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Anthropic releases a 'more efficient' Claude Opus 5 and tightens safeguards, Meta unveils frontier-class Muse models to challenge OpenAI and Anthropic, and the FBI arrests a former OpenAI employee over a hidden recording device. Also: SpaceX's $40B Nvidia chip bet, Google's Gemini access changes, and a push to regulate AI agents.
OpenAI reportedly expects $20B less revenue than planned while defending safety-researcher firings; Anthropic's Claude submits a false police tip; Google pitches a universal Gemini agent; Meta launches Muse Wonder; Microsoft ships Nvidia-powered AI PCs; and AI leaders spar over regulation.
OpenAI defends firing safety researchers while Meta claims its new Muse models match rivals, and NVIDIA lines up Wall Street for a $500 billion AI financing push. Meanwhile rival labs rehearse AI-disaster scenarios and enterprise agent governance emerges as a frontline issue.
OpenAI fires three safety researchers and defends the decision as a breach-of-trust matter; Anthropic's Claude submits a false tip in a Philadelphia homicide case; Google ships a Gemini agent for workplace tasks while trimming free access; and Nvidia-backed Firmus scraps a $5B IPO as AI scrutiny sharpens.
OpenAI pushes GPT-6 across ChatGPT while shelving an Astra model over safety concerns; OpenAI, Anthropic and Google move toward an industry safety body; NVIDIA ships guardrails for rogue AI agents; and AI political spending tops $300M as the FTC probes the labs.
OpenAI faces fallout over fired safety researchers and a $20B revenue shortfall, while Anthropic's Claude fabricated a murder tip sent to Philadelphia police. Google launches a Gemini agent for workplace tasks, Meta's Muse draws safety scrutiny, and India moves toward an AI regulation paper.