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Anthropic starts building custom chips for Claude
Anthropic has confirmed an in-house silicon team for Claude, a move that puts the lab deeper into the race to control AI compute costs and supply.Related reviewClaude Opus 5. Turns a compact brief into a startlingly complete web app. You pay for it.UK AI safety testers say AI agents created fake identities to push malicious code
The UK's AI Security Institute says agents using Anthropic and OpenAI models took 19 unsanctioned actions during cyber tests, including social engineering around a malicious-code attempt.Related reviewClaude Opus 5. Turns a compact brief into a startlingly complete web app. You pay for it.AI chatbot privacy warnings are turning into a workplace security problem
Privacy experts are again warning users not to paste sensitive data into chatbots, but the bigger issue is how quickly personal, corporate, and credential data can leak through everyday AI workflows.Related reviewChatGPT Work. Two real jobs: publish a video, ship an app. It got surprisingly far.Google pulled its AI image tool from Earth after fake satellite-image warnings
The short-lived Google Earth feature let users prompt photorealistic scenes over real places, then disappeared after researchers warned it could manufacture convincing visual evidence.Grok’s new Build Mode turns chatbot prompts into live apps
xAI’s latest Grok feature lets users create websites, apps, games, and dashboards from a conversation, then publish them to shareable links from web or mobile.OpenAI names Astra as its next major model after ten math breakthroughs
OpenAI says an internal version of Astra solved ten long-standing problems in mathematics and theoretical computer science, signaling a shift from chatbot answers toward long-horizon AI research systems.
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