New Claude Code product lead Cat Wu leaves Anthropic for OpenAI to run core product management
Wu announced the move on X a day after saying she had left Anthropic; OpenAI confirmed it and Anthropic declined to comment, Business Insider reports.

An autonomous pipeline produced 1,169 working privilege-escalation exploits in a mid-October run, at about $1,279 each; OpenAI says it is now patching them upstream.
Wu announced the move on X a day after saying she had left Anthropic; OpenAI confirmed it and Anthropic declined to comment, Business Insider reports.

Bloomberg, citing people familiar, says the round is not final and terms could change; the Alphabet drug-discovery unit raised $2.1bn in May.

The 70–80% saving applies only to specific visual-effects steps, not to whole budgets; an AI-generated aerial shot already aired in the drama Kyumei Byoto 24 Ji.
The 276B-parameter model with 12B active is offered in Devin at one-fifth the price and 3x the speed of SWE-2; Cognition's own evals lift Terminal-Bench 4.0 from 0.9% for the base model to 20.0%, and the weights are not public.

The cryo-EM structure shows a bacteriophage protein forming a 96-copy shell; the vault's biological function is still unknown and the preprint has been submitted to bioRxiv but is not yet live.

The 65-billion-parameter dense model scores 80.5 on Terminal-Bench 2.1, which the chip-design AI lab calls a new best for US open weights.

Conductor confirmed the deal and said its cloud product shuts down on 20 November, with the team joining Meta Superintelligence Labs; financial terms were not disclosed.
In a post on X, the OpenAI chief executive wrote that this requirement should ultimately constrain AI progress, and that OpenAI rejects people being relegated to doing what AI systems decide to reward.

The mixture-of-experts model activates 104B parameters per token and ships under a custom licence that requires large commercial users to display its name; Moonshot's own benchmarks put it just behind Claude Opus 5.5 on Terminal-Bench 4.0.

The roughly 7,500-page algebraic geometry reference is now one machine-checked library; outside mathematicians have not yet reviewed how faithful the statements are.
Bloomberg reports further cuts to as low as $100 a day for some engineers and $25 for some teams; Apple has not commented and employees said few used the full limit.