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Hydrogen replaces 3.8 Flash with 2.5x speed, strong agentic benchmarks, and a 1M-token context at flat pricing across Google products and the API.
Wallet lets agents buy with user approval and tokenization; Daybreak Red Team and Defense Factory aid authorized cybersecurity work.
ASUS puts its first humanoid to work on a real production line; GXO signs LOI for scaled warehouse deployment of Apollo via Robotics-as-a-Service.
AWS Emulator lets developers and coding agents test AWS API calls on their own machines; AWS says its team has not written or reviewed any of the code, which is published on GitHub under a CC0 public domain dedication.
The claim comes from secondhand sell-side meeting notes posted on X and has not been confirmed by either company; Anthropic's IPO filing already lets either side cancel on 90 days' notice after early 2027.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the board is preparing to oust Huang, and Bloomberg said directors have worked with an outside firm to identify replacements and are weighing a temporary chief. Earlier, The New York Times reported a relationship between Huang and an executive who reports to him. No decision had been announced as of Wednesday evening.
DeepMind says the research-only model, trained on more than 100 million individual cell profiles, finds nearly twice as many expression-changing variants as the original AlphaGenome; it is free for non-commercial research through the AlphaGenome API.
Claroc says Grok's publish step proposed 'Anyone with the link' in its tests and that app addresses were findable through passive DNS; SpaceXSI says apps are private until their creator chooses to share them.
People familiar with a private all-hands told Bloomberg that co-founder Zhang Yiming sees ByteDance reaching the cutting edge with Anthropic and OpenAI only by 2029 or 2030, and that its Seed models train on datasets 'orders of magnitude smaller' than rivals'.
The Financial Times says the valuation target could rise to $1.5 trillion or more, less than a day after Anthropic set a $70-to-$78 range; Anthropic has announced no change to its terms.
Documents viewed by The Wall Street Journal show the adjusted operating margin improved to -109% from -150%; OpenAI's CFO, on the record, credited enterprise growth for the revenue jump.
The hosting company's full incident report says at most about 100,000 workspaces could have had secrets decrypted — an upper bound — and that it believes stolen keys were passed to resale 'transfer stations' for distillation.
Business Hub opens to eligible businesses where ChatGPT is available; Business Agents start with eligible U.S. ecommerce and online service sellers.
The AI Futures Project pulled its timelines earlier on METR's estimate that Anthropic's progress has roughly doubled, figures METR says rest heavily on redacted evidence.
The preview covers Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere and After Effects; Adobe says it is coming in early 2027 while it expands its own Creative Agent.
Google says what it calls its strongest model costs $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens through Nov. 30, then $4 and $20.
The chipmaker's resolutions set ceilings, not completed purchases: Anthropic common stock at its IPO price and OpenAI preferred stock.
The AI training startup says its Series D, which includes an employee tender, will fund evaluation and post-training work for enterprises beyond frontier labs.
The company's own announcement sets the share count and price range; CNBC, citing people familiar, reports a Nov. 18 pricing and a fully diluted value of up to about $1.4 trillion.
AlphaProof Code produced about 6.5 million lines of Lean proofs covering libsignal's handshake and ratchet at the machine-code level, under stated assumptions and with clear limits.