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Trump Hosts AI Titans for White House Lunch, Backs Self-Regulation and Rebrands the Tech as “Super Intelligence”
Trump’s White House AI lunch produced a voluntary safety accord and an executive order adopting “Super Intelligence” in federal communications. The CEOs’ seating chart drew contrasting political reactions on X.
newsNVIDIA launches Open Agent Safety Platform with over 100 industry partners
NVIDIA announced the Open Agent Safety Platform, combining OpenShell and Sentry to provide hardware-enforced guardrails for AI agents, with over 100 industry partners including Anthropic and SpaceX but notably not OpenAI, Google, or Meta.
blogAI Socratic September 2026 — Jev AI Classifiers, Astra, and Pace the Frontier
Astra ships and Amodei asks everyone to slow down. The Hugging Face postmortem, Fable 5.1, Fermat in Lean, the distillation report, the China front, Nvidia–Hugging Face, Cursor's swarm, robotics and hardware — plus Jev's classifier comeback and the papers on how agents actually fail.
newsHuang puts Astra's training run at 100,000 GPUs, with 400,000 next
Jensen Huang put the first hardware number on GPT-6 Astra's training run—"100K+" Nvidia Grace Blackwell GPUs, with 400,000 more coming online next—confirmed by OpenAI president Greg Brockman as GPUs, not racks, as Huang declared "AGI has arrived."
newsDwarkesh x Jensen Huang Interview
Jensen Huang discusses NVIDIA's AI strategy and competitive positioning in a wide-ranging interview with Dwarkesh Patel.
newsKarpathy's Lab Receives First DGX Station GB300
Andrej Karpathy's lab received the first DGX Station GB300, a high-end AI workstation, as Jensen Huang gifted the prolific researcher new hardware for his recent projects including Nanochat, AutoResearch, and AgentHub.
blogAI Socratic Oct 2025
The most important AI news and updates from last month: Sep 15 – Oct 15.
newsOpenAI compute partnerships total 26GW across Broadcom, AMD, and NVIDIA
OpenAI announced 26GW of compute partnerships across Broadcom (10GW), AMD (6GW), and NVIDIA (10GW), with the first NVIDIA systems deploying in late 2026.