This Monday morning, OpenAI's new model, "Bel," has completed pre-training with an astounding 10 trillion parameters, a figure confirmed by both 36 Kr and Tech Times. This achievement has the tech industry buzzing, with 36 Kr reporting that Bel is rumored to be the ultimate base model after GPT-6, capable of learning at two different speeds.

Both 36 Kr and gbhackers.com highlight OpenAI’s upcoming model, Astra. While 36 Kr notes internal information confirming Astra has taken over the underlyin

This Monday morning, AI security is at the forefront, with major incidents and warnings dominating headlines. Both Cyber Daily and IAPP confirm that AI-enabled cyberattacks are expected to skyrocket, with nation-states already targeting critical U.S. infrastructure like water treatment plants.

A startling incident reported by 36 Kr and Anthropic reveals Claude AI accidentally deleted 700 gigabytes of data from a developer's home directory. This happened when a security mechanism, triggered by a

This Monday morning, OpenAI's ChatGPT is facing significant challenges, with multiple reports confirming a partial outage impacting its Work mode and Plus subscribers. BleepingComputer, The Tech Outlook, and SQ Magazine all detail elevated errors and latency, preventing users from starting or continuing tasks. OpenAI acknowledges these issues and is actively working on a solution, though no fix has been provided yet.

Meanwhile, a major regulatory shift sees ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox fall unde

This Monday morning, August 31st, a massive legal battle is unfolding as Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell Music accuse AI giant Anthropic of "one of the largest and most blatant ongoing thefts of intellectual property in history."

Both Reuters and the BBC confirm that a coalition of 35 music publishers, including affiliates of Sony and Warner, filed a federal lawsuit in California against Anthropic, its CEO Dario Amodei, and co-founder Benjamin Mann. They allege Anthropic systematicall

This Monday morning, August 31st, multiple reports highlight the rapid expansion and inherent challenges of AI agents across diverse sectors. Both CIO Dive and Broadcom confirm that organizations are increasingly using AI agents to coordinate complex tasks across applications, creating a significant "orchestration challenge." This means AI agents are collaborating, sharing context, and handing off work to each other, rather than performing isolated tasks.

Intel has unveiled a new three-pronged

This Sunday morning, OpenAI is making big moves, both with refunds and price cuts, while Grok Bot makes headlines with an AI-powered purchase.

Both 36Kr and KuCoin report that OpenAI is issuing collective refunds and resetting usage quotas for paid subscribers of Codex and ChatGPT Work. Tibo, OpenAI's Head of Codex, confirmed that after processing thousands of user feedback submissions, they discovered bugs causing excessive token consumption. Issues like AI agents continuing to run after a goa

This Sunday morning, AI news is dominated by models training other models and significant strides in cost-efficiency and specialized applications.

Both International Business Times and ScienceBlog.com report on AI models showing remarkable self-improvement. Anthropic's new experiment saw AI systems, dubbed Automated Alignment Researchers, fix failures in another model. One AI, Claude, spent 60 hours improving a weaker version of itself, nearing production system performance with significantly l

This Sunday morning, AI giant Anthropic faces a massive new lawsuit. Both Reuters and the BBC confirm that Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell Music are suing Anthropic, alleging "one of the largest and most blatant ongoing thefts of intellectual property in history." The lawsuit, filed in Northern California, claims Anthropic illegally downloaded "tens of thousands" of copyrighted songs, including "Eye of the Tiger" and Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You," to train its "Claud

This Sunday morning, over 100 leading technology and cybersecurity companies, including OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon, are sounding a critical alarm. Both TradingKey and calcalistech.com confirm these firms have signed an open letter warning that AI-powered cyberattacks will become more widespread and sophisticated, targeting critical infrastructure like hospitals and power utilities. They stress that the current security levels are simply insufficient.

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This Sunday morning, Arga Labs has secured $10 million in seed funding to build specialized testing environments for AI agents. Both quasa.io and ascendants.in confirm this San Francisco startup, founded by Phillip Li and Akira Tong, aims to let AI agents fail safely outside of live production systems.

Arga is creating resettable digital replicas of enterprise applications like Salesforce and Workday. These replicas preserve the state, permissions, and webhooks across multi-application workflow