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Generative AI news, model launches, research milestones and the policy shifts that decide which AI tools you can actually use at work.
OpenAI has announced a major $1 billion commitment toward AI-powered cybersecurity tools designed to shield critical infrastructure from automated threats. The program combines API credits, defensive model development, and public-private threat intelligence sharing.
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Z.ai's GLM-5.3 ships open weights and claims it surfaced thousands of candidate vulnerabilities across hundreds of open-source projects. Here's how that capability is trained, why 'candidate findings' is the number that matters, and how to pilot a security model without drowning your team.
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Google shipped Gemini 3.7 Flash three weeks after its last Flash model, with coding eval wins and roughly half the token price. Here's what actually changed, how honest the benchmarks are, and a two-week test for deciding whether to migrate.
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OpenAI published ten new results on problems open for a decade or more, produced by an internal version of Astra for roughly $2,000 in tokens and shipped with machine-checkable Lean proofs. Here is what each result says, what the certificates do and do not prove, and what it changes for the AI tools you buy.
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Alibaba just made its largest model widely available and confirmed open weights next week: 2.4 trillion parameters, a 1M-token context, native video understanding and $2/$6 pricing. Here is what is verified, what is vendor claim, and what to do this week.
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Generative video finally clears the bar for social ads and storyboards — but not for narrative scenes or on-screen text. Here is an honest capability map plus a five-step evaluation process.
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