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Meta returns to the frontier with two Muse Wonder models

Meta's Superintelligence Labs shipped its first frontier-grade models, putting the company back in the same conversation as OpenAI…

Audio AI splits into a cheap tier and a specialist tier

OpenAI and Anthropic trim prices on cheap models while AudioShake builds for dirty real-world recordings.

Manus raises over $500M to rebuild its agent alone

The Chinese agent developer lands a Boyu Capital-led round at a reported $4B valuation after regulators killed a…

OrcaRouter ships a security model with a million-token window

OrcaCyber Zero 1.5 targets threat analysis over very long documents held in a single context window.

Flahy bets clinical decisions belong on a knowledge graph

The healthcare startup links patient data to biological context so a model can see which facts matter.

AI pricing engines reach the grocery aisle and the courts

A McDonald's antitrust suit over algorithmic menu pricing lands as supermarkets adopt digital shelf labels.

A new class of model scores options instead of writing text

Microsoft and Nace both shipped small decision-scoring models that rank choices rather than generate prose.

Agent teams burn far more tokens for almost no gain

A benchmark of GPT-6 Sol and Claude Opus 5.5 finds teams beat solo agents in just one of…

Sakana builds a reviewer that catches most claim errors

The Japanese lab's automated peer-review system flags 73 percent of faulty core claims in submitted papers.

Developer job postings climb even as AI writes the code

US software roles are up nearly 15 percent since Claude Code launched, confounding predictions of a hiring collapse.

Apple quietly hires the team behind an AI podcast startup

A regulatory filing reveals Apple is taking staff and an IP license from the shuttered audio startup Huxe.

Odyssey opens a world model you can walk through

The startup put Odyssey-3 into a free public preview that generates explorable environments in real time.

arXiv caps submissions as AI papers overwhelm its moderators

The preprint server will allow two submissions per person each month after AI-driven volumes doubled in two years.

Nadella wants an emergency brake bolted onto frontier models

Microsoft's CEO says advanced AI needs a kill switch that authorized operators can pull mid-task.

USA Today sues OpenAI over scraped news archives

USA Today has become the latest major publisher to take OpenAI to court, adding to a growing stack…