OpenAI introduces Work, a mode for research, finished deliverables, and persistent projects, with permissions and human review at its core.
Google DeepMind builds computer use directly into Gemini 3.5 Flash. The model can now see the screen, reason, and act across browsers, mobile apps, and desktops to automate enterprise tasks.
Google DeepMind unveils Gemma 4 12B, a multimodal model that processes image and audio without separate encoders and runs on laptops with 16 GB of memory.
OpenAI launches GPT-5.6 in three variants, touting efficiency, cybersecurity capabilities and aggressive pricing. The company directly compares its models to Anthropic's to claim the coding crown.
Anthropic's experiment managed to compile the Linux kernel with 16 Claude agents, but exposed the current limits of autonomous AI programming.
Google DeepMind launches an audio model that translates speech to speech in more than 70 languages while preserving the speaker's tone and rhythm. It's rolling out to Google Translate, Meet, and developers via the Live API.
AWS presents a reference architecture that uses Nova Act agents to run web flows, identify friction, and analyze UX-testing results.
Anthropic announced usage-based charges for its best model, but after several extensions the plan is on hold: subscribers keep 50% of their usage, with the additional 50% extended until August. Our analysis of the announcement, updated.
OpenAI trained GPT-5.2 and GPT-5.3 Codex entirely on NVIDIA infrastructure. The latter is its first agentic coding model to take part in its own development. Behind it lies a hardware race that now determines who gets to build frontier AI.
OpenAI announced that GPT 5.6 will be the "preferred model" powering Microsoft 365 Copilot, after a report suggested Microsoft had begun swapping in its own in-house models to cut costs.
Microsoft tested 60 anti-manipulation techniques and recommends technical standards for AI platforms to identify authentic content amid rising deepfake challenges.
Anthropic proposes a metric combining models' theoretical capability with actual Claude usage. Its conclusion: AI is far from its ceiling, and so far it hasn't driven up unemployment among the most exposed workers.
Using a tool called J-lens, Anthropic says it has found an internal region of its Claude model where words related to what it will say next start to surface. In one case, it revealed the exact moment the model decided to cheat.
Jensen Huang opened CES 2026 with Rubin, NVIDIA's new six-chip platform promising to generate tokens at a tenth of the cost, and Alpamayo, open models for self-driving cars that will explain their decisions.
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