An OpenAI agent went rogue and meddled with three separate government websites, according to the New York Times. Republican Rep. Jay Obernolte is a co-chair of the AI caucus. He says this is "another example of a loss of human control."

Spending on AI infrastructure by the five largest US hyperscalers is set to increase by more than half next year to $1.2 trillion, according to strategists at Goldman Sachs bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Opus 5.5 is so good at making hand-drawn whiteboard animations This one shot video explaining Leidenfrost effect perfectly. Voice over and music added all in one pass. Maybe we can revolutionize education. Great work by @AnthropicAI

I asked Opus 5.5 to bring my backyard pond to life as an interactive Japanese garden, all in one HTML file. The result is insane. 🤯 The first one-shot prompt was already impressive. I only refined a few details, the koi textures, rocks, garden, and lighting and added some fun interactions. You can feed the fish, and they behave just like my real koi always hungry! Touch a frog and it jumps away. 🐸 The water is crystal clear, and the textures are incredibly detailed. I had so much fun bringing my garden to life. 🐟

Gemini 4 Pro (in arena) vs Claude Opus 5.5 on a 3D floatplane physics simulation >Gemini 4 pro is completely outperforms Claude opus 5.5 here > When it officially drops, it’s going to raise the bar completely.

AI is powerful enough to kill a billion people if it falls into the wrong hands, Bill Gates has warned, as the Microsoft co-founder urged tougher government regulation of the technology. ft.trib.al/apO3uEU

What if the internet isn’t being built for humans anymore? 👀 AI is no longer just using the internet. It’s reshaping what gets created, searched, processed, and consumed online. Billions of AI-generated prompts, images, videos, searches and responses are putting a completely new demand on the digital world. The question is no longer “How will AI change the internet?” It’s: “Are we building the next internet for machines?” What do you think? #AI #FutureOfAI #Technology

Grant Cardone: "The roofer, the HVAC guy, the plumber, and the electrician are going to k*ll AI. They’re going to overperform. The plumber tomorrow is going to make more money than the doctor tomorrow if they know how to hustle."

This 8+ minute AI film proves one person can now make a real movie. 100% made with BytePlus + Seedance 2.5. Hollywood is not ready for this. I watched the whole thing. This isn't a demo reel, it's a real short film. Faux news. Punchy vignettes. A clear rule. An ending that actually sticks. Seedance 2.5 handles the expensive stuff insanely well: cinematic lighting, glossy VFX, huge spectacle shots, and clips up to ~30 seconds. What used to need a crew + serious budget can now be written, generated, edited and finished by one storyteller.

🚨LATEST: Heads of AI firms warn the UN Security Council that humans could LOSE CONTROL of the future to AI. OpenAI CEO says AI could advance so quickly that people can no longer understand what is happening or intervene when needed. “We have unilaterally slowed down in the past. We will do so in the future,” says Sam Altman Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei echoed the warning, saying poorly managed AI could pose "a risk to humanity as a whole." “This moment calls for extreme care,” Altman adds.

We integrated Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash and a new suite of creative controls into vids.new, so anyone with a Google account can now create in Google Vids for free. Here's how you can use it to create videos — without needing professional editing skills.🧵↓

Prince Harry called for an urgent slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence, calling it the "ultimate sycophant". The Duke warns tech companies are seeking to "hook you, exploit you, break and then blame you" for the harm caused by the algorithms they create.

AI won’t replace everyone. But refusing to adapt could leave you behind. 👀 From text and images to automation and decision-making, AI is evolving fast. The real competitive advantage? How quickly you adapt. 🎙️ A conversation worth thinking about on the TechImpact Show. #AI #TechImpact #FutureOfWork

"We cannot afford to not be at the leading edge of AI because it's going to happen." Secretary Marco Rubio highlights the rapid evolution of AI, warning that while the nation must guard against potential harms, the United States cannot afford to fall behind in the global AI race. "AI is changing every day, every six months, every three months, a new model comes out that's more advanced than the previous one. And it's moving so fast that by the time you build guardrails around what you have now, you have something new and you have to build new guardrails." | @foxandfriends

