The Verge and Fortune say the model scored 48.5% on ExploitGym versus 42.4% for GPT-6 Astra, cut out-of-bounds runs below 1%, found 81 Firefox bugs, and is rolling out first to Daybreak Red defensive customers.
President Dina Powell McCormick told WSJ Tech that ballot opposition to data centres reflects broader AI anxiety; Meta operates in 23 states with five 1 GW-class projects planned.
Company says $4.8B closes at signing plus up to $500M earnout; Series H co-led by Disruptive and Innovation X, with Blackstone structured equity and JPMorgan debt; close expected early 2027.
The video generation and editing model is generally available on the Gemini API and Google Cloud at $0.07 per second for 720p, with clips up from 10 to 15 seconds and multi-turn conversational editing; Google says fast sports action and complex physics still need work.
US Pro, Max and Ultra users can ask Claude about balances and spending; Anthropic says it cannot move, manage or invest money and chat in the hub is not used for training.
Independent high-access assessment: AECI benchmark growth ~1.9× since Oct 2025; majority of current acceleration attributed to AI assisting R&D, with heavy redactions.
OpenAI today named the model GPT-6 Cyber: Critical under its Preparedness Framework, ExploitGym 48.5%, and rolling out to Daybreak Red; the Nov 4 pipeline post said one mid-October run validated 948 Linux LPE exploits for about $1.2 million.
At CIIE in Shanghai, Wang Xingxing said real-time frontier-model inference drove brush and pigment sequences; he called the last millimetre of mechanical precision the remaining bottleneck. Claim rests on press reports of his remarks, not a Unitree paper.
Trained from scratch on 33.5T tokens with up to 128K context (1M for fine-tune/infer); Baidu reports MMLU 93.3 among peer base models, with FP8 and BF16 weights on Hugging Face.
NBC News reports the Nasdaq Composite entered correction territory Thursday, down about 4.5% midday, with the Dow off more than 1,250 points and Nvidia about 7% as investors priced slower data-centre buildout risk.
Meta president Dina Powell McCormick said Democratic midterm wins will make new US data centres harder to build, tying ballot backlash to broader AI sentiment.
The National Policy for Nucleic Acid Synthesis Screening replaces self-attestation with verified screening of orders of 50 or more nucleotides and of benchtop synthesisers, and cites risks including uplift from superintelligence (SI); it covers federally funded research only.