Meta launches new AI models to compete with OpenAI and Anthropic
Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full are designed for coding and can remember information across conversations.
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Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full are designed for coding and can remember information across conversations.
Read the original →On October 8, the Financial Times reported that OpenAI's annualized revenue was about $50 billion, roughly $20 billion below figures widely reported in September. AI stocks sold off, with Nvidia dropping about 3%, erasing roughly $170 billion in value, and Broadcom falling more than 4%.
Read the original →KT announced on Oct. 13 that it will launch eight subscription plans in partnership with Google.
Read the original →AI chatbots now shape first impressions. The article covers how ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini source answers about people, and how to audit and fix what they say.
Read the original →Identical prompts revealed impressive strengths, surprising similarities and a few familiar AI mistakes.
Read the original →Steven Johnson, co-developer and design lead of Google's Gemini Notebook, argues that AI should not merely serve as an answer-providing tool.
Read the original →Meta's first flagship models since its AI overhaul are closed, priced like Anthropic's Opus, and so far tested only by Meta.
Read the original →Meta says Muse Wonder reached the AI frontier, but prediction markets give it just 2% odds versus Anthropic and Google.
Read the original →Meta is organizing its AI work around high talent density, flat management and substantial computing capacity for each researcher.
Read the original →The plan combines Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor, and X Premium in one subscription.
Read the original →Microsoft is upgrading its Copilot app so users can create, edit and collaborate on Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents directly.
Read the original →DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng has been talking with embodied AI founders and is considering whether to build a team or enter the field another way, Phoenix Tech reports. DeepSeek has not responded.
Read the original →DeepSeek V4.1 Pro is named but unshipped, with no model card, endpoint or weights. The article covers what DeepSeek has published and which model can be called now.
Read the original →Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy Adam Price is in Boston this week. The visit aims to build new trade and investment links in artificial intelligence, technology and digital sectors.
Read the original →Reddit is trying to prevent its former law firm, Proskauer Rose, from representing Perplexity AI in a federal data-scraping lawsuit. It alleges the firm dropped Reddit to take on its courtroom opponent despite an earlier promise to stay out of the case. The claims appear in competing filings submitted October 9.
Read the original →A new law taking effect next year is designed to ensure that physicians can use their own judgment when AI tools make suggestions.
Read the original →The article says cybersecurity's playbook shows how to make AI safety enforceable. It describes defining AI safety red lines, testing them, and proving compliance.
Read the original →DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC), an enterprise technology and innovation partner, announced a partnership with LangChain.
Read the original →Fasoo AI’s artificial intelligence (AI) security solution, AI-R DLP (AI Radar DLP), has been recognized with an award.
Read the original →At the 2026 Open Compute Project Global Summit, Meta is sharing the next generation of open networking infrastructure. This includes its first liquid-cooled network rack (IcePack) and 102.4T switch hardware.
Read the original →Microsoft President Brad Smith has called for urgent global rules governing artificial intelligence. He named independent safety assessments, incident reporting requirements and emergency shutdown mechanisms among the measures.
Read the original →The article describes the GOP's biggest donor as sounding fine with humans dying off, after "super intelligence to the stars" is achieved.
Read the original →Elon Musk said Monday that China's ability to scale a product once it masters it often exceeds the rest of the world combined, but that advanced memory may be harder to crack. On Monday, the memory selloff erased a combined $108 billion from the market values of Micron Technology, SK Hynix and SanDisk. Memory stocks extended their slide in after-hours trading.
Read the original →The article says an era has begun in which individuals can build sustainable livelihoods by using their personal faces as core assets. It describes this as a shift in income-generation models spanning influencer marketing, digital content creation and personalized brand building.
Read the original →President Trump recently hosted a dinner for two at the White House, dining alone with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.
Read the original →The company combines clinical data and wearables to drive advanced preventive health.
Read the original →The article notes that Meta spent more than $80 billion on the metaverse.
Read the original →Leading AI figures warn of existential risks from AI alongside pandemics and war. Governments are aggressively pursuing AI dominance with little oversight, and trust in regulation remains a challenge.
Read the original →Kanishka Narayan told Reuters the restored UK testing deal covers OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind. It operates on the same voluntary terms as before.
Read the original →Research begun during an undergraduate degree in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at PUCRS was presented by an alumnus at ICLR 2026.
Read the original →The comic Mungteongguri began 102 years ago as humor. It later critiqued Japanese policies and Western influences.
Read the original →The pioneering computer scientist discusses why Trump is using 'superintelligence' wrong and whether AI could wipe out humanity. He also says our biggest challenge will be accepting we are not the only intelligent beings.
Read the original →Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said that "for too long, the industry lied" about the risks of artificial intelligence, and that it could "kill us all." The piece notes it is unusual for industry leaders to ask the government for more regulation, as industries often push for less.
Read the original →Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar challenged extreme views on AI, saying doomsday predictions reflect theological beliefs. He said some researchers' extreme faith in its potential borders on fanaticism. He spoke on Sunday on CBS "Face the Nation."
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