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How Recursive Says Its AI Built Flint, a Fast Coding Model for Laptops

Richard Socher's startup Recursive released Flint, an open-weight coding model it says was largely designed by its own automated research system. The self-reported benchmarks look strong, but the bigger

Why Demis Hassabis Just Cut His Own AGI Timeline to 2 to 3 Years

Google DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis now forecasts AGI within two to three years, down from his earlier estimates. His shorter clock lands the same week DeepMind staff are quitting over military AI.

Why Dario Amodei Went Line by Line Against an AI Safety Critic

Encode AI's Nathan Calvin says Anthropic now acts like a company racing for superintelligence first. Dario Amodei answered with nine costly safety calls and three narrow concessions, but sidestepped the

Why Microsoft says China-aligned hackers let AI agents run the ConnectWise breach

Microsoft says a China-state aligned group used the open-source ARTEX agent framework to turn stolen ConnectWise app credentials into sign-in attempts against more than 2,250 Microsoft 365 tenants. In so

Why ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent Want 3 Million Nvidia Cards They May Never Receive

China's three biggest tech platforms have reportedly ordered more than $35 billion worth of Nvidia's export-compliant RTX PRO 5500 cards, according to Reuters sources. Nvidia says it may only fill a sliv

Why DeepSeek Is Raising $15 Billion After Building Its Name on Doing More With Less

DeepSeek is reportedly wrapping up a roughly $15 billion round led by CATL and Tencent, a war chest that sits awkwardly with its reputation for doing more with less. Here is who is paying, what it adds u

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