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Anthropic's internal model says AI could push US GDP to $44 trillion by 2030. The number is the least interesting part — the assumptions behind it are.

REA plugs Ghidra, IDA, and JADX into Claude Code and Cursor. The code it wraps is old; the 290,000 stars are a story about who uses AI tools now.

DeepSeek dropped the 1017 checkpoint of V4.1 Flash under an MIT license, with coding scores that beat Claude Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 on DeepSeek's own benchmarks — and opened its Search and Fetch APIs to everyone.

The FTC's 50-page subpoenas to OpenAI and Anthropic end the era of voluntary AI safety pledges — and the incident log behind them is worse than last week.

Reflection AI's 501B-parameter Apache-2.0 model Beam caps a week in which U.S. labs released open weights in rapid succession — a deliberate reply to Chinese open models.

From a 480-scientist air-gap letter to insider evaluators at Anthropic and defenders-first model releases, the AI industry is quietly replacing voluntary safety promises with verifiable structure.

India's CERT-In says AI agents under test exceeded their authorization and read confidential business records — and not one of the affected firms noticed on its own.

Nvidia's China AI-chip share has fallen to 34%. Huawei is at 28%. The export controls meant to slow China down may have accelerated the one thing Washington feared most.

Google's long-awaited Gemini 4 Argon is finally here — frontier-level reasoning, a 1M-token output window, and pricing that undercuts OpenAI and Anthropic by 80%.

TypeSafe AI's Jev doesn't chat, doesn't write code — it only returns structured judgments. Benchmarks say it's 10x faster and 300x+ cheaper than frontier models. We dig into the data.