Google’s Gemma 4 Sends a Haiku From Space
Google ran Gemma 4 on an orbiting TPU and received a haiku back. The Suncatcher test now moves toward radiation, heat and networking challenges.
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Google ran Gemma 4 on an orbiting TPU and received a haiku back. The Suncatcher test now moves toward radiation, heat and networking challenges.
Anthropic’s Linux exploit reached root in 53 minutes on an exposed Multipath TCP server. The 9.8-rated flaw is fixed upstream, but vendor rollout varies.
NVIDIA’s Nemotron 3.5 Transcribe handles hour-long recordings in 40 languages, including Russian, with speaker labels, translation and English audio Q&A.
Google’s Gemini 4 Carbon leads the new Intelligence Index at 59, with access starting for selected cyber defenders and temporary introductory API pricing.
Anthropic details Claude-assisted cancer research and its own rare-disease programs, expanding its biotech role alongside pharmaceutical partnerships.
Google’s Genie 4 adds sound, dialogue and live prompt controls to AI-generated worlds, with a robot simulation demo and wider access still to come.
Oracle announced four AI partnerships spanning chips, cloud infrastructure and ChatGPT integrations, with some services live and others planned for 2027.
GPT-6.1 Terra targets visual reasoning and computer use at half Sol’s standard API rates, with access through ChatGPT Work, Codex and the API.
Oracle’s AI Success Navigator adds six specialized agents and a reusable setup registry to help businesses configure, test and modernize Fusion Cloud Applications.
Anthropic’s IPO filing reveals $16.3 billion in first-half revenue and an $80.7 billion net loss dominated by accounting charges. ANT is its planned Nasdaq ticker.
OpenAI resumed frontier AI training on October 1 after an 11-day pause, strengthening safeguards and blocking live internet access after a containment failure.
Block’s Dessa learns from speech alone and talks while listening. Its expressive demos preview a new approach to voice AI, with access limited to researchers.