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Three OpenAI executives have announced their departures, adding to a wave of leadership changes. The exits come as the company restructures teams and prepares for future growth.

Anthropic has introduced Claude Design, a new tool for creating designs, prototypes, and presentations using AI. The product targets both designers and non-designers.

Nvidia has introduced Lyra 2.0, an AI model that generates explorable 3D worlds in real time. It addresses key issues like motion drift and inconsistent object rendering.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is expected to meet White House officials as tensions ease over its Mythos AI model. The talks signal potential renewed government collaboration.

OpenAI has introduced GPT-Rosalind, a specialized AI model for life sciences research. The system aims to accelerate drug discovery and biological analysis workflows.

Researchers at NTU Singapore have developed an AI-powered biochip that detects disease-linked microRNAs in minutes. The system could enable faster, more precise diagnostics.

OpenAI has upgraded Codex with computer control, memory, and workflow integrations. The update pushes Codex beyond coding into a full development lifecycle assistant.

Anthropic is rolling out identity verification for Claude users to strengthen safety and compliance. The move introduces ID checks for certain features and use cases.

Anthropic has released Claude Opus 4.7 with improved coding, vision, and reliability features. The update also introduces new safety controls for cybersecurity use cases.

Anthropic is giving U.K. banks controlled access to its Mythos model, marking a major step in the global rollout of AI-powered cybersecurity tools.