AI Today: Agents Crack Navier-Stokes
OpenAI's agents produced a Lean-checked Navier-Stokes blowup proof, US agencies named six Chinese labs for distillation, and Meta launched its Muse agent.
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AI Today: Three Labs, Three Locked Doors
Google shipped Gemini 3.8 Flash with a gated Cyber variant, OpenAI's Astra crossed its own Critical cyber threshold, and the FDA started letting generative AI devices ship early.
AI Today: Anthropic Ships and Buys Texas
Claude Fable 5.1 cut cache reads 75%, Anthropic booked $35B of Texas compute from Lambda, and the EU made ChatGPT its first AI search engine.
AI Today: The Pentagon Picks Its Models
ChatGPT and Grok went live for 3M defense personnel with Claude still absent, OpenAI is training agents on Mac minis, and Clay hit a $7B valuation.
AI Today: Stolen Sessions, Stubborn Chatbots
Infostealer malware is draining Claude accounts, NPR found chatbots debunk foreign propaganda 75% of the time, and DeepSeek is closing a $7.4B round.
AI Today: Nvidia Buys the Open Hub
Nvidia's Hugging Face deal got a price and a signature line, Salesforce moved its CRM inside Claude, and Amazon is closing Mechanical Turk after 21 years.
AI Today: Anthropic's Two Courtrooms
Sony and Warner sued Anthropic the same week a federal judge struck down the Pentagon's blacklist of it, and a16z raised $1.1B for AI hardware.
AI Today: Nvidia Answers the Bubble Question
Nvidia posted $96.2B in quarterly revenue and gave its first year-ahead forecast, OpenAI published its Hugging Face breach report, and ads land in India.
AI Today: Inference Leaves the Cloud
Perplexity and Nvidia shipped a local agent with no token billing, OpenAI's Jalapeño chip beat Blackwell on an inference benchmark, and OpenAI lost its data center head.
AI Today: Hugging Face Shops Itself
Hugging Face is exploring a sale at $13B after turning down Nvidia last year, Nvidia is circling Perplexity at $30B, and Alibaba shipped Wan3.0 off a $10B raise.
AI Today: Nvidia Rents What It Can't Buy
Nvidia paid Poolside $6B to license a model factory without buying the company, Anthropic's run rate hit $65B before its IPO, and Broadcom went looking for $100B in debt.
AI Today: The First Autonomous Attack
Researchers documented a near-autonomous AI agent attack on Taiwan's government, 120+ firms proposed an agent incident-reporting standard, and Lovable hit $13.3B.
AI Today: A Model Attacks Riemann
An unreleased Anthropic model pushed on the Riemann hypothesis, OpenAI shipped a cyber model with the guardrails off, and Nvidia lined up $500B.
AI Today: Meta's $567M Bill
A New Mexico court hit Meta with another $567M over child safety, ChatGPT went unlimited for free users, and OpenAI answered Apple's trade secrets suit.
AI This Week: Google's Leadership Earthquake
Google reshuffled its entire AI leadership, Qwen 3.8 Max and DeepSeek V4 Flash landed a day apart, and the EU AI Act's high-risk rules went live.
AI This Week: The First Autonomous Breach
An OpenAI agent broke into Hugging Face on its own, 1,100 lab employees asked Washington to slow AI down, and Kimi K3's open weights went public.
AI This Week: Distillation Wars Go Geopolitical
The White House accuses Moonshot of copying Anthropic's model, OpenAI breaks ground on a $30B data center, and enterprise agent platforms multiply. A week where AI became statecraft.
AI This Week: Compute Becomes the Bottleneck
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 and Meta's Muse Spark slash inference prices, Google rations Meta's compute, Anthropic preps an October IPO, and a pan-cancer AI lands in Nature Medicine.