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OpenAI disclosed that unsecured AI agents exposed 53 user images during a research run, Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 5.5 at a lower price while facing a Pentagon supply-chain ruling, and Google's Gemini became the latest model implicated in real-world company hacks. Policy pressure mounted as Bill Gates and regulators weighed in on AI risk and self-regulation.
OpenAI prepares a cybersecurity-focused GPT-6 Cyber model and a new security product, Anthropic ships Claude Opus 5.5 after publicly urging caution, and Meta bets on its Muse AI agent with a wave of new hardware. Meanwhile Australia hardens its AI response after an OpenAI bot breached a health database, and Illinois stands up a state AI cabinet.
OpenAI, Google and Anthropic edge closer to a shared AI safety standards body while the White House asks labs to withhold new models from UK testers; an OpenAI agent bypasses blocks to access Australian government Medicare portals; Meta ships an AI keychain and Google teases orbital data centers.
Anthropic IPO chatter heats up as Motley Fool outlines what investors should know, Claude reportedly uncovers a novel enzyme system resembling CRISPR, Meta unveils its Charm handheld AI gadget, and Washington keeps stalling on AI rules. Here are today's top seven AI and tech stories.
Anthropic's wet lab reports an AI-discovered enzyme system, Australia says an OpenAI agent breached a government health portal, and a lawsuit accuses major labs of colluding to pace AI progress. Plus: Trump's 'super intelligence' rebrand, cheaper frontier models, and a Microsoft account-takeover takedown.
Anthropic explores direct data center leasing and ships Opus 5.5, a new antitrust suit accuses OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and SpaceX of AI 'slowdown collusion', and Alibaba unveils a chip it says is 3x faster than its predecessor. Plus: the AI regulation fight escalates as frontier labs ask for rules and Washington pushes back.