AI without Nvidia, Anthropic in court, and Google’s new lab AI
Today in AI Radar: China’s AI runs on its own chips, Anthropic wins in court, and Google releases fresh models for speech, research, and benchmarks.
Today in AI Radar: China’s AI runs on its own chips, Anthropic wins in court, and Google releases fresh models for speech, research, and benchmarks.
Alibaba, Anthropic, and Google continue to push costs, latency, and competition in the AI market with new models, chips, and cloud deals.
Alibaba is pushing prices down with Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, OpenAI shows off its own chip, and deepfakes on Telegram are putting AI security back in the spotlight.
OpenAI’s own inference chip, new records in AI hardware, military training data, and a security alert: these are the most important AI news items of the day.
Today featuring Metag, TriPLU, the AI text flood on the web, chatbot risks, Wan3.0, RISC-V servers, and a quirky DIY cave radio.
Today in AI Radar: new research on meta-reviews, tiny LMs, interpretable clustering, backdoors in PDE operators, and AI law.
New studies on AI agents, safety, world models, and visual scaling show where LLMs are maturing — and where practice still falls short.
Today in the AI Radar: security vulnerabilities, DeepSeek Vision, Anthropic for cyber defense, and a look at transparency, open data, and regulation.
Anthropic overtakes OpenAI in revenue, AI is changing cyberattacks, and China is catching up. Plus new debates about data, mathematics, and OpenAI.
Anthropic overtakes OpenAI in revenue, AI lowers the barrier for ICS attacks, and OpenAI fixes a Codex bug. Also: GLM-5.3, Nvidia H200 and Claude-Bio.