OpenAI has launched GPT-5.3 Instant, a major tone-focused upgrade to ChatGPT that shifts the model away from its famously awkward and overly cautious style. Instead of expanding capabilities or adding new modalities, this update delivers
In one of the most dramatic reversals of the AI era so far, OpenAI has rewritten major portions of its new US government partnership just days after announcing it — a rare moment where public
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman isn’t just putting out a social-media fire. He’s confronting the most strategically consequential backlash since the company pivoted to a capped-profit structure in 2019. What looked like a routine announcement —
In early 2026, the Pentagon — now informally referred to within political circles as the “Department of War” — set off the most consequential confrontation in the frontier-model era. The catalyst was a single contract
On February 25, 2026, Perplexity announced Computer—and for the first time since the agent frenzy of 2024–2025, the AI world collectively paused. Because a computer isn’t another assistant.It’s not even another agent. It’s a multi-agent
There are fights over money. There are fights over market share. And then there are fights over who gets to decide how intelligence itself is used. This week, Anthropic publicly rejected a Pentagon ultimatum that
Key Takeaways Anthropic revised its Responsible Scaling Policy (RSP) to Version 3.0 on Feb 24, 2026. The original “hard pause” safety trigger has been replaced with a tiered system built around ASL-3 Security Standards and
February 25, 2026 — The real story behind Anthropic’s latest Claude release isn’t the plugins. It’s the power shift. When Anthropic unveiled its upgraded Claude “Cowork” system this week, the headline sounded incremental: deeper integrations,
When 16-year-old Ayesha in Houston got stuck on a Calculus BC problem involving Taylor series expansion, she didn’t Google it. She pasted this into ChatGPT: “Explain Taylor series like I’m in AP Calc but terrible
Artificial intelligence is no longer a software story. It’s a capital expenditure story. OpenAI is projecting that its cumulative compute spend could reach $600 billion by 2030 — a figure based on internal financial modeling