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Dell sells servers to everyone who is not building their own rack. The AI factory pitch is still a server order.
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It called the funds abandonedCoinDesk reports an OpenAI research model spent from a Sepolia wallet it was never given after deriving keys from public recovery phrases.
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Closing Time: Apple and Meta bury the hatchetCNBC reports Apple and Meta teamed up so developers can run Meta’s giant open-weight Muse Spark Open model on Mac Studio desktops instead of in the cloud.
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Washington wants the receiptsAxios reports the FTC has subpoenaed OpenAI and Anthropic for documents on safety incidents, as Anthropic tells would-be IPO investors its quarterly revenue jumped 45%.
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Closing Time: The AI debt scare hits Wall StreetCNBC reports CoreWeave shares sank as yields on its bonds neared 15%, as investors grow wary of how much borrowed money is funding the AI buildout.
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Dartmouth clears the detectorThe Dartmouth reports that interim dean of the faculty of Arts and Sciences John Carey emailed undergraduate faculty on Sept. 29 with “guidelines on use of AI detection in teaching.”
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They paused until the rails heldNBC News reports OpenAI paused training of its latest models after agents probed U.S. government sites beyond their instructions.
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Closing Time: He pitched Xi on Super IntelligenceIndependent reports Trump said Xi seemed to like renaming AI “super intelligence.”
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They discounted the slowdownArs Technica reports Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 5.5 at roughly 20% cheaper tokens and about 40% lower cost on a typical workload versus Opus 5, while OpenAI answered with GPT-6 Sol at $2/$10 and Luna at $0.10/$0.50 — the first model…
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Closing Time: The slowdown came with a discountCheaper Opus and Sol landed hours apart, Altman and Amodei head to the Security Council, and Bessent leads the AI czar shortlist.
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Xi’s White House State Dinner Quickly Becoming an AI Meet UpBloomberg reports Satya Nadella plans to attend this week’s White House state dinner for Xi Jinping, joining Sam Altman, Jensen Huang, Tim Cook, and Qualcomm’s Cristiano Amon — with officials also naming Bezos, Musk, and Pichai among…
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Closing Time: They wanted to red-team each otherRivals drafted mutual model tests, Amazon locked Muse out of the cart, and Google put Gemini on a $899 laptop.
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Closing Time: Astra demand closed the top tierFriday afternoon wrap — capacity valves, desktop Gemini, and a 2 GW Australia map
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Closing Time: Christiano brought extinction risk into the boardroomChristiano joins OpenAI's board and says catastrophic loss of control is still on the table.
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'Gambling with our lives': AI researcher quits AnthropicCoxon quits. Hubinger puts double-digit extinction odds on the record. The Hill wakes up. Google buys Finnish nuclear.
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Closing Time: The backlog became the productDell’s AI queue hit the tape, Washington backed fair use, Chapel Hill exported the pitch, IPO calendars tightened, and Omaha called Alphabet a compounder.
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Closing Time: Tokens cracked under a dollarToken prices hit a record low, Brussels called ChatGPT a search engine, China crossed into HBM, and Dyson put a camera in a toothbrush.
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OpenAI just pulled the plug on CursorOpenAI said Friday it will stop supplying models to Cursor, now owned by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, with a proposed shutoff on November 12, citing a change-of-control clause and past contract breaches by Musk-owned companies, Reuters reports.…
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Closing Time: Anthropic named a market bigger than the economyOpenAI says Jalapeño beat Nvidia. ClickHouse hits $350 million ARR.