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The description says every claim comes from Anthropic’s own engineering post of 23 September 2026, and that the publication read only the post text and verified none of the results independently. Anthropic said it made claude.ai and the Claude desktop app about 3x faster in a two-week sprint.
Read the original →AI whistleblowers and executives from Google, Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic are expected to appear before the New York City Council. Lawmakers are considering new rules aimed at regulating artificial intelligence.
Read the original →OpenAI’s CEO argues that humanity can remain in control of AI if the industry puts safety ahead of speed, competition, and an imminent public listing.
Read the original →Free and AI Plus subscribers are losing access to Flash and Pro models.
Read the original →The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocked Minnesota's law while it reviews xAI's appeal.
Read the original →The article compares GPT-6 Luna, Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Grok 4.7 on pricing, benchmarks, context window and real use cases for Canadian teams in 2026.
Read the original →The article covers major tech brands owned by SpaceX, including AI ventures xAI (Grok) and Anysphere (Cursor), as well as Swarm Technologies and Akoustis Technologies.
Read the original →An open-source iPhone app that puts a choice of AI models on Ray-Ban Meta glasses kept eight API keys and tokens unencrypted in its own settings file.
Read the original →The 2026 Microsoft Digital Defense Report examines how AI is accelerating cyberattacks and how organizations can strengthen security foundations and defend at machine speed.
Read the original →The Microsoft Surface Pro (2026) is currently available for 21% off on Amazon.
Read the original →The article says Washington’s new “Super Intelligence Force” has moved AI oversight into policy reality, and that companies closest to governance, audit trails and model risk could feel the impact first. It profiles 3 US-listed AI governance stocks exposed to that shift.
Read the original →Bloomberg Intelligence says Chinese AI models trail US rivals by just 3% on benchmarks, down from 15%, after DeepSeek.
Read the original →Bloomberg Intelligence said the gap between leading US and Chinese AI models has narrowed to a record low of 3 as Chinese labs gain ground. The gap fell from 9 in May and 15 earlier this year after DeepSeek released its V4.1 Flash model in September.
Read the original →Nick Kosiavelon, an insurance defense attorney in Massachusetts, tells the story of some plaintiffs' lawyers he faced off against in a recent case.
Read the original →Some Americans are working to improve artificial intelligence by teaching it the skills and knowledge accrued over the course of a career.
Read the original →During the AAO's annual meeting, Academy 2026 Anaheim, Jobson Optical Group hosted a panel titled "The AI Revolution: Reimagining the Optometric Identity in the Age of AI." The panel brought together leading voices in optometry to discuss artificial intelligence.
Read the original →The piece addresses how legal leaders can build accountability, manage enterprise risks and enable responsible business innovation in AI governance.
Read the original →For eighty years, the Western alliance has anchored its strength in moral legitimacy, shared values, and the resulting credibility to shape international affairs.
Read the original →Ivo Sage is described as the first such model that attorneys, researchers and developers can download, run and build on top of for free, unlike offerings from other legal AI companies.
Read the original →The president appointed his director of national intelligence to spearhead the task force. The move comes amid growing concern about AI risks.
Read the original →Sam Altman claims AI has reached a long-sought threshold at which the technology can improve itself, unleashing rapid progress that may prove difficult to fully control. Altman said the milestone, known as the singularity, promises significant benefits for society, appearing to rebuke critics' concern about the societal threat of wide AI adoption.
Read the original →Memory on Tesla's AI5 and AI6 chips was reduced to 96GB and 144GB. NVIDIA is also considering cuts.
Read the original →No country controls the full AI stack; even the U.S. relies on Samsung and SK hynix for HBM. Experts say sovereign AI requires collaboration.
Read the original →Bill Gates warned that AI could kill a billion people, and David Sacks responded with a challenge about whether any regulation could actually work. The article also raises what this means for Alphabet shareholders.
Read the original →Mok Dae-gyun, CEO of KCGI Asset Management, shared his views with Maekyung Plus as the era of AI agents approaches. He emphasized that investors should closely monitor developments in the field.
Read the original →Sixteen years after being portrayed as a power-hungry start-upper in "The Social Network", Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is set for another damning on-screen depiction. This time he appears as a ruthless Silicon Valley overlord.
Read the original →Autonomous assistants can find the cheapest airfare and the best interest rate. Their arrival means bigger baskets of stocks are feeling the disruption.
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