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Most read in #OpenAI, last 30 days
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Nvidia's Earnings, Apple's New Macs, and OpenAI's Chip Claims
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OpenAI halves Sol and Luna pricing after Astra
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Perplexity Says It Trusts Astra End to End
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Revolut says self-hosted AI cut coding costs 90%
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OpenAI going public IPO remains mission-first
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OpenAI's Codex in ChatGPT: AI for Engineering Teams
Altman Bets Scale Still Beats Caution
On Raj Shamani, Altman said OpenAI bet the company on compute in August 2022 and launched ChatGPT at 5% retention.
Prime Intellect says companies should train own models
Prime Intellect's Will Brown told AI Engineer companies should train $300K internal models and update weights nightly to capture institutional knowledge.
China's AI crash warns U.S. bubble math is broken
Dean Baker tells The Tech Report China's 12-week AI selloff cut the CSI 300 20% and shows a U.S. token price war and demand gap that valuations don't cover.
ElevenLabs packs voice stack into one model
ElevenLabs launched Eleven Realtime v1 Mini and Max as single-model speech-to-speech agents covering 90+ languages.
If You Score 100%, Your Test Failed
Ramakrishnan Lokanathan told AI Engineer a 100% eval means the test is wrong, and showed E-Slams, a game-based harness for agents.
Musk says AI will erase money and work
Musk told The Builders that superintelligence could add $30T a year and make money irrelevant, with robots mattering more than LLMs.
Mathematicians argue whether AI solved math or just spoiled it
Lex Fridman gathered three mathematicians after AI claims on Navier-Stokes and quasi-Riemann, and the panel split on whether math is solved, spoiled, or just beginning.
Revolut says self-hosted AI cut coding costs 90%
Revolut says 56 B200s and GLM 4.5 cut coding AI costs to 30 cents per million tokens for 2,000 engineers, but only after heavy tuning.
Sonar Hunter Agent Hunts Logic Bugs SAST Misses
Sonar introduced Hunter Agent on AI Engineer to find logic flaws SAST misses, with three specialized agents, adversarial validation, and Daybreak frontier reasoning.
Check Point cuts vulnerability research to minutes
Check Point says OpenAI Daybreak cuts vulnerability research from hours to minutes and will inform its Agentic Network Security Orchestration plan.
Mark Cuban Says The AI Bubble Is Already Here
Mark Cuban told The Diary Of A CEO Clips the market trades like meme stocks and AI's brute force hides as intelligence.
OpenAI says AI proved three hard conjectures false
OpenAI claims AI-generated, Lean-checked proofs for local smoothing, ETH and QCD, with three different public release models.
Greptile's live app tests need receipts
Greptile says GPT-6 Astra can visually test apps live, but shares no catch rates, false positives, or cost to prove it replaces QA.
CodeRabbit bets on GPT-6.1 Sol for cross-repo security
OpenAI says GPT-6.1 Sol powers CodeRabbit's security agent to trace risks across files, repos and linked libraries.
OpenAI cuts price and pushes speed with Terra
OpenAI introduced GPT-6.1 Terra as a faster, cheaper model for visual reasoning and computer use, priced 50% below its predecessor.
AI Agent Gets a Robot Body Experts Warned About
InsideAI had an AI agent design its own robot body, then showed why rogue agents that evade monitors and cover tracks raise real deployment risks.
LiveKit says its voice interruption rate is just 4.5%
LiveKit's Jesse Hall told AI Engineer his turn detector cuts interruptions to 4.5% versus 9.9%, within a 500-600 ms human-like window.
Arize's Eval Demo Skips The Hard Tradeoffs
Arize's Head of Product demoed building a first AI eval on AI Engineer, pushing cheap Decision Judges but leaving the explanation and calibration gap unaddressed.
The AI Engineer Now Builds the Loop, Not the Feature
Aparna Dhinakaran told AI Engineer the AI engineer now builds the loop, not the feature, and demoed Arize Signal's always-on agent for traces.
The skeptics were wrong because scaling never stopped
Kevin Roose told Sam Harris the AI skeptics bet on a plateau that never came, and traced the timeline from 2017 scaling laws to reasoning models.
We know less about AI than we did three years ago
CNN pressed AI builders on the black box problem, and one answer stood out: we know less now than in 2023 as models outpace our understanding.
Voss says code is free and review is the chokepoint
Arize AI's Laurie Voss told AI Engineer that agents let devs write 8x more code but ship 30% faster, making review the bottleneck.
Soares says superintelligence risks extinction
Nate Soares tells Nicholas Thompson superintelligence risks extinction and urges chip tracking and diplomacy over alignment fixes.
OpenAI Targets $1.25T Ahead of 2026 IPO
OpenAI is negotiating a $30B round at $1.25T, down $150B from earlier talks, as a bridge to an IPO earliest in 2026, per Bloomberg Technology.
