a list of legal headaches that already...
Visa Open-Sources Mythos Tool After Testing AI on Its Own Payment Network
Visa turned an AI model loose on the network that clears its transactions, and the results changed how the company thinks about testing its own...
GPT‑5.6 Sol outperforms GPT‑5.5 on GeneBench v1 genomics benchmarks
GPT-5.6 Sol is faster and cheaper. That’s the basic pitch. On the GeneBench v1 genomics test, it beats GPT-5.5 while using fewer tokens.
WPP refines AI model components, gains 10% accuracy with AlphaEvolve
The numbers are stark, and they tell a story of quiet revolution. WPP, the advertising behemoth, has clawed back a 10% accuracy gain on its AI...
Anthropic's Claude Coordinates Up to 1,000 AI Agents in Parallel
Anthropic rolled out dynamic workflows for its Claude Managed Agents this week, letting a single lead agent split a job into pieces, hand them off to...
Anthropic's Claude Haiku 5.5 model arrives with drastic price cuts
Anthropic put a new number on the table this week: Claude Haiku 5.5, a small model priced up to 90 percent cheaper than its predecessor for most...
OpenAI fires employee for trades on Sora, GPT‑5, ChatGPT Browser, Altman status
Sam Altman’s abrupt ouster in November 2023 lasted only days. But for one anonymous trader, it was a golden window.
OpenAI's GPT-5.3 Instant trims hallucinations 26.8% and reduces refusals
OpenAI dropped a new model Thursday: GPT-5.3 Instant. The headline figure is a 26.8% cut in AI "hallucinations," those maddening factual...
Altman urges safety protocols for major AI training runs
OpenAI now runs a formal safety check before starting any training run that could push its models into new territory.
DeepMind Launches Institute for Arts, Humanities to Guide AGI
Google DeepMind has set up a new institute to answer a question its own leadership can't fully agree on: what artificial general intelligence...