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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. 2d ago

    Anthropic Says AI Is Writing Its Own Future, ChatGPT Can Now Dream, Rival Labs Sound the Alarm

    Today we're covering the biggest AI stories of June 5th, 2026. Anthropic published a landmark report revealing that over 80% of its merged code was Claude-authored as of May — with engineers pushing 8 times more code per day than in 2024 — and laid out the recursive self-improvement scenario where each new version of Claude could be built by the version before it without any human involvement, while saying it would slow or pause frontier development if peer labs agreed to do the same. OpenAI overhauled ChatGPT's memory system with a feature called dreaming — a background process that turns past conversations into a continuously updated personal profile sorted by travel, hobbies, work, and more — with factual recall jumping from 41% to 82% and preference-following more than doubling. Plus, the CEOs of OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, and Microsoft jointly signed an open letter to Congress warning that AI now outperforms PhD-level virologists and pressing lawmakers to require synthetic DNA sellers to screen every buyer before dangerous sequences can be traced back to bad actors — and today's community workflow comes from an anonymous parent of two toddlers who uses a scheduled AI prompt a few times a week to get fresh parenting tips, activity ideas, and behavior strategies — saying it's made him a better father.

    17 min

  2. 3d ago

    AI Image Models Move Beyond Prompts, Meta Turns WhatsApp Into a Sales Agent, AI Tops Law Professors

    Today we’re covering the biggest AI stories of June 4th, 2026. Ideogram open-sourced its 4.0 model — taking the top spot among open-weight image models and beating top rivals in professional designer testing — while Reve 2.0 jumped to number two overall on the image leaderboard, with both models pushing the same idea: instead of regenerating from scratch, users edit specific regions, typography, and layouts after the fact, turning image generation from a slot machine into a real creative tool. Meta launched Meta Business Agent globally across WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger — letting any business deploy an AI that answers questions, recommends products, qualifies leads, and closes sales across languages, with human takeover available at any point and a free tier to start. Plus, a Stanford study had 16 law professors blindly judge their own answers against Google’s AI systems, and faculty chose the AI responses 75% of the time — with Claude Opus 4.7 ranking first when all models were tested — and today’s community workflow comes from Jeff in Great Falls, who asked Gemini to pull data from hundreds of used car listings and plot price versus year versus mileage in seconds, exposing suspicious bait listings and turning hours of research into a single chart.

    16 min

  3. 4d ago

    Microsoft Goes Independent at Build 2026, Scorsese Uses AI for Film, Trump Softens AI Review

    Today we're covering the biggest AI stories of June 3rd, 2026. Microsoft used Build 2026 to make its clearest statement yet that it's done being OpenAI's distribution partner — releasing seven new in-house MAI models, launching Scout, its first always-on agent built on OpenClaw that lives in Teams and proactively schedules meetings and preps materials, revealing Project Solara as an upcoming platform for agent-first hardware concepts including a badge and a desk companion, and partnering with Nvidia on a new Surface RTX Spark Dev Box. Martin Scorsese publicly joined Black Forest Labs as an adviser and released a video showing himself using its FLUX image model to storyboard a new film — calling the ability to instantly share a visual idea "creatively freeing" and opening a door for skeptical filmmakers that very few people of his stature have been willing to touch. Plus, Trump signed an executive order shrinking the pre-release government AI review window from a proposed 90 days down to 30, making it voluntary rather than mandatory — and today's community workflow comes from An in Cape Town, who pointed Claude Cowork at a folder of Airbnb income and expense files and got back a fully interactive five-tab financial dashboard that replaced hours of manual spreadsheet work.

    16 min

  4. 5d ago

    Nvidia Corners the AI Agent Stack, Meta AI Got Hacked by Asking Nicely, Anthropic Files for IPO

    Today we're covering the biggest AI stories of June 2nd, 2026. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang opened COMPUTEX in Taiwan by declaring "Agentic AI has arrived" — then backed it up with a full ecosystem reveal including the RTX Spark superchip for personal AI agents on Windows laptops, the Vera CPU built for agents that runs 1.8x faster than rivals and is already used by Anthropic, OpenAI, and the NYSE, the Cosmos 3 open robotics model, and Nemotron 3 Ultra — a 550 billion parameter model now sitting at the top of U.S. open-source AI. Hackers took over high-profile Instagram accounts including a dormant Barack Obama account and Space Force's commanding general by simply asking Meta AI's support chatbot to send a password reset code to a different email — an exploit that was reportedly active for months before Meta patched it. Plus, Anthropic officially filed with the SEC to go public, entering the race with OpenAI to hit the open markets — and today's community workflow comes from Johannes in Finland, who fed months of AI newsletters into an LLM alongside a personal "about me" file and now asks it to rank every new idea by relevance to his life, turning a passive reading habit into a personalized idea bank.

