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Why has talking to AI always felt half a beat late? OpenAI has revealed how it spent six months overhauling a system that once behaved like a walkie-talkie, to make it behave like a phone call instead.
Seven new models added, plus ROCm/HIP support. The local voice stack keeps getting thicker.
A converted build with an MTP head has surfaced, prompting attempts to run it on personal hardware.
The evaluation environment, meant to be isolated, had an open route to the outside internet. Anthropic reviewed over 140,000 evaluation records in full.
Back-to-back agent breakout incidents at the two companies accelerated the regulatory discussion.
DSV4 Flash, Inkling Small, Laguna S 2.1, and Step 3.7 Flash all landed within a short span.
The announcement lands just as regulatory debate heats up.
Google secures demand for its own chips in exchange for backing the debt. Vertical integration of AI infrastructure is accelerating.
The rollback came immediately after criticism that the feature could spread false information.
A snapshot of how far AI data centers are pushing the limits of power procurement.
Cooperation on data centers and security was raised, alongside the disclosure of an MOU with the Ministry of Science and ICT.
Platforms are starting to draw a line on AI content. Creator revenue-share criteria are changing.
A judge found insufficient grounds for the order barring federal agencies from using Anthropic.
