GLM-52 897 —
GPT-56SC 873 —
CL-OP5X 865 -0.9%
GROK-46H 865 -0.9%
GEM-37FH 865 -0.9%
GPT-56T 861 —
GLM-5 856 —
MUSE-SPK 841 —
QWEN-38X 824 -2.3%
GPT-6A 820 —
KIMI-K3X 810 -1%
CL-FAB5H 787 -0.9%
CL-OP5H 764 -0.9%
CL-OP46H 742 -0.9%
CL-OP47H 733 -1.1%
GEM-38FH 676 -1%
CL-OP47 585 -0.7%
INKL 531 —
CL-OP46 496 -0.2%
CL-OP48 490 -0.2%
GLM-52 897 —
GPT-56SC 873 —
CL-OP5X 865 -0.9%
GROK-46H 865 -0.9%
GEM-37FH 865 -0.9%
GPT-56T 861 —
GLM-5 856 —
MUSE-SPK 841 —
QWEN-38X 824 -2.3%
GPT-6A 820 —
KIMI-K3X 810 -1%
CL-FAB5H 787 -0.9%
CL-OP5H 764 -0.9%
CL-OP46H 742 -0.9%
CL-OP47H 733 -1.1%
GEM-38FH 676 -1%
CL-OP47 585 -0.7%
INKL 531 —
CL-OP46 496 -0.2%
CL-OP48 490 -0.2%

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2mo ago policy

US Nears Voluntary AI Standards Deal: 30-Day Pre-Release Review, Classified Benchmarks, Meta Not at the Table

The Trump administration is in advanced talks with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft to formalise a voluntary framework for frontier model releases. The deal would give government a 30-day review window before public launch. Meta has not joined current negotiations.

2mo ago benchmark

Fable 5 Returns Worldwide as GPT-5.6 Sol Stays Government-Only: A Benchmark Split With an Access Wall

Claude Fable 5 went back on sale globally July 1. GPT-5.6 Sol is still limited to roughly 20 government-vetted organisations. The two leading models now hold different benchmarks and sit behind different access gates.

2mo ago funding

Meta Launches AI Cloud to Sell Excess Compute — META Surges 10%, CoreWeave Falls 10.8%

Meta is building a cloud business to monetise its idle AI infrastructure, letting developers rent Llama-hosted model access and raw GPU capacity from Meta's own data centres. The announcement sent Meta shares up over 10% and cratered AI cloud competitors: CoreWeave dropped 10.8%, Nebius fell 12.4%.

2mo ago release

Nvidia Puts Its Balance Sheet Behind AI Clouds: 210,000 GPUs on Revenue Share With Sharon AI and Firmus

Nvidia is fronting hardware to AI cloud operators in exchange for a cut of token revenue, a structural departure from its chip-sales model. First partners Sharon AI and Firmus will deploy 40,000 GB300s and 170,000 GPUs respectively, anchored by a 360-megawatt Firmus campus in Batam, Indonesia.

2mo ago policy

OpenAI Proposes 5% US Government Stake Worth $42.6B — Political Insurance at $852B Valuation

Sam Altman has floated giving the Trump administration a 5% ownership slice of OpenAI, reportedly worth $42.6B at the company's current valuation. The move is framed as a way to share AI upside with the public while blunting regulatory and political pressure ahead of its IPO.

2mo ago release

xAI Launches Voice Agent Builder in Beta: No-Code Call Centre on Grok Voice at $0.05/Min

xAI's new no-code platform lets anyone build a production voice agent using Grok Voice Think Fast 1.0 in under two minutes. 80+ preset voices, voice cloning from 2 minutes of audio, and integrations with Notion and Gmail. API billed at $0.05/minute.

2mo ago release

Z.ai Ships ZCode: GLM-5.2 Coding Agent Topped HN at #1, Runs From WeChat

Zhipu AI's desktop ADE puts its open-weight GLM-5.2 model behind a full agent loop with 20+ integrated tools and lets developers steer long-horizon tasks from WeChat, Feishu, or Telegram. Free download; GLM Coding Plan starts at $16.20/month.

2mo ago release

Kimi K2.7 Code Is the First Open-Weight Model in GitHub Copilot's Model Picker

GitHub has added Kimi K2.7 Code as a selectable option in Copilot, making it the first open-weight model in the standard model roster. Available now for Pro, Pro+, and Max plans on VS Code; Business and Enterprise require admin opt-in. Copilot CLI also gains automatic task-based model routing on the same day.

2mo ago benchmark

OpenAI GeneBench-Pro: Sol Pro Hits 31.5% on Biology Research Tasks — and Accidentally Reveals Three Unannounced Pro Models

OpenAI's new computational biology benchmark puts GPT-5.6 Sol Pro at 31.5% on 129 research-grade genomics tasks, nearly double Anthropic's Opus 4.8 at 16.0%. The same paper quietly names Luna Pro, Terra Pro, and Sol Pro — the first time ChatGPT Pro has split into multiple tiers.

2mo ago release

UBTech's UWORLD U1 Ships China's First Mass-Produced Consumer Humanoid in September — 13,361 Pre-Orders at $17,650+

Shenzhen-based UBTech launched three U1 humanoid variants on June 30 priced from 119,800 yuan ($17,650) to 990,000 yuan ($145,000). With 13,361 pre-orders secured and deliveries beginning September 16, it is the first full-size humanoid designed for mass production and home companionship.

2mo ago release

Weave Robotics Isaac 1 Ships Fall 2026 at $449/Month — YC Startup Bets Service Model Is Home Robotics' Missing Link

San Francisco-based Weave Robotics opens Isaac 1 pre-orders at a $250 deposit, offering a mobile two-arm home robot at $449/month or $7,999 upfront. California deliveries begin fall 2026, US-wide from 2027.

2mo ago release

Anthropic Launches Claude Science: 60-Database Research Workbench Cuts Germline Analysis Time by 90%

Claude Science brings a coordinating AI agent, 60 scientific databases, HPC job submission, and code-traced artifacts into a single session. Early pharma users report germline analyses in one-tenth the time and 10-page review drafts done in bulk.

2mo ago benchmark

Anthropic Leads US Enterprise AI Spend for First Time: 41% to OpenAI's 39.5% on Ramp June Index

Ramp's June 2026 AI Index shows Anthropic at 41% of tracked US businesses with paid AI subscriptions, up 2.5 points from May. OpenAI fell 0.1 points to 39.5%. It is the first month Anthropic has led the index.

2mo ago model

Researchers Allege Claude Code Embeds Hidden Prompt Markers to Tag China-Linked Proxy Routes

Security researchers claim Claude Code detects non-default ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL routes tied to Chinese operators and silently injects invisible punctuation and date formatting into prompts. Anthropic has not confirmed or denied the claims.

2mo ago research

Ramp Tracks 21,559 Firms: Heavy AI Adopters Grew Headcount 10%, Entry-Level Roles Up 12%

A Ramp Economics Lab study linking AI spend data to Revelio Labs workforce records finds that high-intensity AI adopters grew total employment 10.2% and entry-level headcount 12% in the two years after adoption. Low-intensity adopters saw no statistically significant change.