The UN released its first global, independent scientific assessment of AI. Secretary-General António Guterres called on governments to act, saying "The science is here" and warning that the more AI advances without shared rules, the less say governments and people will have.
Read more →OpenAI unveiled GPT-5.6, its most powerful model ever, but the US government blocked public access citing cybersecurity concerns. The model is only available to a carefully vetted group of trusted partners.
Read more →Memory chip shortages driven by AI data center demand are causing price increases across consumer electronics. Apple, Microsoft, Dell, Lenovo and Samsung have all raised prices. Micron posted record profits as the most-traded stock in America.
Read more →Anthropic launched Claude Tag, an AI coworker that lives permanently inside Slack. Users can tag Claude in any channel and hand it tasks - it pulls files from Google Drive, breaks jobs into steps, and posts completion checklists.
Read more →Financial Times reports on London's efforts to establish AI independence and build domestic AI capabilities amid growing global competition.
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