On Tuesday, Democrats took back the House and the Senate. 🗳️ Two weeks ago I told you about $137 million behind political ads made with AI — 88% of that spending came from one side. That side lost. Be careful with that, though. Nobody has isolated what those ads did. The best research says a

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OpenAI just asked a question instead of launching a product. 🎨 "There are many futures. Which do you want to build?" The post is a short animated film called The Museum of What Could Be. Here's what happens: ✏️ An artist sketches ideas that come to life in a museum. 🌆 Cities,

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What if your AI forgot your prompts as soon as it answered? 🔒 That's part of OpenAI's new pitch to businesses. It's called Private Intelligence, and the goal is getting frontier AI into a company's most sensitive work. Here's what's in it: 🗑️ Zero Data Retention: prom

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Claude just renamed its Max plans — and Ultra quietly killed the 5-hour limit. ⏱️ Here's what actually changed: → Max 5x is now simply Max ($100/mo) → Max 20x is now Ultra ($200/mo) → Verified Ultra accounts: the 5-hour usage limit is GONE → Same prices, same weekly limits, nothing to

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Claude on your phone just stopped feeling like a phone. 📱 This week Claude shipped a stack of mobile upgrades, and they're the ones that actually change how you work: → On iPad & iPhone Duo, what Claude builds opens BESIDE your chat (and goes full screen for a closer look) → Stay sig

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Gemini just turned studying into stepping inside the topic 🦕🌌 Google added immersive explorations to the Gemini app: a library of interactive, visual deep dives you explore layer by layer. Step inside a quasar, take apart a jet engine, follow the Silk Road or walk through the age of dinosaurs.

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Gemini just turned studying into stepping inside the topic 🦕🌌 Google added immersive explorations to the Gemini app: a library of interactive, visual deep dives you explore layer by layer. Step inside a quasar, take apart a jet engine, follow the Silk Road or walk through the age of dinosaurs.

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Google just dropped its smartest model yet, and it's built for cyber defense 🛡️ Gemini 4 Carbon is Google's new frontier model. It ranks #1 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index (score 59, +9 over Argon). It sets new highs in cybersecurity: 88.2% on SEC-bench Pro for finding

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Your AI assistant just got a phone number. 📱 ChatGPT's dots, the always-on agents OpenAI launched at DevDay, can now be reached by text. Here's what's new: 💬 Text your dot over iMessage or RCS, no app needed. 📸 Send a task as a text, a photo or a voice note. 🔔 Your dot texts yo

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Claude for Legal now has a whole gallery of ready-made "artifacts" — interactive tools built for actual legal jobs. Cite checks. Contract-review tables. Regulatory horizon scans. Jurisdiction surveys. Matter boards. You start from a built-in example, drop in your own documents and connec

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Google just built worlds you can walk into and change while they run 🌐 Genie 4 is Google DeepMind's newest world model. It creates explorable scenes in real time, and you can steer them by typing: make it snow, move the camera, add a new character. Each world comes with its own sound, music

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A Nobel physicist is now checking OpenAI's biggest science claim. 🔍 On Oct 26, OpenAI said its AI proved that quantum Yang–Mills theory exists, a core part of a Clay Millennium Prize problem. Now a five-person committee led by Nobel laureate David Gross (KITP) has spoken: 📄 The AI proof

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OpenAI says its AI just made three discoveries that scientists have chased for decades. 🤯 🔢 Math: a proof of the local smoothing conjecture in every dimension, which also settles the famous Kakeya conjecture. 💻 Computer science: a proof that the Exponential Time Hypothesis, assumed in hundreds

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OpenAI's new model can use your computer for you, and it costs half as much. 🖥️ GPT-6.1 Terra reads what's on your screen, clicks through apps, fills out forms and writes more naturally. On a test of real office work, it matches GPT-6 Astra at one-tenth the price per token, and it fin

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Claude just built a plugin for nonprofits — and it's free. 💛 Anthropic is expanding Claude for Nonprofits with a plugin that drops a whole back office into small teams. It was built WITH about 30 nonprofits, and it installs automatically on Team and Enterprise plans at no extra cost. What

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Claude is about to start working on autopilot — by default. 🤖 Starting next week, Claude's web, desktop, and mobile apps will run in AUTO MODE by default on Pro, Max, and Team plans. Instead of asking you to approve every single step, an automated safety check quietly blocks risky actions in

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Who watches the AI that watches the AI? 👀 This summer, OpenAI let two outside safety groups, METR and Redwood Research, work inside its offices for three weeks. Their job: stress-test the system that monitors OpenAI's own AI agents for risky behavior. They found real gaps. About 10% of in

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Gemini just got a seat in your iPhone's car screen 🚘 Google Maps on CarPlay now has a Gemini button. Tap it and just talk: find parking, report a traffic incident, or reroute to avoid tolls. You can ask follow-ups too, like the weather at your destination or how busy it is. It's rollin

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OpenAI is moving into Google's house ☁️ OpenAI's frontier models and Codex agents are coming to Google Cloud's Model Garden, so companies can use them right where they already build. Businesses will buy them through the Google Cloud Marketplace and can pay with Google Cloud budget

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AI just found a security hole in the language behind 70% of the web 🔐 OpenAI models helped researchers uncover critical flaws in PHP, the programming language that runs an estimated 70% of websites. Instead of going public right away, OpenAI spent two months working with PHP's maintainers

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