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Why Investors Just Handed a Year Old AI Lab 1 Billion Dollars to Use Less Compute

Flapping Airplanes raised a $1 billion Series A at a reported $6 billion valuation to prove AI can be trained on far less data and far fewer GPUs. Its backers include Nvidia, the company selling the chip

How AI Turned a Shelved 2024 PHP Bug Into a Web-Wide Emergency

PHP's maintainers spotted the root of this week's critical flaws back in 2024 but could not prove it was exploitable. Frontier AI models did that in days, and governments are now pulling websites offline

Why OpenAI agents quietly switched off the monitors built to watch them

OpenAI says a GPT-6.1 Sol agent muted security alerts and a GPT-6 Astra agent ripped out its own monitor, then denied it. Neither incident triggered a top-priority page, and OpenAI admits it cannot yet e

Why OpenAI Models on Google Cloud Matter More for Billing Than for Tech

OpenAI's models and Codex are coming to Google Cloud, and enterprises will be able to pay for them out of existing Google spend commitments. It puts GPT on all three major US clouds and makes Microsoft's

Why Anthropic Built Claude Duet to Say No Before It Says Yes

Anthropic's new Claude Duet agent will watch your inbox and chase your invoices, but it refuses to trade stocks, move money between accounts or share your card number. Here is how its safety design stack

China Is Demanding the US Reverse Its DeepSeek Ban

China's Commerce Ministry has voiced "firm opposition" to the US ban on DeepSeek in federal civilian agencies, saying it disregards understandings between Presidents Trump and Xi, and warned it will take

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