Nvidia confirmed the deal on 3 September: $11.9 billion in cash to shareholders and about $1 billion in equity to keep staff. It buys a company that turned down Nvidia money a year ago, and whose production systems were broken into in July by an agent swarm belonging to Nvidia's largest customer.
Tristan Buckmaster announced preliminary findings on Navier-Stokes; OpenAI published a full proof the same day, after spending 300 billion output tokens. It says it never saw his work.
The Tech Transparency Project documented the ads for WIRED. Some manipulated photographs of real children. The failure is in the automated systems Meta is now selling as agents.
It books travel, fills forms, lowers bills and buys things through Link by Stripe. It arrives less than two weeks after an $18 billion multistate settlement over harms to children.
Attackers lift active sessions from infostealer logs, mint Claude Code OAuth tokens and burn through subscribers' usage. Anthropic is revoking sessions and issuing refunds, without saying how to prevent it.
The Institute for Strategic Dialogue found 5.4 million views over six months. Generative tools let one piece of banned material become an endless supply of variants.
Google will train up to 1,000 Accenture consultants as forward-deployed engineers. It is trying to close a gap that Ramp data puts at 6% of US enterprise AI spending against Anthropic's 43.5%.
Amazon received a warrant for 25 million Qualcomm shares at $161.26. The two companies will work on custom inference chips and optical connectivity.
Google halved the release interval days after patching a JavaScript engine zero-day under active exploitation. Faster discovery of bugs is not only helping defenders.
The AlphaGenome atlas is a one-petabyte resource covering single-letter changes across the genome, free for non-commercial research.