Microsoft is unveiling its own AI models at Build tomorrow -- including a coding model for GitHub Copilot. The reason: Claude Code has overtaken Copilot in enterprise developer adoption.
Jensen Huang unveiled the RTX Spark at Computex 2026 -- an ARM-based superchip with a Blackwell GPU, 128 GB unified memory, and one petaflop of AI performance. Nvidia is going straight for Apple and Qualcomm.
Codex Computer Use comes to Windows 11. The agent moves the mouse and keyboard, tests apps, and hunts bugs — and you can keep steering it from your phone.
Who actually checks whether an AI model is safe? OpenAI puts out a playbook for trustworthy third-party evaluations — and makes its Frontier Governance Framework more transparent.
Mistral counters the US giants with a complete model family: Large 3 with 675 billion parameters and 256K context, plus nine small models down to the Jetson board.
A company burned through $500 million on Claude in a single month because it never set usage limits. Not an isolated case — and a lesson for anyone rolling out AI at scale.
Google unveiled a tiny board for on-device AI at I/O. The Coral Board runs Gemma 3 270M entirely locally — built for headphones, AR glasses, and smartwatches.
Four new Claude Code releases in just a few days. The highlight: a security plugin from the marketplace and /code-review can now apply its findings directly.