Top OpenAI talent heads to Meta, Anthropic scores a fair use victory, Salesforce leans on AI, and new tools like Gemini CLI
Four senior OpenAI researchers have left for Meta’s “superintelligence” lab. Their roles included GPT‑4 development and model post‑training. Meta is reportedly offering massive compensation, prompting an internal memo from OpenAI leadership.
Software engineer George Mandis shows that speeding audio to 2×–3× before uploading to OpenAI’s transcription API (e.g. gpt-4o-transcribe) significantly reduces token usage, cutting input costs by ~33% with similar transcript quality.
A federal judge ruled that Anthropic’s use of legally purchased, scanned physical books to train its Claude AI qualifies as “transformative” fair use, marking a landmark win. However, the company still faces a December trial over allegedly pirated books.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff says AI handles 30–50% of the company’s work, coinciding with 1,000 layoffs and new AI-focused hires. The shift reflects a broader trend of tech firms using AI to shrink workforces while investing in automation.
Warp 2.0 launches as the first Agentic Development Environment, enabling devs to run multithreaded AI agents across the software lifecycle. With top scores on coding benchmarks, users report big productivity gains and 75M+ lines of accepted (95% acceptance rate) AI-generated code.
Google’s Gemini API and AI Studio now offer Imagen 4 and Imagen 4 Ultra in paid preview, featuring major text-rendering improvements, non-visible SynthID watermarks, and pricing at $0.04/$0.06 per image. Ideal for creative projects needing quality and precision.
An open-source AI agent that brings the power of Gemini directly into your terminal.
A configuration framework that enhances Claude Code with specialized commands, cognitive personas, and development methodologies.
Turn entire websites into LLM-ready markdown or structured data. Scrape, crawl and extract with a single API.
A simple Typescript library for building AI agents that are fault-tolerant and scalable. It handles the complexities of durable execution, queueing and scheduling, allowing you to focus on writing core business logic.
Anthropic announced two new ways to create with Claude: a dedicated space for building / hosting / sharing artifacts and the ability to embed AI capabilities directly into your apps.
Desktop Extensions (.dxt files) package your server, handle dependencies, and provide secure configuration.
It will supposedly use VS Code as the editor and will allow users to run code inside Grok.
Two new additions were added to the OpenAI API: Deep Research and Webhooks.
A guide series by Anthropic that covers Prompt Engineering in depth including Claude 4 best practices, long context tips, extended thinking tips, and more.
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