    21 min

  5. 6d ago

    AI's Next Training Data Is Your Home, Microsoft's Super App, Nvidia's Personal AI Superchip

    Today we're covering the biggest AI stories of June 1st, 2026. German startup MicroAGI launched Shift in New York City — a free apartment cleaning service where the catch is a cleaner wearing a head-mounted camera filming every move, with the footage sold to AI robotics labs and used in their own research, already paying workers $20 an hour across the world with over $5 million paid out in Q1 alone, and thousands of bookings on launch day. Microsoft is reportedly merging GitHub Copilot, Cowork, and Autopilot into a single super app — matching the same all-in-one strategy OpenAI and Elon Musk's X are already building — as the race to own your daily AI command center heats up. Plus, Nvidia unveiled RTX Spark, a personal AI superchip bringing up to one petaflop of AI performance to Windows laptops with all-day battery life — and today's community workflow comes from Wyatt in Athens, Alabama, who built an AI prospecting agent in HubSpot that monitors buying signals across the web and writes outreach emails for his sales team automatically, letting his existing SDRs close faster while hiring fewer people overall.

    14 min

  6. May 30

    Someone Tested Google Gemini Spark's 24/7 Agent So You Don't Have To — Their Honest Verdict

    Today we're going hands-on with Gemini Spark — Google's new 24/7 agentic assistant that runs in the cloud so you never have to leave your laptop open. A TechCrunch reporter put it through five real-world tasks: finding drugstore deals, building a packing list, hunting for summer camps, summarizing newsletters, and tracking a price drop. The verdict? Useful but unpolished — it found a real Annual Beaver Queen Pageant nearby, saved money at Walgreens, and surfaced local events from across the web in seconds. But it can't use Google Keep, occasionally returns wrong counts, and nobody can explain why it needs to be its own product instead of just being Gemini. The bigger question — is this what AI-for-everyone actually looks like in 2026, and is Google doing enough to make it feel essential?

    23 min

  7. May 29

    Claude Opus 4.8 Tops Every Benchmark, Anthropic Hits $965B, Apple's Siri Finally Gets an AI Brain

    Today we're covering the biggest AI stories of May 29th, 2026. Anthropic dropped Claude Opus 4.8 — beating GPT-5.5 and Gemini 3.1 Pro on agentic coding, computer use, financial analysis, and Humanity's Last Exam — while simultaneously closing a $65 billion raise that pushed its valuation to $965 billion, surpassing OpenAI for the first time in the company's history, with a Mythos-class public model coming in the weeks ahead. Apple is finally rebuilding Siri from the ground up on Google Gemini, with a dedicated ChatGPT-style app living inside Dynamic Island, AI-powered web search built in, and support for third-party agents including Claude and ChatGPT — arriving in iOS 27 as Apple's last real chance to be relevant in the AI era before John Ternus takes over as CEO. Plus, Cursor's Developer Habits Report shows lines of code per developer more than doubled in 18 months — but the top 1% of users are producing 46 times more code than the median, and the gap is widening every month — and today's community workflow comes from Gabriela in Austin, who used ChatGPT to build a custom personal style system — analyzing selfies, measurements, and inspiration photos — and now runs every outfit, haircut, and wardrobe decision through it daily.

    12 min

  8. May 28

    The Most Important Biology Release of the Year, OpenAI Funds Its Own Fallout, AI Gets Self-Improving

    Today we're covering the biggest AI stories of May 28th, 2026. Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's Biohub released Evolutionary Scale Models — an open-source protein world model trained on 2.8 billion sequences that predicts structure, designs novel proteins, and already hit 36 to 88% success rates against five cancer and immune disease targets, outperforming AlphaFold and putting drug discovery infrastructure directly in the hands of researchers everywhere. OpenAI Foundation committed $250 million to help workers, communities, and economies navigate AI-driven disruption — funding efforts to track how AI value actually flows, support job transitions, and explore tax shifts from labor to capital, even as layoffs tied to AI efficiency continue spreading across industries. Plus, a new startup called Trajectory launched with $15 million to build AI that keeps learning from real-world corrections and user edits after deployment — post-training models every week and targeting hourly updates — and today's community workflow comes from Michel in Solana Beach, who used Claude, Cursor, and Claude Code to build a one-click inventory verification app for his wine distribution company that instantly tells salespeople what's in stock, ending the interruptions and speeding up sales.

    13 min
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