First OpenAI told the community to switch to SWE-Bench Pro. Now it's withdrawing that recommendation: up to 34% of tasks are defective. A wake-up call for anyone who takes coding benchmarks at face value.
A CNBC report shows more US companies turning to open Chinese models. The reason is simple — they're often 60 to 90 percent cheaper than the top models from Anthropic and OpenAI.
The new Claude Code release adds a warning before your login expires, a badge for manual mode, and a batch of stability fixes for background sessions.
Anthropic brings Cowork to web and mobile for Max subscribers. But the more interesting story is the first usage data: software development is only a small slice of the work.
Microsoft is now handling tens of thousands of AI prompts a week in its Office apps with its own MAI models. The stated goal: cut the cost of outside models — and eventually eliminate it entirely.
Figma acquired the team behind the vibe-coding platform Bud. The Y Combinator startup is shutting down, but the direction is clear: Figma wants to go from design tool to app factory.
Tencent just released Hy3, an open-source MoE model that competes with models two to five times its size on many benchmarks. And it costs almost nothing to run.
After Chinese models captured up to 46 percent of US enterprise API traffic, Washington is reacting. Two committees are investigating — and the first companies have already received letters.