A new, more powerful version of Anthropic's Mythos has come out of training. In itself, this is nothing extraordinary. What else could one expect? That Mythos is already the end? Of course not. This is only the beginning. What is exciting here is the
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Scepticism about 42% of French wanting an AI pause
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Tell me this figure is fake please. How can 42% of French people want to pause AI? We will never learn from our mistakes.
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Enterprise AI shifts from chat to action with Action Fabric
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Enterprise AI is moving from chat to action. ServiceNow’s new Action Fabric matters because it gives AI agents governed ways to execute workflows, not just read data. That is the real test for 2026:
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Anthropic’s Fable and Mythos risks highlight Europe’s AI giants gap
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The examples around Fable from Anthropic, risks from Mythos, lack of AI giants across Europe including UK leads to gaps in defence and economics
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AGI expected by 2029/2030, others emerge rapidly in 2030s
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Looks like AGI 2029/2030 and then the others emerge rapidly across the 2030s.
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Two-thirds of Americans think AI advancing too quickly
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Two-thirds of Americans think #AI is advancing too quickly
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Realtime voice with pets heavy on UI thread, CDP DOM manipulation issues
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Realtime voice with pets is a little bit too heavy on the UI thread for me. I have to force quit quite often. Also DOM manipulation with CDP on browser use makes codex stuck if I ask any follow-up questions to operate it further.
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Equivalent SOTA model, open access, not free, no third-party dependency
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In fact, you have a model equivalent to SOTA models on many benchmarks, freely accessible, obviously not free because you have to account for the cost of hardware, but thus possibly without depending on a third-party actor. What is good when a new model comes out is to look at
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Comparing models is not limited to pure performance
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Comparing models is not just a matter of pure performance.