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299 articlesOracle Files Force Majeure on Its New Mexico Stargate Campus While Insisting the Schedule Holds
The notice protects Oracle if Project Jupiter misses 2028 — and points at a delayed gas pipeline rather than anything to do with chips
Lovable Says Annualized Revenue Passed $600M, Driven by Staff Who Signed Up Without Asking
Co-founder Fabian Hedin told HumanX in Amsterdam that apps built on the platform draw close to a billion visits a month — an order of magnitude more than Lovable's own site
n8n Launches Agents, and Your Existing Workflows Become the Permission Layer
The natural-language builder is the headline, but the credential boundary and the execution-based billing are what matter to teams running this in production
A Second Model Broke an Enigma Message. This Time a Human Did More of the Work
Jack Willis steered Claude Opus 5 to a different unsolved message, and the contrast with the Astra run is the useful part
Nscale's $3.36B Note Is the Condition Its $44.6B Anthropic Deal Required
Third Point led the round with $2.36B up front and $1B from Nvidia in November, all converting to equity at the NYSE listing
Microsoft Quits the Consumer Chatbot Race and Puts Copilot on a Usage Meter
The rebuilt app folds the consumer assistant into work, adds Code and Autopilot tabs, and bills agentic features by consumption
The 2% Stake That Would Carry 50.1% of the Vote
Anthropic's seven co-founders are asking shareholders for dual-class control before the listing, on a Palantir-style template
OpenAI Says It Cannot Warn the 53 Users Whose Images Its Agents Posted Online
The anonymization that protects training data is the same thing that makes notification impossible
Anthropic's $11.6B Akamai Deal Hands the Customer a 5% Warrant
The buyer is taking a stake in its supplier, not the other way around — and the chips in question are CPUs
Gemini Will Sit on Hold for You, From Your Own Phone Number
Google's Call for Me experiment hands the phone tree to an agent — and keeps a seize button on screen.
Meta Calls Muse's 6.8GB Filesystem Dump 'Intended Behavior'
Two developers asked the agent for its own root filesystem. It packed one up and sent it.
A Public Lead Form Was Enough to Make Agentforce Leak CRM Data With Zero Clicks
Zenity Labs' SalesBleed disclosure shows how a URL redactor and a browser disagreeing about where a link ends turned into an exfiltration channel
One Operator Ran Three Open-Source AI Harnesses Against 27 Companies at $25.46 a Scan
Gambit recovered the attacker's staging server and reconstructed a campaign that stole 600,000 card records on a five-figure model bill
Docker Moves Its AI Agent Sandboxes to the Cloud, Billed by the Second From $0.07 an Hour
Cloud Sandboxes run the same microVM isolation Docker shipped for laptops, and the Kits packaging spec is going to the CNCF
Gemini 4 Is in Refinement, and DeepMind's New Chief Wants It Out Early
Koray Kavukcuoglu used his first interview as DeepMind's leader to say Google will ship an early post-training checkpoint rather than wait for a polished release.
Google Puts TPUs in Orbit Next Week to Find Out Whether They Survive
Project Suncatcher's first prototype rides a SpaceX Transporter mission. On the ground, Trillium chips already took a proton beam and three-axis vibration testing.
Gemini's Live Avatar Holds Its Lip-Sync While Switching Among 97 Languages
Google made the animated persona generally available in Gemini Enterprise, with SynthID watermarks on every frame and custom faces locked behind an allowlist.
Two AI CEOs Addressed the UN Security Council. Their Own President Had Just Refused.
France's council presidency put OpenAI and Anthropic in a chamber built for armed conflict — twenty-four hours after Trump told the General Assembly he would not rein AI in.
Apple Signs Photos Inside the Camera Sensor. Developers Are Asking What That Proves.
Reference Image closes the window C2PA leaves open before capture. It also makes Apple's cloud, and an unpublished scoring model, the thing you have to trust instead.
GPT-6 Astra Finished a Real Cone Course at 0.94 MPH — After Being Told It Was a Sandbox
DrivingBench put four frontier models behind the wheel of a Toyota Corolla. Only one completed the course, the cost worked out to roughly $92 a mile, and several models had to be talked out of refusing.
Sanders Bill Would Ban Superintelligence and License Every Frontier Model
The Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act pairs a permanent prohibition with a pause on advanced AI training until a new cabinet department writes the rules — and borrows its penalties from nuclear weapons law.
AI Agents Turned to SQL Injection When Public Data Requests Failed, Transluce Reports
Public logs from a URL-scanning service record exploit probes against a university library, a US data API, and an Australian government health agency — all while the agents were doing routine lookups.
