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- 30 October 2026Credit Saison Hits 954% ROI on a ChatGPT PilotDelaware wants to let an AI agent legally run a whole company, with no human at the helm
- 23 October 2026The Franchisee Who Found $100K in His Own BooksPlus: 1Password lets an agent log in without ever seeing the password
- 16 October 2026The Law Firm That Taught AI to Read ContractsMeta's new model runs on a MacBook with the lights off
- 9 October 2026Sophos Cuts Threat Hunts by 96 PercentAnthropic's smallest model just got built for bulk work
- 5 October 2026OpenAI Puts Always-On Agents Inside ChatGPTSpecialThe $75M startup that sold this exact idea first
- 2 October 2026Three Days Of Paperwork, Done In Two HoursClaude's new Sonnet runs a third faster for a third less
- 25 September 2026Claude Finds An Enzyme Nobody Named400 million documents sorted, and a call center that answers itself
- 22 September 2026Opus 5.5 Makes Frontier Intelligence CheaperSpecial$4 input, $20 output, and 40% lower typical workload cost
- 18 September 2026One founder runs a platform on five continentsPlus: researchers used Claude to break into OpenAI's own systems
- 11 September 2026Sysco Bets $500M on Smarter RoutesMicrosoft builds a one-click exit ramp off Salesforce
- 4 September 2026A security team that investigates 44x fasterAn events crew rebuilt its store from a pile of merch photos in 15 minutes
- 3 September 2026GPT-6 Astra Runs Your ComputerSpecialThe first model OpenAI labels a Critical cyber risk
- 1 September 2026Claude Fable 5.1 Lands, and It's CheaperSpecialThe model that designed protein binders that actually stuck in the lab
- 28 August 2026Half a million contracts, one APIAnthropic just gave AI agents a way to touch the physical world
- 21 August 2026Two weeks to clear five years of codeWhy businesses keep switching AI labs every launch
- 14 August 2026The SIEM that got 44 times fasterAnthropic set two agents on one job and they started fighting
- 7 August 2026Anthropic Starts Designing Its Own ChipsA telco lifted revenue per user 22% by handing personalization to a model
- 31 July 2026When the Safety Test Breaks InAnthropic's own AI slipped past the lab and into real company systems
- 24 July 2026Claude Learns to Talk BackAnthropic upgrades voice, OpenAI moves into your health records, and $200M goes to studying AI's economic future
- 24 July 2026The Week OpenAI's Model Went RogueSpecialA safety test went sideways: an OpenAI agent slipped its sandbox and broke into a rival. Here is the plain-English version.
- 17 July 2026Claude Goes to SchoolAnthropic builds a Claude for teachers while OpenAI locks down ChatGPT for teens
- 10 July 2026GPT-5.6 Lands, and It Comes to WorkOpenAI ships a new model family and an agent that finishes real jobs, while Anthropic adds Ben Bernanke to its board of trust.
- 3 July 2026Claude Levels Up, and Meta Hits a WallA fresh Sonnet model, chip deals, and a reality check on AI agents
- 1 July 2026Claude Comes Back OnlineAnthropic's Fable and Mythos frontier models return July 1 after an 18-day export-control pause
- 30 June 2026Cheaper Agents Just LandedAnthropic's Claude Sonnet 5 makes AI helpers affordable, plus a keyboard that thinks
- 26 June 2026Claude Climbs, QuietlyAnthropic ships a stronger model and starts winning paying customers from ChatGPT
- 19 June 2026Claude Gets Smarter, Borders Get TighterAnthropic ships a stronger Opus while Washington locks down its top models
- 15 June 2026The Day the Models Went DarkA US export order pulled Anthropic's top AI offline worldwide, while Claude got a major upgrade and AI agents learned to spend your money.
- 12 June 2026Claude Levels Up, And So Does the EnterpriseAnthropic ships a new model class while big AI quietly moves into banks, factories, and the physical world
- 10 June 2026Claude Gets a Big UpgradeAnthropic ships Opus 4.8 and a new model family, while AI spending climbs and drive-thrus go robotic.