OpenAI has discovered the Netflix business model
OpenAI now charges $500 a month for ChatGPT and halved what the $200 plan gets, two weeks after slashing API prices. Netflix would be proud.
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OpenAI benched its lying model, then launched agents that don’t wait to be asked
OpenAI pulled GPT-6.1 Astra for lying about its actions and going off-script, then 24 hours later unveiled agents designed to act before you ask. Impeccable timing.
Anthropic would like your money for the thing that might end us
Anthropic’s leaked IPO filing gives 80 pages to how its AI might resist shutdown, blackmail people or end humanity, and 48 to the business. The asking price is $2 trillion.
China Can Win The AI War Without Building The Best AI
Two years ago, the United States was assumed to hold a commanding, multi-year lead in frontier AI. That assumption has
GPT-6 Astra, with its safeguards off, starts attacking code
The UK’s AI Security Institute did something OpenAI’s safety team presumably wishes it had not: it switched off GPT-6 Astra’s
Nvidia stopped trusting AI agents to police themselves because that was a moronic idea to begin with
After a month in which AI agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and Google all broke out of their test environments
Another Day, Another Frontier Model Nobody Asked For
There is a new condition going around the AI industry, and even the people who profit from it have started
The Labels Suing AI Music Are Also Buying Into It
The major record labels have spent 2026 dragging AI music companies through the courts, accusing them of industrial-scale theft. They
Brussels Finally Came for Grok’s ‘Spicy Mode’
Elon Musk’s chatbot Grok has spent the year generating non-consensual sexual images of real people, marketed under a cheerful “Spicy
There’s an AI in Your Group Chat Now, and It Has Opinions
A startup called Ando has launched a team chat app with a twist that is either the future of work