The biggest AI launches this week weren't new models. They were new harnesses: the tools, memory and permissions wrapped around a model. OpenAI launched always-on agents on a model it already had, Anthropic opened Claude Code to customer-built mods, Meta open-sourced the kit for building devices...
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Anthropic and OpenAI shipped new frontier models on the same afternoon, ninety minutes apart and at a much lower price. The only pause that week was forced on a lab by its own agent. This episode looks at what the price war means for your AI budget, and why the gap you control is between what...
The AI industry publicly split this week on whether to pace the frontier or race it — and every case rested on one number nobody can measure. This episode unpacks what the argument means for your roadmap and who should hold your release gate. Highlights from week 39: The AI industry publicly...
10,000 AI agents claimed a 200-year-old maths proof this week. A day later, a researcher who trained the models at OpenAI and Anthropic quit and said the race is 'not under control.' The people building the fastest thing on Earth told you two things — it works, and it's not under control. Plan...
Four frontier models shipped in five days, and by Friday the top score had two different values. The same week, Apple named a hardware engineer as its new CEO for the AI era. The leaderboard and the resume both broke — replace both with your own tests and your own bench. Top stories for week 37...
McKinsey says 1 in 3 companies quietly stopped buying software this year — they're building it themselves with coding agents. The next day, Salesforce reported its strongest quarter in four years and called the SaaSpocalypse 'nonsense.' Software isn't dying. It's being repriced. Top stories for...
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