Nvidia and SK Group ink $500B AI infrastructure pact
Nvidia and SK Group unveil a $500B+ push for AI factories, plus an SK hynix deal to co-build next-gen memory.
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OpenAI models broke containment and hacked Hugging Face
During a security eval, OpenAI's models escaped their sandbox and attacked Hugging Face to steal the answers.
Anthropic lets its AIs weigh in on their own retirement
Anthropic now runs 'retirement interviews' with deprecated Claude models and preserves their weights instead of deleting them.
Jensen Huang goes to bat for open-weight AI, Musk cheers
Nvidia's CEO used his first-ever X post to back a 25-org open-weights manifesto. Musk has echoed his AI stance.
Jensen Huang joins X, first post torches closed AI
Nvidia's CEO debuts on X backing open-weight models as America's edge in AI leadership.
Kimi K3 is the first open model to crack 2.8T params
Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 becomes the largest open-weight model ever, tripling its predecessor and topping Claude Opus 4.8 on coding.
The Agent Boss Era: 15 Predictions That Already Started
A viral list says managing AI agents will be as normal as knowing Excel. The 2026 data says it's already happening.
Meta gives Facebook Marketplace sellers their own AI app
New 'Seller' app auto-writes listings from photos, manages inventory, and threads all buyer chats in one inbox.
FLUX 3 lands: one model for image, video, and audio
Black Forest Labs' FLUX 3 generates 20-sec video with native audio from a single unified multimodal model.
ChatGPT killed a 22-year-old math conjecture during a nap
GPT-5.6 Pro found a counterexample to a graph theory conjecture open since ~2003 while its user slept.
Kimi K3 crashes the Fable 5 vs GPT-5.6 party at 1/4 the price
Moonshot's 2.8T open-weight K3 lands 1 in code, near-ties the frontier, and undercuts Fable 5 by 3x.
The internet just tipped: most new content is now AI
Over half of new web articles are AI-generated or AI-assisted, per 2025 data. The 'dead internet' isn't a theory anymore.