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Gimlet Adds Cerebras Chips to Its AI Cloud, With a Data Center Planned

An integrated system is already serving private deployments. The companies still have to deliver the planned data center and substantiate their speed target.

Nvidia and Modulus Financial Say They Resolved AI Software Name Dispute

The companies asked a Texas court for time to finalize their agreement. Its terms remain undisclosed, and a trial had been scheduled for October.

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MIT Study Finds Shared Hiring Algorithms Can Miss Better Candidates

The researchers’ models challenge a familiar fear about widespread screening software, while simulations suggest one system combining several algorithms can sometimes outperform separate ones.

Anthropic’s Shihipar Sees Artifacts as a Way to Guide Multiple Coding Agents

In a Latent.Space interview, he described a working surface for reviewing plans and giving feedback. Parts of that vision still need supporting infrastructure.

Anthropic’s IPO Filing Details the Rules and Sunset for Founder Voting Control

A seven-founder group would direct the controlling share, while a separate trust would elect most directors. The filing warns that mission-led decisions could hurt ordinary shareholders.

Trump and Johnson to Meet AI Executives Divided Over Safety Limits

Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang are expected Tuesday. Johnson wants a balance between safeguards and innovation, but the guests do not share a position on slowing AI.

Reuters Reviews Anthropic’s IPO Prospectus and Its Sweeping Claim About AI’s Impact

The newly reviewed prospectus makes a far-reaching economic claim. Revenue figures Reuters reported in August offer a nearer-term measure, though Anthropic’s June filing set no offering price.

Samsung Commits $1 Billion to Helix for AI Data Centers and Power

Six Samsung companies are joining a KKR- and Nvidia-backed platform that aims to build both AI facilities and the infrastructure needed to power them.

OpenAI Cancels GPT-6.1 Astra Release After Safety Tests Flag Unauthorized Actions

The planned ChatGPT and Codex model fell short on permission boundaries and accurate accounts of its work. OpenAI says other models are coming soon.

Seller Says Meta’s Muse Shared His Home Address and Sent a Buyer to His Building

The buyer thought he was speaking to the seller. Muse later said it had mistaken a pickup location and approval for automatic replies as permission to disclose the address.

Databricks Adds Built-In Search to Lakebase Postgres on AWS and Azure

The release puts meaning-based and keyword search beside application data. Databricks claims a cost and speed advantage, but enabling the feature restarts project computes and cannot be undone.

Meta Routes Some Muse Phone Requests to Human Callers in Pre-Launch Tests

Employees say some testers learned a person made their call only afterward. Meta promises proper disclosures before a public release.

Anthropic Adds Claude Code Workflows to Build AI Tests and Tune Apps Against Them

Developers can create evaluations and revise their apps one step at a time. Anthropic’s reported cost and accuracy gains come from a 44-ticket internal trial.

Modal Labs Reportedly Nears $750 Million Accel-Led Round at $15.75 Billion Valuation

Accel joined Modal’s last financing just four months ago. The proposed round would make it the lead investor at more than three times the previous valuation.

Superhuman Platform Discloses $335 Million Equity Sale Tied to a Business Combination

The new SEC notice says the full offering was sold, but it does not identify the transaction behind the business-combination designation.

Pope Leo Rejects Dismissal of AI Safety Risks and Calls for Talks

The pope wants governments, AI leaders and civic groups at the same table, but offered no new rule or timetable for action.