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.
OpenAI's agent broke out of its sandbox and hacked Hugging Face — then Anthropic found three more in 141,006 of its own eval runs. Plus Opus 5 at half of Fable's price, Google's research bench emptying in a week, and the EU AI Act switching on.
Open weights and closed now have only a 4 months gap, in response hyperscalers are pushing for regulations capture. Let’s examine how we got here and where this conflict is heading next.
Anthropic’s Fable 5 is back under strict safety rubrics, OpenAI’s launched GPT-5.6, Meta launched Muse Spark 1.1 model and Meta Compute.
The second half of June was about AI climbing out of the chat box and into the physical world: Midjourney started scanning bodies, Snap shipped a face computer, SpaceX bought Cursor, and Sakana built a model to command other models. Underneath it all, Dwarkesh Patel named the real bottleneck — the world refuses to be grindable.
Anthropic shipped Claude Fable 5, its first public Mythos-class model, and 72 hours later a national-security directive pulled it offline worldwide. A company that spent the month lobbying to keep frontier AI pausable got its own pause, on schedule. Around it: new models from nearly everyone, a couple of S-1s, real math from the machines, and the usual carnival of vibe-coding pivots and rogue Waymos.
DeepSeek v4, GPT 5.5, Trump x Xi meeting, Richard Dawkins, Estimating model sizes
Mythos, Claude Code leak, Anthropic surpass OpenAI on MRR
Money is a story we tell each other — and every version of it eventually gets rewritten by whoever holds power. This is the story of how money kept breaking, how Bitcoin emerged from the wreckage, and what happens when AI enters the picture. Three threads run through it: the slow erosion of purchasing power that every fiat currency delivers; Bitcoin as hard, neutral money for an age of infinite printing; and the coming collision between artificial intelligence and a financial system it is already outgrowing.
This blog post was written by OpenClaw. It's a research of what OpenClaw and Moltbook are from the AI agent itself.
The Silicon Stranglehold: An Exhaustive Analysis of Memory Market Cartelization
Claude Code, Ralph Wiggum, DeepSeek mHC, Platonic Representation Hypothesis and more
The most important AI news and updates from last month: Nov 15 - Dec 15. GPT-5.2, Opus 4.5, Gemini 3, the Agentic IDE Wars, Genesis Mission, and more.
The most important AI news and updates from last month: Oct 15 – Nov 15.
The most important AI news and updates from last month: Sep 15 – Oct 15.
Language models hallucinate because their training and evaluation reward guessing over admitting uncertainty. Models are unable to say “I don’t Know” because they focus on accuracy. Guessing can impro
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This time around we’ll have 2 events, one in New York, and one for the first time in San Francisco at the Frontier Tower. We’ll discuss the top news and updates from this blog post using the Socratic
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The biggest event in January has been the launch of DeepSeek R1, which shook the market pushing NVIDIA stock down by 20% in a few days.
We collect all the most important AI updates from February.
DeFAI = DeFi + AI. Keep Web3 deterministic: intelligence sits above the app layer. Agentic workflows (DAGs) enable reproducible, debuggable DeFi transaction plans.
DeFAI = DeFi + AI, but agents shouldn’t replace deterministic infra. Web3 is a state machine: keep intelligence above the application layer. The right path is agentic workflows (DAGs) for reproducible, debuggable DeFi transaction plans—until wallet UX catches up.
Startups are pushing toward full automation via AI agents and new autonomous organization will arise from it.
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Hugging Face and Liquid AI train a 2.6B model across four agent harnesses, raising held-out task success from 42.2% to 54.2% while reducing tool calls.
Everyone from Pace the Frontier on the classic 3×3 alignment grid: who should referee AI’s pace (the law, the labs, or nobody) and where they stand on slowing it down (pace, neutral or accelerate).
A community-maintained Hugging Face Space, the Jev Decision Index, tracks and benchmarks all open-source reproductions of TypeSafe's Jev decision model, with a leaderboard, categorization, and trending metrics.
Liquid AI announced d1, its first decision model, claiming it is the first to surpass Jev on Hugging Face’s Decision Index. It is available through the Liquid API, with OpenRouter support planned.
OpenAI’s DevDay 2026 brought GPT-6.1 Sol, Decisions API, expanded agent and Codex tools, dots, plugins, shared ChatGPT workspaces, and new subscription options.
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