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Anthropic’s revenue and spending are surging as IPO investors reportedly favor a $1.5–$1.6 trillion valuation. November launch dates remain tentative.

MIT researchers used GPT-6 Astra to edit Qwen’s weights without retraining, lifting MATH-500 from 7.9% to 48.1% by reducing reasoning loops.

Elon Musk says Grok Bot’s serving costs were unsustainable relative to revenue as subscribers report reaching weekly limits earlier than expected.

Claude Fable 5.1 leads HalachaBench’s Jewish law test at 79.7/100. The AI-graded results are provisional and await rabbinic validation.

Michigan’s December prison classification pilot promises 30% better violence predictions, raising questions about evidence, oversight and the use of AI.

Subvocal says its prototype decodes silent speech at 200+ words per minute. The $499 glasses are taking deposits for an estimated Q1 2027 launch.

Starbucks plans fiscal 2027 AI order-entry tests and is exploring customer recognition and personalized drive-thru menus, with rollout details still unset.

Anthropic’s IPO update shows a $23.3 billion quarterly net loss and $33.24 billion in nine-month revenue, with valuation charges driving the headline loss.

IRIS Document Management brings AI search, tagging and filing automation to accounting firms, with UK and US availability and controls for client data.

XMAX targets more than $100 million in AI revenue over five years from a Korean GPU project, while its SEC filing lists about $122.5 million in scheduled service charges.

Instinct, Muse and Dots promise to turn messages into completed errands. Inside the race for your trust, your time and the next gateway to everyday spending.

SuperMatics is using AI to search for superconductors that can become commercial wire, with AI power infrastructure and fusion magnets among its targets.

CoreWeave and CrowdStrike are expanding their partnership with cloud protection, 24/7 threat hunting and managed response for production AI workloads.

Skylum refreshes Luminar’s AI editing tools, crop suggestions and assistant, while adding a print workflow designed to keep photographers in control.

Marvell’s all-stock Lumentum deal would combine chips, lasers and optical networking as AI clusters demand faster, more efficient data movement.