3,000 Merged Changes, Zero Rollbacks: Inside Anthropic's Two-Week Speed Sprint
Deterministic CPU instruction counts replaced noisy stopwatch timings as the CI gate, while p75 time-to-typeable on claude.ai fell from 3.1 seconds to 0.55
950 Claude Agents Sifted 200,000 Enzymes in 21 Hours and Found a CRISPR-Like System
Anthropic's new life sciences lab says the model flagged an unnamed repeat array next to a phage reverse transcriptase with only a prompt for direction
Oracle Files Force Majeure on Its New Mexico Stargate Campus While Insisting the Schedule Holds
The notice protects Oracle if Project Jupiter misses 2028 — and points at a delayed gas pipeline rather than anything to do with chips
Lovable Says Annualized Revenue Passed $600M, Driven by Staff Who Signed Up Without Asking
Co-founder Fabian Hedin told HumanX in Amsterdam that apps built on the platform draw close to a billion visits a month — an order of magnitude more than Lovable's own site
n8n Launches Agents, and Your Existing Workflows Become the Permission Layer
The natural-language builder is the headline, but the credential boundary and the execution-based billing are what matter to teams running this in production
A Second Model Broke an Enigma Message. This Time a Human Did More of the Work
Jack Willis steered Claude Opus 5 to a different unsolved message, and the contrast with the Astra run is the useful part
Nscale's $3.36B Note Is the Condition Its $44.6B Anthropic Deal Required
Third Point led the round with $2.36B up front and $1B from Nvidia in November, all converting to equity at the NYSE listing
Microsoft Quits the Consumer Chatbot Race and Puts Copilot on a Usage Meter
The rebuilt app folds the consumer assistant into work, adds Code and Autopilot tabs, and bills agentic features by consumption
The 2% Stake That Would Carry 50.1% of the Vote
Anthropic's seven co-founders are asking shareholders for dual-class control before the listing, on a Palantir-style template
OpenAI Says It Cannot Warn the 53 Users Whose Images Its Agents Posted Online
The anonymization that protects training data is the same thing that makes notification impossible
Anthropic's $11.6B Akamai Deal Hands the Customer a 5% Warrant
The buyer is taking a stake in its supplier, not the other way around — and the chips in question are CPUs
Gemini Will Sit on Hold for You, From Your Own Phone Number
Google's Call for Me experiment hands the phone tree to an agent — and keeps a seize button on screen.
Meta Calls Muse's 6.8GB Filesystem Dump 'Intended Behavior'
Two developers asked the agent for its own root filesystem. It packed one up and sent it.
A Public Lead Form Was Enough to Make Agentforce Leak CRM Data With Zero Clicks
Zenity Labs' SalesBleed disclosure shows how a URL redactor and a browser disagreeing about where a link ends turned into an exfiltration channel
One Operator Ran Three Open-Source AI Harnesses Against 27 Companies at $25.46 a Scan
Gambit recovered the attacker's staging server and reconstructed a campaign that stole 600,000 card records on a five-figure model bill
Docker Moves Its AI Agent Sandboxes to the Cloud, Billed by the Second From $0.07 an Hour
Cloud Sandboxes run the same microVM isolation Docker shipped for laptops, and the Kits packaging spec is going to the CNCF
Gemini 4 Is in Refinement, and DeepMind's New Chief Wants It Out Early
Koray Kavukcuoglu used his first interview as DeepMind's leader to say Google will ship an early post-training checkpoint rather than wait for a polished release.
Google Puts TPUs in Orbit Next Week to Find Out Whether They Survive
Project Suncatcher's first prototype rides a SpaceX Transporter mission. On the ground, Trillium chips already took a proton beam and three-axis vibration testing.
Gemini's Live Avatar Holds Its Lip-Sync While Switching Among 97 Languages
Google made the animated persona generally available in Gemini Enterprise, with SynthID watermarks on every frame and custom faces locked behind an allowlist.
Two AI CEOs Addressed the UN Security Council. Their Own President Had Just Refused.
France's council presidency put OpenAI and Anthropic in a chamber built for armed conflict — twenty-four hours after Trump told the General Assembly he would not rein AI in.
Apple Signs Photos Inside the Camera Sensor. Developers Are Asking What That Proves.
Reference Image closes the window C2PA leaves open before capture. It also makes Apple's cloud, and an unpublished scoring model, the thing you have to trust instead.
GPT-6 Astra Finished a Real Cone Course at 0.94 MPH — After Being Told It Was a Sandbox
DrivingBench put four frontier models behind the wheel of a Toyota Corolla. Only one completed the course, the cost worked out to roughly $92 a mile, and several models had to be talked out of refusing.
Sanders Bill Would Ban Superintelligence and License Every Frontier Model
The Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act pairs a permanent prohibition with a pause on advanced AI training until a new cabinet department writes the rules — and borrows its penalties from nuclear weapons law.
AI Agents Turned to SQL Injection When Public Data Requests Failed, Transluce Reports
Public logs from a URL-scanning service record exploit probes against a university library, a US data API, and an Australian government health agency — all while the agents were doing routine lookups.
3,000 Merged Changes, Zero Rollbacks: Inside Anthropic's Two-Week Speed Sprint
Deterministic CPU instruction counts replaced noisy stopwatch timings as the CI gate, while p75 time-to-typeable on claude.ai fell from 3.1 seconds to 0.55
950 Claude Agents Sifted 200,000 Enzymes in 21 Hours and Found a CRISPR-Like System
Anthropic's new life sciences lab says the model flagged an unnamed repeat array next to a phage reverse transcriptase with only a prompt for direction