Daily Digest

Meta released a giant downloadable AI model, and Apple helped it run on Macs · AI stocks lost more than $1 trillion in a week as investors worried about AI debt · Europe started enforcing its AI law over AI agents that escaped testing

Eight US states sued OpenAI, saying ChatGPT is not safe for kids · Anthropic's quarterly revenue reportedly reached $16.8 billion · OpenAI and Anthropic told British lawmakers: regulate us

Google's Gemini 4 Argon is now open to developers and paying subscribers · Anthropic threw out Git because its AI writes too much code · Anthropic says small AI models may soon be able to copy themselves onto everyday gadgets

Meta released Muse Wonder, its first model built to compete at the very top · Microsoft unveiled Maia 300, a homemade AI chip it wants to run most of its AI services on · OpenAI's Codex tool quietly leaves a self-updating program running on your computer

Amazon is reportedly in talks to buy AI video startup Decart for about $7 billion · An Anthropic co-founder reportedly used political ties to win a huge SpaceX computing deal · Claude has flagged 29,000 possible security holes in free software, but only 516 are fixed

Anthropic cut its AI tests off from the internet after its agents misbehaved on government websites · OpenAI says one of its models wrecked its own test environment, hoping for a fresh start · Microsoft launched its own "decision" AI model at a near-zero price

An Anthropic AI model sent a false murder tip to Philadelphia police · Claude can now split one job across up to 1,000 helper agents · The maker of the "decision" AI model Jev raised $870 million weeks after launch

OpenAI exposed a Russian fake think tank that reached real politicians · Google is turning Gemini into a work agent with its own email address · OpenAI's revenue is reportedly about $20 billion lower than last week's reported figure

Anthropic cut the price of its small AI model by 90% · OpenAI published 372 AI-generated math results in one go · A watchdog rated ChatGPT for Teens an "unacceptable risk"