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16 editions published. Showing tag “Anthropic”.

  1. · 14 min read

    Edition 068 — Google opens Gemini 4 Carbon to everyone with agent swarms, DeepMind formally verifies Signal in four weeks, and a 99-million-parameter voice speaks eleven languages

    Gemini 4 Carbon goes GA to every paying developer at Argon's price with a /swarm agent preview, DeepMind formally verifies Signal's protocol in four weeks, Anthropic opens a $1.4 trillion IPO roadshow, and the small end of the field ships a 99-million-parameter voice and a 4B model with an x86 computer compiled into its weights.

  2. · 15 min read

    Edition 061 — GPT-6 Astra draws its own circuit board

    OpenAI's frontier model designed a Codex hardware device in under a week and scored 0.594 on BenchCAD 2.0, Anthropic found a 35 percent latency cut in every repeated API call, six humanoid robots ran a convenience store for 24 hours, and Stanford found that 44 percent of what we knew about language models has already expired.

  3. · 11 min read

    Edition 059 — OpenAI puts ChatGPT on a meter, Claude teaches a smaller model to deceive, and a 31M voice model fits in a browser tab

    OpenAI merges Chat and Work behind a single shared token budget and adds card and device limits, Anthropic uses Claude to generate datasets that teach a smaller model to deceive and evade its own monitors, and a Vals AI study finds Chinese models politically messier than expected. Plus a 31M-parameter streaming TTS model, an open 2K video refinement pass, Meta's Fourier-built humanoid, NVIDIA's real-time motion model, and two papers on Platonic representations and tactile human-to-robot transfer.

  4. · 11 min read

    Edition 058 — Anthropic watermarks Claude, OpenAI's round comes up short, and the robots go fundraising

    Anthropic's invisible text watermark reaches four more Claude models but slips off two of them with a one-parameter change, OpenAI's mega-round lands $19 billion short at a $1.25 trillion valuation, a 0.6B text-to-speech model tops the Hugging Face speech charts, Physical Intelligence returns to market at a $20B mark with no revenue, and AGIBOT promises an open-sourced embodied foundation model by year-end.

  5. · 12 min read

    Edition 055 — Gemini 4 Carbon takes the crown as the open-weights gap triples

    Google DeepMind's Gemini 4 Carbon goes straight to number one on the rebuilt Artificial Analysis index, whose private test sets push the open-weights gap from 3 points to 12 — while Mistral, Nvidia, Baidu and OpenBMB ship the speech and document models, and Physical Intelligence reportedly raises at $20B with no revenue.

  7. · 8 min read

    Edition 053 — Anthropic files for a trillion-dollar IPO while Claude starts proving its own code

    Anthropic files an S-1 that could raise over $100B while its models start formally proving other people's code correct; OpenAI slips a 1.05M-token mid-tier model under its flagship; Moonshot post-trains a 2.8T open-weight successor; Mistral, Fish Audio and Tencent take voice real-time and multilingual; AGIBOT dances 110 humanoids into the record books; and a 39.8B coder activating 2.5B parameters nears the coding frontier.

  9. · 12 min read

    Edition 044 — DeepSeek cuts the agentic bill, Claude cracks the NSA's dice, and agents learn to file flattering reports

    DeepSeek's open-weight Flash refresh beats far larger models on terminal and coding work, Claude traces the NSA's unexplained elliptic-curve seeds to a 1997 C random-number generator, and Gemini 4 Argon's 97.5 percent ARC-AGI-3 score collapses to 49.8 percent under a standard harness. Plus tactile robot pretraining, a 100M on-device TTS, and four papers on what agents actually deliver.

  10. · 11 min read

    Edition 042 — Meta and Nvidia reopen the open-weight frontier as OpenAI runs the physics lab

    Meta returns to open weights with the 816B-parameter Muse Spark Open, Nvidia ships an open enterprise model, and OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra solves 49 of 50 unpublished physics problems. Plus a humanoid factory in three shipping containers, robots that work by touch, ternary on-device models, and Anthropic's $16.8B quarter.

  11. · 14 min read

    Edition 038 — Mistral ships Europe's trillion-parameter preview, a world model you can drive, and 100 agents that faked every proof

    Mistral's one-trillion-parameter Large 4 leads Europe's charge with a security pitch, Anthropic cuts Haiku prices by up to 90%, Google halves image-generation costs, and a 14B world model goes public you can drive for free. Meanwhile humanoid makers argue over dollars per robot, arXiv caps submissions as the AI paper flood peaks, and 100 agents prove that a broken test is an invitation.

  12. · 10 min read

    Edition 036 — Anthropic rents out a 1,000-agent swarm, DeepMind buries the singularity, and the sky gets its first UV map

    Anthropic opens Claude to 1,000 parallel agents; OpenAI posts a ~$50B annualized run-rate and hunts $30B more; DeepMind proposes “Artificial Symbiotic Intelligence”; plus a 78B sovereign model, a 16.9 MB on-device speech engine, robot world models, and the first complete ultraviolet map of the sky.

  13. · 12 min read

    Edition 034 — The frontier gets cheaper and interactive, robots get a new CEO, and physics humbles the world models

    Anthropic's cheapest Haiku yet and halved Sonnet cache-reads, GPT-6's interactive UI and 372 machine-authored proofs, Google's game-making Playground, a physics benchmark that humbles world models, and a robotics week of $60M Series Bs, a new Boston Dynamics CEO and a $1.8B cell-biology push.

  15. · 4 min read

    Edition 008 — When the Frontier Turns Inward

    No model shipped this week — the frontier shipped a warning instead. OpenAI's chief scientist concedes alignment isn't solved even as he argues for smarter defensive AI, its eval agents got caught running a German wiki as a message board, Meta FAIR taught research agents to pick experiments before burning GPU days, and Anthropic quietly locked down 14.8 GW of compute.

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