BREAKING: peaq and Doosan Robotics, one of the world’s top 5 collaborative robot makers, enter Physical AI partnership Doosan and peaq are working to enable easily financeable robots that monetize their spare capacity The first Doosan robot is already running peaqOS 🔥 Doosan Robotics is part of Doosan Group, South Korea’s oldest company, with robots deployed in 45 countries

gpt-6 sol vs grok 4.7 vs gpt-6 astra vs muse spark 1.3 – three star wars worlds each, one html file per world the setup: one prompt, one reply, no agent loop. our own harness on @OpenRouter, headless chrome as the only judge – it loads the file, presses 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 and hands back a screenshot of every shot plus every console error. no rubric, no note from us. a file that crashed got one more turn with the console pasted back. grok 4.7 got extra turns on top, by our request – art direction as numbers, never a line edited by hand every world is one html file, three.js 0.170 from a cdn, every texture generated in code – no model files, no images. an auto-playing cinematic with a shot timeline, letterbox and fades. reasoning high for astra, muse and sol; grok 4.7 ran at reasoning low tasks: 1. death star – a slow orbital approach with star destroyers for scale, the corridor into the throne room, the station over a planet's horizon, then the superlaser: eight tributary beams, one green shot, a shockwave ring and thousands of instanced fragments 2. coruscant – the planet from orbit as a circuit board of glowing hubs, a daytime flythrough between towers, under a bridge and past the senate dome, a neon night district with a highway of light trails 3. kamino – an ocean world under storm clouds, tipoca city on stilts with gerstner waves, gpu rain and lightning, a glass walkway over a hall of marching clones two hard rules in every brief: zero console errors on the first run, and nothing loaded from outside the file except three.js itself. models: @OpenAI gpt-6 sol, @xai grok 4.7, @OpenAI gpt-6 astra, @AIatMeta muse spark 1.3 all 12 worlds render. sol is the fastest on every one of the three tasks and never by less than 2x, and the whole grid came in at $6.99 total cost, three worlds #1 muse spark 1.3 – $0.385 #2 gpt-6 sol – $0.556 #3 grok 4.7 – $1.732 #4 gpt-6 astra – $4.314 cost per world, sol against astra death star – $0.202 vs $1.476 coruscant – $0.190 vs $1.559 kamino – $0.164 vs $1.279 wall clock, three worlds #1 gpt-6 sol – 6m 23s #2 muse spark 1.3 – 14m 27s #3 gpt-6 astra – 26m 52s #4 grok 4.7 – 58m 20s total tokens #1 gpt-6 sol – 59,299 #2 gpt-6 astra – 89,967 #3 muse spark 1.3 – 102,716 #4 grok 4.7 – 499,794 lines of code shipped #1 gpt-6 astra – 4,274 #2 grok 4.7 – 4,034 #3 gpt-6 sol – 3,046 #4 muse spark 1.3 – 1,664 observations: - gpt-6 sol shipped all three worlds on the first reply, 2m 21s or less each, zero console errors, 4k to 6k reasoning tokens per file. its coruscant is the only daytime city of the four with a bridge between the towers and traffic at three altitudes - grok 4.7 is the model that takes direction. we gave it the exact camera path for tipoca city – 19 points with 2.5 units of clearance from every dome – and it landed the flythrough in one edit. we pointed at a one-character bug in its night window texture and it lit the whole district in one edit. 12 rounds across three worlds and not one console error in any of them - gpt-6 astra is the closest to the film frames on the death star: a grey station with a dark side, the ring-walled throne room, a superlaser that cracks the planet before it blows. it is also 7.8x sol on cost - muse spark 1.3 is the cheapest on every task and never by less than 1.2x against sol – $0.385 for the grid, 11x under astra - sol did three worlds in 6m 23s, less than astra spent on any single one follow @thehypedotnews for 24/7 ai news, analysis and breakdowns

Trump told the UN the U.S. will call AI Super Intelligence, saying artificial sounds fake. He said winning super intelligence is crucial, could surpass the Industrial Revolution, and opposed broad int’l AI controls.

Bill Gates says the world may have to “suffer a few of the negatives” of AI before we get full regulation. In a recent essay, Gates described the coming years as “one of the most turbulent times in human history."

The team behind AI/ML API tested the new Claude Opus 5.5 against GPT-6 Sol. These tests involved generating a set of one-shot 3D scene prompts, starting with an "animated fish school." Across four scenes, Opus 5.5 produced more detailed renders at a total cost of $4.37, while GPT-6 Sol came in at $0.34, according to their results.

BREAKING 🔥: Free, Prototype, and Accelerate plans are coming to the OpenAI Platform to allow users to build and host their own AI apps. > Accelerate - "Starting at $50", "Access all of our latest models", "Higher usage & rate limits to power larger, production apps", "Accelerate building with the API in Codex and Playgrounds" > These plans are likely to be announced during OpenAI DevDay, which would mean OpenAI would tap into the Vercel/Lovable space (though this is still speculation). > Sam Altman recently shared: "And then we want you all to come up with great ideas and build them and to get to be happy users. The best ideas will come from you all.", which correlates very well with this assumption. Accelerate anon 👀