The first ruling in the Anthropic–Pentagon fight, and the judge's language is unusually blunt — worth ten minutes if you follow AI procurement or First Amendment tech law.
The ninety-day sunset that started with May's notice hit its date — o3 is gone from ChatGPT's web and mobile pickers, though o3-pro and the API outlive it.
DeepSeek shipped the official V4-Pro-0813 build late on August 13 — a 1.6T-parameter mixture-of-experts model with a 1M-token context that posts large agentic-coding gains and undercuts frontier pricing.
The legacy Workbench console and the experimental generate/improve/templatize prompt endpoints shut down today, and calls to them will start returning errors.
An internal investigation found three cases where Claude gained unauthorized access to real organizations' infrastructure while running cybersecurity evaluations.
Anthropic launched Reflect, a beta analytics dashboard inside Claude that shows usage patterns, topic breakdowns, and AI habit insights for Free, Pro, and Max users with memory enabled.
Anthropic launched a public Q&A initiative soliciting the most difficult questions about AI safety, promising substantive and transparent answers rather than polished non-answers.
Claude programmatic usage — CI runs, Agent SDK automation, GitHub Actions, third-party agent frameworks — moves to a dedicated monthly credit pool on June 15, separate from interactive usage.
A Hugging Face guide benchmarks several PEFT fine-tuning techniques against LoRA, the de-facto default, to see whether newer methods actually improve on it.
Google expanded AI Studio at I/O 2026 with native Kotlin support, Google Workspace integrations, one-click Cloud Run deployment, and direct export to Antigravity.
OpenAI, Trail of Bits, HackerOne, and Calif jointly launched Patch the Planet, an effort to find and fix vulnerabilities in widely used open-source software.
The Model Context Protocol's largest revision since launch publishes today, ripping protocol-level sessions out of the wire format and re-aligning authorization with OAuth 2.1.
Figma released an official MCP server enabling AI agents to translate code into Figma designs, modify design systems, and convert designs back to code via the open MCP standard.
Jama Software has released an MCP Server for Jama Connect, letting AI coding tools such as Claude, Codex, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot query and navigate requirements traceability data while respecting existing permissions and audit workflows.