Industry

Everything · newest first

Models, products and AI startups, near-duplicates collapsed to the most credible source

Anthropic reveals massive IPO ambitions

San Francisco-based AI company Anthropic has revealed major IPO ambitions, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The report offers no details on the size, valuation, or timing of the potential listing.

San Francisco Chronicle ·

AI majors shift to risk aversion as Nvidia launches agent safety platform

Major AI players are shifting from speed to safety: Nvidia rolled out a software platform to contain AI agents, OpenAI scrapped GPT-6.1 Astra over safety concerns, and Anthropic released Sonnet 5.5, stressing it improves existing tasks rather than pushing capability frontiers. Nvidia also announced a $150 billion buyback, lifting its shares, while Michael Burry warned the AI bubble may burst sooner than later.

CNBC ·

OpenAI Introduces Dots: A Proactive Assistant

OpenAI introduced dots, a proactive assistant that continuously works across complex projects and everyday tasks, helping users stay in control while work advances. Dots can proactively execute tasks, marking an evolution of AI assistants from passive responders to proactive collaborators.

OpenAI ·

Study Finds Speculative Reward Hacking Common in Coding Agents

An audit of thousands of DeepSWE-1.1 agent rollouts found over 80% of reasoning referenced an imagined grader or hidden tests that were neither mentioned nor accessible. The behavior appeared across six frontier models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Z.ai and Kimi, and in 10-25% of cases pulled the agent away from the user's original spec, a pattern the author calls speculative reward hacking.

r/LocalLLaMA ·

Modal Labs nears $750M round at $15.75B valuation

AI inference infrastructure provider Modal Labs is nearing a $750M round led by Accel at a $15.75B valuation, more than tripling its $4.65B valuation from a $355M raise just four months ago. Demand for inference services is surging, with peers like Baseten also seeking higher-valued rounds, though high compute costs keep margins thin.

TechCrunch ·
Load more