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This week: OpenAI releases GPT-6 Astra (and reaches AGI?

This week in AI: Agents are buying your DDRAM, NVIDIA achieves AGI (again?)

This week: humanoid robots beat multiple human athletics records (also robot horses), ChatGPT can now send iMessages from your iPhone, and US Government datasets are disappearing.

This week: Anthropic explores multiagent behaviours (heads up, there is a lot of literature on this!)

This week: Meta gets in on the autonomous AI hacking trend (it seems like everyone is using it as a flex now), AI is now being used to design viruses, and Ken Griffin outlines the impact of AI at Citadel.

This week in AI: the singularity is upon us, more news that agents have run amok at Anthropic and OpenAI, and Google keeps pushing forward in areas like music.

This week: Anthropic is set to pay $1.3B to settle its author copyright lawsuit; Chinese company Ubtech robots start producing customizable companion robots, and Elon Musk gives it 10 years before AI controls the world.

This week: OpenAI's first hardware device was not what you expected, and we found an exoplanet with an atmosphere.

This week: Anthropic tugs at public perception with a large-scale survey, AI makes friends with Fermat's last theorem, and Unitree inexplicably persists in pushing further into robot combat demos.

This week: European tech aims at an abundance mindset, there really are more software vulnerabilities being found, and Fable 5 is back.

This week: OpenAI reveals an inference chip, previews ChatGPT v5.6 Sol, and Anthropic is cleared to release Mythos to a list of trusted organizations (but not Fable).

This week: Anthropic's Fable is still offline, SpaceX IPOs, and we got some insights into the Elias Thorne mystery.

There is a ton of interesting news this week: SpaceX takes off for data centers in space (20% pop on the IPO price), Microsoft's Satya Nadella says that evals might be the most important IP companies hold in the future (with Spec27, we're leaning into tha…

This week, Agents get therapists, Supabase hits 10.5B in valuation, and Amazon product search begins to invent products you can't buy (yes, it's deliberate).

This week Europe get's it's own office suite just when AI might be making office suites irrelevant, AI+Quantum might be quite good, and we get a new euphemism: Lower Value Human Capital.