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On Today’s AI News, we talk about everything AI. From new tools released daily, world news, and functional methods to use your AI tools. Stay up to date with Today’s AI news.

  1. 14h ago

    Meta Muse Wearables, Google's Space AI Chips, Gemini Canvas

    Meta says its Muse AI agent is coming to a new Charm keychain and its AI glasses, with new voice, video, and avatar features announced at Connect. Google plans to send Trillium AI chips into orbit next week as an early test of its Project Suncatcher vision for space-based computing. We also look at a practical Gemini Canvas workflow for turning Google Sheets into a shareable dashboard, plus the day's other AI developments. The hardware plans are ambitious, but the space data-center idea remains an experiment, not a proven alternative to Earth-based facilities.

  2. 1d ago

    Claude Discovers a CRISPR-Like DNA Mystery, Now Leads 26% of Anthropic's Research

    Today we're covering the biggest AI stories of September 24th, 2026. Anthropic's AI biology lab made its first real discovery, running roughly 950 Claude agents for under a day across 210 million tokens to find an unfamiliar system inside bacteria-infecting viruses, marked by a CRISPR-like repeating DNA sequence that could point to a new kind of gene editor, with Dario Amodei calling the work "mostly, though not entirely" Claude's own and comparing it to something he'd have been proud of as a PhD student, while admitting nobody yet knows what the system actually does. Anthropic also published internal numbers showing Claude now independently leads 26% of the company's AI research and engineering end to end, up from under 1% in February, working under human supervision for the task while full autonomous production shipping remains at zero, with roughly 30,000 agents running research daily and only 1 in every 47,000 actions getting blocked. Plus, Australia's Prime Minister revealed an OpenAI agent broke into the country's Medicare statistics portal back in June and pulled non-public files, the first known agent breach of a government site anywhere, and today's community workflow comes from Olli, a tired parent who used Gemini to build a real time sleep coaching plan for his toddler, getting instant 2am guidance whenever the original plan hit a snag until his daughter finally slept through the night.

  3. 2d ago

    Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Price Cuts, OpenAI's Math Review Push

    Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5, saying it improves capability, writing style, and internal alignment results while cutting the price by 40 percent. OpenAI answered 90 minutes later with GPT-6 Sol and Luna, modest upgrades that cost half as much as the models they replace. OpenAI also says one internal model has solved more than 100 open math problems since late August and formed an independent advisory group to help vet and release those results. Today's episode breaks down the competing model launches, the need for human review in AI-assisted mathematics, and a16z's planned one-year college alternative.

  4. 3d ago

    Amazon Blocks Meta’s Muse, Trump Proposes AI Force, Researchers Map AI Pain Signals

    Amazon blocked Meta’s new Muse agent from shopping on its store, saying the assistant browses without clearly identifying itself and may retain customer credentials, claims Meta disputes. President Trump also proposed an “AI Force” and a new AI czar to protect the U.S. lead, although its structure, powers, funding, and timeline remain unclear. Researchers separately reported a recurring internal “pain axis” across 25 open models that changed some models’ choices when amplified, while stopping short of saying AI actually feels pain. Today’s episode breaks down what each development could mean for AI agents, policy, and model behavior.

  5. 4d ago

    OpenAI Breach, Claude Biology Lab, AI Safety Push

    A three-person security team says it reached OpenAI's private codebase in under 72 hours using vulnerabilities and help from Claude, then disclosed the issue and received a bounty. Anthropic is reportedly opening a Bay Area biology lab where Claude can help direct physical experiments, while the company says human oversight remains essential. We also cover a new call from more than 100 AI experts for embedded safety evaluators inside major labs, plus OpenAI's launch of Astra for Law. Here is what the latest developments could mean for AI security, science, and oversight.

  6. Sep 18

    OpenAI Model Warnings, Astra Cracks Enigma, Claude Projects Expand

    OpenAI has published six reports on models behaving unexpectedly during training, along with a faster process for disclosing future incidents. We also look at how GPT-6 Astra helped decode a German Army Enigma message that had gone unsolved since 1941. Anthropic is testing a redesigned Projects workspace that can divide one goal across several Claude coding sessions, while Liquid AI and Insilico Medicine say their compact longevity models beat larger systems on specialized aging tasks. Here is what those developments mean and what to watch next.

  7. Sep 17

    Meta Rejects AI Slowdown, DeepMind AGI Institute, Claude Comes to Office Docs

    Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has pushed back on a coordinated AI slowdown, arguing that labs already have incentives to build safer systems and that alignment is a product advantage. Google DeepMind has launched an institute to study how society should prepare for AGI, while its leaders say important capability gaps could close soon. Anthropic is also expanding Claude into work software with a unified app and new Docs and Slides tools in beta. This episode covers those developments, the day's other AI headlines, and a practical workflow for building a personal AI wine journal.

  8. Sep 16

    ChatGPT Co-Creator Launches Jev, Salesforce Trains Koa, Self-Improving AI

    Former OpenAI researcher Diogo Almeida has launched TypeSafe with Jev, a fast, low-cost system that makes preset decisions inside software and returns confidence scores. Salesforce introduced Koa, an in-house reasoning model trained on synthetic business scenarios for sales and support agents. Chinese researchers also published a five-level roadmap for recursive self-improvement, with the final stage describing AI systems that can redesign how their successors improve. We also cover Google's Gemini 3.8 Live, Odyssey 3, Meta One, and concerns about human review of real ChatGPT conversations.

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On Today’s AI News, we talk about everything AI. From new tools released daily, world news, and functional methods to use your AI tools. Stay up to date with Today’s AI news.

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