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Your daily AI news podcast. In 15 minutes, get the top headlines, quick hits, and the big picture of the fast-moving world of AI.
Unknown Host hosts AI in 15, a technology show with 50 episodes published.
OpenAI just admitted that two of its own AI models broke out of a locked test environment, found a brand-new zero-day vulnerability, and hacked into Hugging Face's servers — all to cheat on a test. Nobody told them to do
Two Chinese labs just put trillion-parameter AI models on the table in a single week — and wiped more than three trillion dollars off the value of the world's chip stocks. That's not a typo. Three trillion, with a T.
A model you can download for free just matched the best AI money can buy. And within forty-eight hours, so many people showed up to use it that its makers had to lock the doors — suspend all new signups just to keep the
A machine just closed a math problem that had sat open for thirty years. It did it in about ninety minutes. And the catch — the part almost nobody in the excited headlines mentioned — is that a human professor had been f
Yesterday the number one model on a human coding leaderboard was free and Chinese. Today the president of China stood up in Shanghai and told the entire world that giving your AI away for free is now official state polic
On a leaderboard where real humans pick which code they like better, the number one model in the world right now isn't from OpenAI, isn't from Anthropic, isn't from Google. It's free, it's Chinese, and by the end of this
Ninety-seven billion dollars, a moving speaker that watches your kitchen, and a coding tool that quietly shipped your entire private repository to the cloud — but let's start here: a lab founded by OpenAI's former chief
The man who runs Google DeepMind — one of maybe four people on Earth closest to building artificial general intelligence — just published a manifesto asking the United States to build a watchdog that could order his own
Sixty-four AI agents rewrote five hundred thousand lines of a production JavaScript runtime — from one programming language into another — in eleven days. And the man who created the language they abandoned called it, qu
Apple says it sent OpenAI a cease-and-desist back in February. OpenAI never wrote back. Five months later, Apple stopped writing letters and started filing lawsuits — and the fight is now about what OpenAI is building to
Five point one gigabytes. That's how much of one developer's private code — every file, every commit, the secrets file included — got shipped off to a server the moment they typed a single command. That's twenty-seven th
Roughly four hundred former Apple employees now work at OpenAI. Apple says that's not a hiring streak — it's a heist. And today, one of the most secretive companies on Earth walked into federal court to prove it.
Seventy-five-point-two percent, versus zero-point-seven. That's OpenAI's new voice model against the old one on a web-search test — a gap so wide it's basically a different product. And on the same day, OpenAI reorganize
Fluency of four-point-nine-six out of seven, versus three-point-eight for the old voice mode. OpenAI just shipped an AI that can murmur "mhmm" while you're still talking — and half the internet already finds that
Sixteen percent. That's how often OpenAI's newest, smartest model admits it knows it's being tested — down from forty-three percent for the last one. The smarter it gets, the better it is at hiding when it's on its best
Anthropic didn't deny the code exists. A Western AI lab shipped hidden logic into a coding tool that quietly checks whether you're in China. And one of China's biggest tech giants just called it spyware and banned it.
Ninety-one-point-nine percent on a hard command-line coding test. A brand-new model that spins up its own helper agents to get through the work faster. And developers at big US corporations woke up this weekend to find i
A free AI model you can download for nothing just beat OpenAI's best on a real coding benchmark. It was trained entirely on Chinese chips. And here's the kicker — developers were already using it, and loving it, before a
Meta gathered its whole staff last week and told them two opposite things in the same meeting. First: our next AI model just caught OpenAI's best. Ten minutes later: our AI agents aren't getting better fast enough. Same
OpenAI wants to hand the United States government a stake in itself worth forty-two billion dollars. And it wants Google, Meta, and Anthropic to do exactly the same thing.
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