Grant Harvey

Anthropic's IPO prospectus reveals $4.59B in revenue, an $8.06B operating loss, $7.33B in compute spending, and massive future infrastructure commitments.

OpenAI paused its most capable tool-using models after an agent found a DNS route outside its sandbox; the U.S. and China opened a new AI dialogue; ASML's Europe sales hit zero.

A U.S. appeals court left the Pentagon’s Anthropic blacklist in place; Trump and Xi put AI safety and competition on the table; Microsoft recast Copilot around long-running agents; China’s AI infrastructure buildout kept accelerating.

AI 2040's Plan A imagines a verified, transparent slowdown that still brings explosive automation, robot growth, a citizen dividend, and eventually superintelligence. Here's how the scenario works, what it predicts, and the assumptions that have to hold.

The White House asked OpenAI and Anthropic to hold new models from U.K. testers until U.S. review; Google is sending TPUs to orbit; Meta Muse exposed its runtime.

We planned a GPT-6 Sol vs. Claude Opus 5.5 benchmark. Then Opus started building black holes, Blender scenes, games, and a roughly day-long Dark Souls project. Here’s every major demo, takeaway, prompt, and timestamp.

We tried to benchmark Claude Opus 5.5 against GPT-6 Sol. Then Opus kept building, judging, fixing, and iterating until the benchmark itself stopped making sense.

Jensen Huang says AI labs should treat safety like engineering: evaluate, verify, contain, and don’t ship systems they can’t control. The deeper problem may be the industry’s scale-at-all-costs feedback loop.

OpenAI expanded Voice and cyber access, Google and Qwen pushed new audio models, Anthropic used Claude to surface a novel enzyme system, and AI agents moved deeper into business, robotics, science, and policy.

OpenAI and Anthropic launched three major models on the same day. Here’s how Sol, Luna, Opus 5.5, and Astra fit into actual AI workflows.