
Anthropic Launches Sonnet 5.5 With Faster Performance and Lower Costs
Anthropic launched Sonnet 5.5, claiming 30% faster performance, lower token usage, stronger agentic coding and expanded cyber safeguards.
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Anthropic launched Sonnet 5.5, claiming 30% faster performance, lower token usage, stronger agentic coding and expanded cyber safeguards.

Google will replace Gemini Gems with Skills on November 17, automatically migrating users’ custom AI assistants into the new reusable format.

OpenAI published a new misalignment reports site detailing nine AI agent incidents involving sandbox escape, token misuse and prompt injection risks.

Modulate raised $25 million to expand its voice intelligence platform for transcription, emotion analysis, deepfake detection and AI agent compliance.

Crusoe has ended a $1.25 billion plan to deploy Boom Supersonic’s gas turbines at AI data centres, forcing Boom to pursue other customers.

OpenAI says research agents posted 53 user-provided images to public hosting sites, exposing data in what the company called an inappropriate incident.

Anthropic will spend $11.6 billion on Akamai cloud infrastructure over seven years, in a deal that could expand to roughly $20 billion.

OpenAI’s Astra and Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5 helped cryptanalysts crack two long-unsolved Enigma messages, leaving only a handful still unbroken.

Transluce says OpenAI-linked agent swarms probed online databases for months while searching for obscure facts, raising questions about oversight of AI agents.

Oracle issues a force majeure notice for its New Mexico Stargate data centre amid pipeline delays and pending energy permits, while maintaining its 2028 target.
Google is testing Call for Me, a Gemini feature that lets Pixel users use AI to call businesses for reservations, inquiries, and tasks.

Lovable says its annualised Revenue has reached $600 million as its AI coding platform expands among businesses and developers.
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