Early users of Anthropic Mythos still retain access after the US order. Mainly via the Glasswing project. Through Bloomberg.
BIG TECH
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Anthropic secretly rolls out multilingual voice update
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Curiously, Anthropic has started rolling out a multilingual voice mode update this week without announcing it. As we know, an upgrade to the underlying model is expected, and we may be witnessing a new battle among AI giants.
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Key LLM era moment: Microsoft kept Bing/Sydney/GPT-4 after NYT article
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One of the key moments of the LLM era, ali g with GPT-3.5 and the decision by Microsoft to not take down Bing/Sydney/GPT-4 after the @kevinroose New York Times article.
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US restricts Anthropic AI; AI sovereignty becomes geopolitical issue
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When the US restricted foreign access to some of Anthropic’s most advanced models last week, it underscored a new reality: AI is now a geopolitical issue. In his latest piece for Project Syndicate, Sakana AI’s Co-Founder Ren Ito argues that AI sovereignty is not about building a
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Discussion in DC on open-source AI, transparency, and concentration
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I decided to go to DC next week to discuss directly with policymakers. Not sure about the impact it will have, but with everything going on, it seems like a good time to speak more about open-source AI, transparency, the concentration of
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Disney and Adobe collaborate on AI training
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OpenAI cancelled its $1B Disney deal back in March, but the House of Mouse is still making AI moves.
— The Rundown AI (@TheRundownAI) 18 juin 2026
Earlier this week, Disney Imagineering announced a collaboration with @Adobe to train AI on its own art (Mickey, Frozen, Cars) to speed up theme-park design.
Today: Business… pic.twitter.com/wl4jC01rJAOpenAI canceled its $1 billion deal with Disney last March, but the House of Mouse continues to make AI advancements. Earlier this week, Disney Imagineering announced a collaboration with @Adobe to train AI on its own artwork.
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Article on Google’s Supercomputers from TPU v2 to Ironwood
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My colleagues at @Google, @NormJouppi, Sridhar Lakshmanamurthy, Cliff Young and David Patterson, recently wrote an article that will appear in the July/August 2026 issue of @ieeemicro, titled "Google's Training Supercomputers from TPU v2 to Ironwood: Architectural
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Musk: Anthropic’s useful intelligence beats benchmarks, shows in revenue
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On benchmarks, yes, but as measured by true usefulness even Q1 would be very impressive. Anthropic has rightly focused on maximizing useful intelligence, which does not show up in benchmarks, but definitely shows up in revenue.
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Imminent GPT-5.6 release announced for next Thursday
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Great, looks like next Thursday is going to be huge: imminent release of GPT-5.6
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Outputmaxxing: AI compute grids, Anthropic coding takeoff, data center backlash
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Long Live Outputmaxxing: AI compute grids, Anthropic’s coding takeoff, data center backlash, & frontier systems https://t.co/dc8eBNzj5a@amppublic founder @AnjneyMidha explains why 95% GPU utilization was considered an outage at Google, why the AI race is no longer just about… pic.twitter.com/i64gfbwFis
— Latent.Space (@latentspacepod) 18 juin 2026Long Live Outputmaxxing: AI compute grids, Anthropic’s coding takeoff, data center backlash, & frontier systems https://
latent.space/p/anj @amppublic founder @AnjneyMidha explains why 95% GPU utilization was considered an outage at Google, why the AI race is no longer just about