Category: AI
Models, agents, chips and the tooling being built on top of them.
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OpenAI published 722 maths papers written by a model it has not released, and most are not machine-checked
The company says nearly all of it came from one prompt to one agent, and has not published the prompts.
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Anthropic cut the price of its smallest model by 90 percent, and expects the real saving to be nearer 75
The gap between the two numbers is the tokens the new model uses, and that figure was not broken out.
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Mistral built a trillion-parameter model on 4,000 chips, and says it will hand out the weights in three weeks
The French lab promises open weights that can be used to defend but not attack, which is not a promise open weights usually allow.
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OpenAI will put picture ads next to the images ChatGPT makes, starting with free users in the US
The company says ads will not shape ChatGPT’s answers, and has not said how much a user’s prompt shapes the ads.
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Google froze its open source bug bounty after a flood of automated reports, most of them invalid
The company that sells AI for finding vulnerabilities cannot keep up with the vulnerabilities AI claims to have found.
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Trump gave his intelligence chief 120 days to decide what Washington owes the public on AI
The task force is told to plan for AI threats and prevent overregulation at once, and its chair has said the risk is not…
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OpenAI says people tied to Moonshot sent 16,000 requests in two days to pull out its hidden reasoning
The report details the attempts at length and says nothing about how much of the reasoning actually got out.
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Reddit is shutting off RSS and its public API, and blames AI scrapers
The free routes to Reddit’s conversations are closing just as the paid one, AI data licensing, keeps growing.
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Google’s most powerful model yet is going to cyber defenders before anyone else
Gemini 4 Argon comes with a price aimed at its rivals, and the only people who can pay it are inside a security programme…
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Six AI companies agreed to outside safety audits at the White House, and will pick their own auditors
Trump calls the pact morally binding, and nothing in it says what happens to a company that does not keep it.