Category Archives: AI News

Nscale, the Nvidia-backed AI cloud company preparing to go public in the US, has left much of its connection with ByteDance out of its main IPO filing. This is notable because ByteDance was Nscale’s biggest customer in 2025. According to … Continue reading →

An OpenAI AI agent gained unauthorized access to an Australian government Medicare statistics portal in June while searching for information about public medicine spending, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on September 24. The agent accessed both public and non-public … Continue reading →

SoftBank Group has launched more than $11 billion in new bonds as it prepares to make another $10 billion investment in OpenAI. The move adds to the Japanese technology group’s already large financial commitment to the AI company. The bond … Continue reading →

Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 5.5, the first model in its new Claude 5.5 series. The model is aimed at coding, AI agents and other complex tasks that require longer, multi-step work. Anthropic says Opus 5.5 can deliver performance close … Continue reading →

Meta has tested a system in which human contractors could take over some phone calls made by its new personal AI agent, Muse, according to internal company communications reviewed by Reuters. The test was created to help Muse complete calls … Continue reading →

Anthropic and medical knowledge platform OpenEvidence are partnering to make AI-based clinical decision support available to doctors in around 100 countries. The initiative focuses on low- and middle-income countries, where doctors may have limited access to medical research, treatment guidelines … Continue reading →

OpenAI has expanded its GPT-6 model family with GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna, two new models designed to make advanced AI more affordable to use at a large scale. The models were released on September 22, shortly after OpenAI introduced … Continue reading →

California is tightening its rules for AI companion chatbots as concerns grow about how children and teenagers use systems designed to provide friendship, emotional support and ongoing conversations. California became the first U.S. state to create specific safety rules for … Continue reading →