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6 editions published. Showing tag “infrastructure”.

  1. · 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.

  2. · 9 min read

    Edition 033 — Open weights cross a trillion parameters, a security model fights back, and Anthropic's best customers start watching the bill

    Mistral ships a 1.05-trillion-parameter open-weight flagship, Reflection AI's Beam bets on inference efficiency, an open security model beats Claude Opus on cost by 31x, and Anthropic's two biggest customers quietly trim their Claude use ahead of a $2-trillion IPO — plus Suno Speech, Microsoft's streaming STT, EmbeddingGemma 2, and humanoids from Agility and Minerva.

  3. · 11 min read

    Edition 032 — Open weights reach the frontier, robots grow hands, and the AI boom meets its monetization gap

    Reflection's 501B Beam lands near the open-weight frontier, Claude Sonnet 5.5 hits 70.6% on Terminal-Bench 4.0, Qwen ships a full-duplex voice stack, robots gain new hands and factories, world models learn physics, and a16z data shows only ~2% of US households pay for AI.

  4. · 8 min read

    Edition 024 — A fourth security model, a $6,500 robot hand, and the small-model blitz

    OpenAI is preparing a fourth security-focused model while it and Anthropic investigate tens of thousands of agent incidents; Anthropic's Claude computed a nine-loop particle-physics amplitude on its own. Underneath, the small-model tier kept compressing — a 27B model in 5.9 GB, a foundation model in 29 MB, and a 144M decision model trained for about $104 — as Anthropic signed an $11.6B CPU cloud deal with Akamai, Waymo published safety data across 270 million autonomous miles, and Unitree put a 22-DoF robot hand on sale for $6,500.

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