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The Wall Street Journal reports that Nvidia’s board is preparing to remove Jensen Huang as CEO, and we look at what that report could mean for the AI industry. We also explore how Claude Projects can save knowledge files for future work. Google DeepMind’s AlphaGenome 2 moves DNA predictions into specific cell types, giving researchers a more detailed way to investigate disease-related genetic changes.
OpenAI’s Businesses in ChatGPT beta gives eligible companies a way to manage their profiles and see aggregated engagement insights. We look at its Business Agents rollout alongside Anthropic’s new Sheets and Whiteboards betas and its plans for a Google Meet assistant. Then we unpack why the AI Futures Project moved its forecast for superhuman AI research into 2027, and the assumptions behind that forecast.
Anthropic says Claude Fable 5.2 is faster and cheaper than 5.1, and we look at how it differs from the more restricted Mythos 5.2. Meta’s Muse Ember is built for routine agent work, and its benchmark results give us a way to compare what those tasks cost. Google also announced two specialized TPUs, one designed to protect data while it’s being processed and another for workloads that need more memory.
Nvidia’s board has opened an independent investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort. The board says it has no reason to believe Nvidia secrets or national security were compromised. We also unpack Anthropic’s research into how Claude agents can use downtime to review their notes, correct errors, and carry useful context into later sessions.
Could AI be speeding up the work of building better AI? METR estimates Anthropic is improving its models on well-defined tasks about twice as fast as before, though the estimate is uncertain and much of the key evidence was redacted. We also look at how OpenAI’s Images 2.6 turns ideas and still images into GIFs. Then we get into GPT-6 Cyber and what OpenAI says it found while testing the model on Firefox.
Grok Bot is adding phone calls, bringing AI agents into tasks such as appointments and time spent on hold. We look at the rollout and the questions it raises about user responsibility and oversight. We also examine reported local ballot results on data centers, with counts still subject to certification. Then we get practical with testing free AI assistants, sketching a project before building it, and a community workflow for making handwritten family letters searchable.
Apple is opening a Siri AI developer preview to more apps, but App Store submissions are still planned for spring. Google is changing school controls for Search and Gemini, raising questions about how districts can restrict AI. CrowdStrike says its new AI Kill Switch can cut agent access to models through connected gateways, with broader containment still coming. We also cover a Runway product-photo workflow, the latest AI updates, and a Claude project that drafts timesheets for human review.
MIT researchers report that GPT-6 Astra improved a small AI model by directly editing its weights, with results that varied sharply between models. OpenAI introduces LifeVal to measure how AI handles everyday tasks, though its reported scores need careful interpretation. We also cover OpenAI's agreements in Abu Dhabi and a practical Riverside workflow for turning interviews into clips. Plus, the latest AI tools, industry updates, and a community approach to checking AI research.
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