The Trump administration is discussing the creation of an AI working group that could establish a government review process for new AI models before public release, following growing cybersecurity concerns around increasingly capable systems like Anthropic's Mythos. White House
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GPT-5.5 Launch and Claude Finance Briefing on May 5
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May 5 is the GPT-5.5 launch celebration in San Francisco and the Claude Finance Briefing in New York. Real opposite valence events on opposite coasts.
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Grok Voice API Launches AI Voice Cloning With Natural Emotion
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Two voices. One human. One AI. Can you guess the AI clone? 👇
— xAI (@xai) 4 mai 2026
Voice cloning, rich with natural emotion, is now live on the Grok Voice API.https://t.co/EjxjXstoiL pic.twitter.com/OkGeua3H1gTwo voices. One human. One AI. Can you guess the AI clone? Voice cloning, rich with natural emotion, is now live on the Grok Voice API. http://
x.ai/news/grok-cust
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OpenAI smartphone to replace all apps with AI agents by 2028
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OpenAI is building a smartphone where AI agents replace every app on your home screen. Qualcomm and MediaTek are co-developing the chip. Luxshare is assembling it. Mass production targeted for 2028. The pitch: no more app grid. No more switching between 40 apps to get one
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Futurum and NVIDIA Frame AI as Five-Layer Stack with $690B Spend
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Futurum Group just published a report with NVIDIA that frames AI as a five-layer stack: energy, chips, infrastructure, models, applications, and the data is worth sitting with. The five largest US hyperscalers are on track to spend up to $690B on infrastructure this year alone,
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Brockman Questioned Over OpenAI For-Profit Plans in Musk Trial
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The question came during a line of attack aimed at portraying Brockman as privately interested in turning OpenAI into a for-profit company while telling Musk that it needed to remain a nonprofit to keep the “moral high ground." For context, a few minutes earlier Elon's lawyer
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Musk Lawyer Grills OpenAI’s Brockman on Compensation in Trial
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"Are you saying it takes $30 billion to get you out of bed in the morning, but $1 billion doesn't get you out of bed in the morning?" — Elon Musk's lawyer to OpenAI President Greg Brockman during cross-exam in the Musk v. Altman trial
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Greg Brockman Confirms Sam Altman Misled US Senate Testimony
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Greg Brockman just confirmed what I speculated in December 2023! Sam Altman was not fully candid in his testimony to the US Senate.
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Greg Brockman Had Undisclosed $10M Side Deal With Altman
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Wow. Greg Brockman had a 10M side deal with Altman even in the early nonprofit days, which not disclosed to Elon or (I believe) in nonprofit filings to the company.
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Musk Lawsuit Strengthens as OpenAI’s Brockman Faces Interrogation
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The case against OpenAI is getting markedly stronger now that Musk is off the stand. Why? Musk’s lawyer is interrogating OpenAI founder Greg Brockman, making clear that OpenAI sold its mission as a nonprofit for public benefit, and not just to Elon but to many big figures in