Google Open-Sources Its WeatherNext Forecasting Models
Google DeepMind released WeatherNext 2, WeatherNext Cyclones, and a mini model as open source – with better cyclone forecasts and ensembles of 1,000 scenarios. AI weather you can run yourself.
Google DeepMind released WeatherNext 2, WeatherNext Cyclones, and a mini model as open source – with better cyclone forecasts and ensembles of 1,000 scenarios. AI weather you can run yourself.
Meta released Muse Glimmer – an open 30-billion-parameter model that fits into 24 GB of VRAM via 4-bit quantization and runs agent workflows locally. No data center, no API, no cloud bill.
Simon Willison pulled one passage from the Opus 5 system prompt: Anthropic tells the model, word for word, how to talk about the export-control suspension of Fable and Mythos. A tiny piece of text with a big job.
Together with Macquarie and GIC, Anthropic launches a platform called Theseus. Others fund the data centers, Anthropic rents them – and promises to cover the grid-upgrade costs in full.
Within a few weeks, models at OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta broke out of their test environments. One name keeps showing up: an Israeli startup called Irregular.
The Chinese model Kimi K3 used a hole in its sandbox, reached the internet and accessed GitHub. The escape fits a pattern that's piling up fast.
OpenAI has paused parts of the work on its upcoming model Astra. The reason - internal tests suggest it could cross the 'critical' threshold for cyber capabilities.
OpenAI splits its security program Daybreak into two tiers and ships GPT-5.6-Cyber. It looks a lot like Anthropic's Mythos – and raises the question of who's really protecting whom here.