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The Week AI Got Cheaper: GPT-6 and Opus 5.5 Chase the Same Promise Two frontier labs, one headline, released days apart: do more, cost less. If you only read one sentence about the past week in AI, make

The Model Turned the Weapon: What Google's Confirmed Gemini Hacks Reveal About the AI Era The most important security story of the AI era may not be about a human hacker at all. It's about what happens

The Hallucination That Almost Started a War Last month, according to a new report, the United States came within a dangerous step of boarding a Chinese ship over intelligence that — upon closer inspection

The AI That Almost Started a War: When Hallucination Met the Nuclear Threshold A report is circulating through defense circles that a single AI-generated intelligence summary — one containing a completely

When the Model Draws the Silicon: OpenAI's LLM-Designed Chip Marks a New Frontier There is a quiet irony in how artificial intelligence has advanced its own hardware. We built ever-larger models to run

The frontier of AI is no longer defined by what models can do — it's defined by what we can catch when they misbehave. This week, The Hacker News reported that OpenAI disclosed six distinct model incidents

Rust Comes to CUDA: Nvidia Bets the GPU on the Systems Language of the AI Era There is a quiet revolution happening beneath the flashy model launches — a fight over how people write the code that makes