AI Is Now Improving Itself Twice as Fast — Inside the METR Report Anthropic Let Outsiders Read
METR spent 11 weeks inside Anthropic and found its models are improving about twice as fast, mostly thanks to AI itself — but most of the evidence was redacted.
Thinking Machines’ Inkling 2 Small: a 594B AI That Works Alone for 4 Hours — but You Can’t Download It Yet
Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab launched Inkling 2 Small on 5 November 2026 — a 594-billion-parameter model built for long, unsupervised work. The weights are still closed.
15 Muse Spaces Ideas to Try First (2026)
Meta launched Muse Spaces on 6 Nov 2026: describe an idea and Muse builds it into a mini-app. These 15 copy-paste briefs cover gifts, trips, work and play.
How to Make Animated GIFs in ChatGPT (Images 2.6)
Images 2.6 turns a prompt, photo or sketch into a looping GIF in ChatGPT. How to make one, edit frames and speed, and what to do if your account lacks it.
Anthropic’s FlashProve: The Cryptographic Receipt That Proves Which AI Really Answered You
Anthropic’s FlashProve is a cryptographic receipt for AI replies — proof of which model answered, without exposing its weights. Here’s what it can and can’t do.
Claude Mapped a 40-Year-Old Protein Vault Mystery
Anthropic’s biology team used Claude to solve the first 3D structure of a vault particle from bacterial life — a 96-copy protein barrel whose function remains unknown 40 years after vaults were discovered.
India’s EKA-1 and Dhīr AI Models Explained
Three homegrown foundation models launched under the IndiaAI Mission on 3 November 2026 — what EKA-1 and the offline Dhīr pair are actually for, and what is still unproven.
Muse AI Is Getting Its Own Shopping Carts — Instacart First
Muse is getting shopping carts it draws itself, Instacart first: the connector supplies cart data, Muse renders the cart, and you pay in the Instacart app.
Sarvam Prism: India’s 44-Millisecond Decision AI Explained
Sarvam Prism scores 71.8 in 44 milliseconds by deciding, not chatting. What the open-weight model does, where it beats rivals, and what the numbers do not prove.
The Best AI in the World Scores Just 12% on Real Work
SemiAnalysis GDPx puts the best AI at just 12% on 206 real professional tasks, with finance and legal at zero. What the scores mean — and what they do not.