Weekly Digest

The Labs Admitted Their Agents Need Walls, Then Built Them · Anthropic's IPO Came Into Focus, With a Loss Attached · DeepSeek Had the Week, and China's Open Models Gained Ground

Rogue Agents Brought in the Outside Checkers · Anthropic Opened Its Books, Through Leaks · The Frontier Got Crowded

AI Math Went From Six Careful Papers to a Flood · Anthropic Went From Reporting a User to Reporting Itself · OpenAI's Safety Dissent Went Public

OpenAI's Agent Fallout Went From Disclosure to Discipline · Safety Politics Went From a Dinner to an Accord to a Probe · Decision Models Went From One Startup to a Format

OpenAI's Agents Went From Disclosure Framework to Diplomatic Incident · The Navier-Stokes Claim Got Referees and a Narrower Reading · Jev Went From Waitlist to Category in One Week

The "Pace the Frontier" Fight Left the Labs and Entered Politics · Distillation Went From an Accusation to a Policy Fight · OpenAI's Agent Incidents Turned Into a Disclosure Process

The Navier-Stokes Proof Became a Fight About Who Certifies Truth · The Agent Swarms Stopped Being an Accident · The Insiders' Warnings Reached the Board and the Bill Text

GPT-6 Astra: From Locked Capability to a Modest Scorecard · Anthropic Shipped Cheaper to Run and Admitted More · The Agent Swarms Kept Getting Bigger, and Older

The Machine That Let Itself Out · The Best Model Lost to the Cheaper One · Data Centers Became an Election Issue