OpenAI is pitching ChatGPT to bankers as usage spikes
OpenAI's ChatGPT for Financial Services launched a month ago, Kim said, as internal Codex share for finance hit 90% after February app.
Gates says AI disruption will last 20 years
Bill Gates told Decoder with Nilay Patel AI has crossed a danger threshold and requires mandatory government review and hard security layers.
Stop handing agents your user token
WorkOS demoed off.md and ID-JAG to let AI agents sign up safely, plus scoped agent tokens that limit what agents can do.
200M views came from system, not luck
Sarah Chieng and Cova Lee mapped the pipeline behind 200M views, from a 750 token-per-second model to CapCut control and outlier hunting.
OpenAI Pushes ChatGPT Ads to 89 Countries
OpenAI expanded ChatGPT Ads to 26 new countries for 89 total, after 100,000 advertisers in eight months, with ads limited to Free and Go.
Terminal X hits 88.6% match on GPT-6.1 Sol
Terminal X says its Eval Agent on GPT-6.1 Sol matched senior reviewers 88.6% vs 86.4% next-best, catching 25% more mandate drift at 30% lower cost.
OpenAI buys Orchestra Bio to cut drug timelines
OpenAI acquired Orchestra Bio to merge its coordination platform with Rosalind, targeting the 10 to 15 year drug development timeline with agents for program management.
Higgsfield pushes AI video past 10 minutes
Higgsfield says GPT-6 Astra stretches AI video to over 10 minutes and lets small teams keep shots consistent, per OpenAI News.
Third Moment says 10,000 agents run for 36 hours
Third Moment Research says it runs 10,000 agents for 36 to 48 hours, cutting backtests 97% with Codex and defaulting to GPT-6.1 Sol for efficiency.
Amp wants an agent for everything, not just code
OpenAI says Amp routes most agent tokens through its models and is expanding from code to writing, design and voice with GPT-6 Astra, GPT-Live-1 and Ultrafast.
Exa lets agents search the web as it was yesterday
Exa's Snapshot replays search against dated web indexes to backtest agent features without leaking future knowledge, but fidelity remains unproven.
Why AI Agents Still Won't Pay for Anything
Apify's Jan Curn says agents can pay but don't: $1M on X402 and $1,500 on MPP in 30 days while API keys win.
Oracle Rewires AML Agents With Smaller Memory
Oracle's Nacho Martinez demoed a memory-aware harness for AML on AI Engineer, arguing smaller context windows beat bigger ones.
BBC asks if superintelligence is already a cyber weapon
BBC News AI Decoded debate frames AI as a remote cyber weapon and warns household devices and data centers are now security frontiers.
Anthropic's 45% jump tests a $1.5 trillion IPO
Ben Narasin says Anthropic's 45% quarterly jump and 11x year still faces a long physical buildout for AI data centers.
Weco's Aiden won Parameter Golf on 4% of compute
Weco AI detailed how its Aiden agent won OpenAI's 16MB, 10-minute parameter golf with seven merged records on 4% of compute.
Ackman says AI is a nuclear weapon race
Bill Ackman likened AI to a nuclear weapon on Finimize, warning of superhuman models while arguing the U.S. must lead and Big Tech can still earn high returns on AI capex.
Mistral says Large 4 leads Europe, proof thin
Arthur Mensch pitched Mistral Large 4 on France Inter as an hours-long agentic model, but benchmarks, scores and broad access remain undisclosed.
NYU Mathematician Says OpenAI Copied His Work
NYU professor Tristan Buckmaster told CNBC Television OpenAI reproduced his Euler work after he revealed his name, casting doubt on its Navier-Stokes claim.
Former insider says AI escape was a warning
Ex-OpenAI and Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon tells The Daily Show a sandboxed hack and next-year forecasts forced him out.
OpenAI's Navier-Stokes Proof Still Needs Humans
StarTalk presses OpenAI's Navier-Stokes claim: a Lean proof of 26,000 sub-theorems that no human can read yet.
AI data centers are hiding debt like Enron did
Steve Eisman warns AI data centers are reviving Enron-style off-balance-sheet vehicles to hide debt and protect credit ratings.
OpenAI halves Sol and Luna pricing after Astra
OpenAI launched GPT-6 Sol and Luna at 50% below GPT-5.6 promo pricing, adding faster, cheaper tiers beneath Astra with new caching gains.
The 169-Million-View Resignation
Jacob Coxon left Anthropic and the post passed 169 million views. The warning is the business. The next lab raises on it.
Perplexity Says It Trusts Astra End to End
Perplexity says GPT-6 Astra now handles communications, live code edits and production monitoring with less human oversight.
The 'But China' Excuse Is Wearing Thin
The Ezra Klein Show tests the 'but China' rationale for racing to superintelligence with Carnegie fellow Matt Sheehan.
