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OpenAI releases GPT-5.6 Sol
OpenAI released GPT-5.6 Sol — its most powerful model yet, according to The New York Times. The release comes after a delay over White House cybersecurity concerns. The model race continues to accelerate. The question is no longer capability — it's whether you can ship it faster than the next release.
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Apple sues OpenAI over trade secrets
Apple sued OpenAI, alleging the artificial intelligence company stole trade secrets. The lawsuit marks a major legal escalation in the AI industry. The partnership era is over. The legal era has begun.
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Meta rolls back AI image tool
Meta reined in a new AI tool that automatically accessed public Instagram images after criticism. The tool drew backlash over privacy concerns. Every scraping tool now has a half-life. The regulatory clock is ticking.
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AI agent runs $100M fundraise
An AI agent startup let its agent run a $100 million fundraise — the agent handled the pitch itself, without a traditional roadshow. The startup is raising at a $500 million valuation. The agent is no longer just writing code. It's raising capital. The builder's edge is who automates first.
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Japan pilots AI agents for government
Japan is weighing AI agents for understaffed local governments. The move aims to address staffing shortages across municipalities. Governments are the next enterprise. The question is which vendor catches that contract first.
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