OpenAI Fires Safety Researchers; GPT-6.1 Sol Ultrafast Debuts
The dismissals raise questions about third-party safety audits even as OpenAI ships a faster GPT-6.1 tier and Anthropic cuts cache-read prices.
Frontier models, research results, agents, and developer tooling.
The dismissals raise questions about third-party safety audits even as OpenAI ships a faster GPT-6.1 tier and Anthropic cuts cache-read prices.
NVIDIA's cloud gaming service adds the new Gears prequel with RTX 5080-class performance and AI-driven DLSS, plus a direct Fire TV membership purchase option.
JetBrains' open-weight Mellum2.1 uses reinforcement learning on real repositories to jump from 2.0 to 47.0 on SWE-bench Verified.
A new on-policy distillation method trains multi-turn LLM agents to avoid pivotal mistakes and recover from them, outperforming 13 baselines on three benchmarks.
A new marketplace lets LLM providers bid in real time to serve each inference request, aiming to cut costs.
Nvidia's full-stack Halos safety system aims to reduce risks in physical AI, from robotaxis to humanoid robots.
The new small model undercuts typical pricing while retaining a long context window and a strong OSWorld score.
Unsloth Studio binds approval to code fingerprints and blocks flagged weights, closing the gap between a trusted repo and the code that actually runs.
Perplexity's new open-weight embedding models span edge to server, with a top MADQA score of 92.4%.
Hugging Face's new support for multi-vector models gives retrieval systems a more granular matching method than traditional single-vector embeddings.
A single source reports that Asana used OpenAI's Codex to finish a legacy testing overhaul in two weeks for about $12,000, work previously estimated at five years.
A practical guide demonstrates how to work around limited context in language models using code examples.
A Hugging Face post from IBM Research offers a practical framework for sizing agent memory, challenging one-size-fits-all assumptions.
OpenAI is tightening monitoring, alignment, and security measures to control the release pace of its most capable AI models.
New features aim to turn Search into a study aid for students preparing for tests.
Replit's new Free Mode, powered by OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Luna, lets anyone build working software without tracking token costs.
OpenAI reaffirms Zero Data Retention for eligible API customers and previews Private Safety Processing for advanced AI safety without compromising data privacy.
Three new OpenAI initiatives span national-security oversight, student AI literacy, and independent policy research.