Across Asia, a new wave of AI startups is quietly (and sometimes not so quietly) testing a bet that the next phase of model adoption won’t be decided solely by who invents the best architecture—but by who can ship it,…
In a move that signals a willingness to work with frontier AI labs rather than simply constrain them, the Trump administration has allowed Anthropic some level of access to its “MythosMove” efforts. The decision is being framed as a de-escalation—an…
In a move that underscores how quickly AI procurement and deployment are shifting from “pilot projects” to operational infrastructure, the Trump administration has reportedly authorized Anthropic’s “Mythos 5” for use across more than 100 U.S. companies and government agencies. The…
Anthropic’s Mythos 5 has reportedly resumed activity for a limited set of organizations after a two-week stretch of negotiations with the Trump administration, according to a letter viewed by The Verge. The update is significant not only because it suggests…
OpenAI has signaled that the rollout path for its next-generation model, GPT-5.6, will not be shaped by government access requests as a default operating procedure—at least not in the way the company says it was handled this time. According to…
OpenAI’s latest leadership move in India is being framed as more than a routine executive hire. According to reporting, the company has brought in the head of Uber’s India business to lead OpenAI’s operations in what it considers its biggest…
For years, the AI chip story has been told as a near-monopoly: Nvidia designs the hardware, the ecosystem rallies around it, and everyone else—model builders, cloud providers, enterprise buyers—falls into line. But the industry is starting to look less like…
OpenAI has begun rolling out GPT-5.6 in what it describes as a “limited preview,” restricting early access to a small group of users who have been vetted by the US government. The announcement, reported by the Financial Times, frames the…
OpenAI has moved quickly to turn a burst of policy-driven uncertainty into something tangible for developers and enterprises: a limited preview of GPT-5.6, delivered less than a day after reporting indicated the company would stagger its next model release at…
AI’s political stakes are rising fast enough that the old framing—Anthropic versus OpenAI, model A versus model B, lab rivalry as the main story—has started to feel like a category error. The more capable these systems become, the less the…
University has always sold a promise: that time spent studying will translate into opportunity. But in the last few years that promise has been tested from every angle—by rising tuition and living costs, by shifting labour-market demand, by the growing…
Two weeks is a long time in AI—especially when the most capable systems in a company’s lineup are sitting idle. Anthropic’s Mythos-class models have remained offline since a Friday ultimatum from the Trump administration brought negotiations to a head, and…