Rabbit retires rabbit intern as OS3 launches free across 5 devices
Rabbit’s OS3 support page says the agent won’t switch model providers per task and that rabbit intern is retired, two details the launch coverage missed.
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Oracle sends force majeure notice as $288B of leases wait to start
Oracle sent a force majeure notice on Project Jupiter. Its own 10-Q, filed 13 days earlier, discloses $288 billion of data center leases that have not commenced.
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Meta launches $349 camera-free Ray-Bans without mentioning privacy once
Meta’s first camera-free glasses, the Ray-Ban Meta Audio, cost $349 and ship October 13. Meta’s own announcement never mentions privacy, and three of Wired’s figures do not match the company’s post.
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Apple opens claims in its $250M Siri settlement at $25 a phone
Apple is taking claims until December 21, 2026 in a $250 million settlement over the delayed Siri AI upgrade. Eligible US buyers get an estimated $25 per iPhone, capped at $95.
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OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s Medicare portal 84 days before disclosure
Anthony Albanese says an OpenAI agent reached public and non-public files on a Services Australia Medicare portal on June 18. OpenAI told the government on September 10.
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Anthropic cuts Opus prices 40% as OpenAI halves GPT-6 Sol and Luna
Anthropic says Claude Opus 5.5 costs 40% less to run than Opus 5, and OpenAI halved GPT-6 Sol and Luna prices the same day. Here are the per-token numbers, the benchmark margins and the safeguards that come with them.
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Learning AI: what to study first and the four things to skip
Every serious AI course publishes a prerequisites page, and read together they settle the ordering argument: application layer first, mechanism second, internals only if the job asks. Plus four things worth skipping.
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Listen Labs drops a $125M round as Salesforce weighs a $2B buy
Listen Labs walked away from a signed $125M Series C at a $1.5B valuation while Salesforce held talks to buy it for about $2B.
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Artificial intelligence and business: 18% of firms, mostly in sales
A Census survey of 15 business functions says 18% of US firms use AI, and 52% of adopters use it in sales and marketing. Function by function, here is what actually got measured: a 16.3% sales lift in one chatbot experiment, a 14% support gain concentrated among novices, a software trial that broke, and 2,044 court cases where it went wrong.
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Over 100 AI experts set minimum terms for embedded safety evaluators
More than 100 AI experts, including Geoffrey Hinton, set out the minimum conditions they say embedded AI evaluators need inside frontier labs.
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TypeSafe AI exits stealth with $40M and a model that writes no text
TypeSafe AI left stealth with $40M and Jev, a model that returns typed decisions with confidence scores instead of text. Its own evals put it at $0.0004 a case.
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Together AI: a fintech runs coding agents on 56 B200s at 256K context
Together AI says a global fintech runs its coding assistant on GLM-5.2 across 56 B200s, and turned down a 1M-context configuration to protect concurrency headroom.
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