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01The Rundown AI·Industryhot

Anthropic Survey: How 81,000 People Really Feel About AI

Anthropic released the largest qualitative AI attitudes study ever, using Claude to interview 81,000 users. Professional excellence topped hopes while fear of AI errors outranked other concerns. Cursor launched Composer 2, its own coding model at 1/10th the cost of GPT-5.4 with near-frontier performance.

02The Rundown AI·Industryhot

Google Launches 'Vibe Design' Tool Stitch for AI-Powered UI Prototyping

This edition features: Google's new Stitch tool enabling "vibe design" with voice-powered UI prototyping; MiniMax's self-evolving M2.7 model that wrote its own training code through 100+ autonomous improvement cycles; and Microsoft's potential lawsuit over Amazon's $50B cloud deal with OpenAI.

05The Rundown AI·Modelshot

Musk Announces Full xAI Rebuild as Co-Founder Exodus Continues

Musk admits xAI was not built right and announces a ground-up rebuild. 9 of 11 original co-founders have departed, while the company actively recruits top coding talent including senior Cursor leaders to help Grok catch up to industry frontier.

09The Rundown AI·Industryhot

Anthropic Sues U.S. Government

Anthropic sues the U.S. government over the "supply chain risk" label; Microsoft introduces Claude-powered Copilot Cowork.

13The Rundown AI·Industryhot

Amodei Torches OpenAI in Leaked Memo

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei rips OpenAI’s Pentagon deal as "safety theater" in a leaked memo. Meanwhile, OpenAI is reportedly building an alternative to Microsoft’s GitHub.

14The Rundown AI·Industryhot

Altman Faces the Fallout from OpenAI's Pentagon Deal

OpenAI faces massive backlash over its rushed Pentagon deal, forcing Sam Altman into brand damage control mode. Meanwhile, major model updates from both OpenAI and Google continue reshaping the competitive AI landscape.

15The Rundown AI·Industryhot

Supreme Court Ducks AI Copyright Question

The U.S. Supreme Court passes on hearing a landmark case regarding AI-generated art copyright, keeping the "humans only" authorship standard intact. Meanwhile, Anthropic unveils a cross-platform memory importer, and Alibaba drops a highly potent small model suite.

16The Rundown AI·Industryhot

OpenAI Steps into Anthropic's Pentagon Void

OpenAI swiftly signs a Pentagon deal just hours after the Trump administration bans rival Anthropic as a "supply chain risk". Meanwhile, OpenAI shatters records with a massive $110B funding round at a $730B valuation, led by Amazon.

17The Rundown AI·Industryhot

The New Top Banana in AI Image Generation

Google's newly upgraded Nano Banana 2 reclaims the #1 text-to-image crown, delivering top-tier quality at half the cost. Meanwhile, OpenAI poaches a key Meta infrastructure executive originally stolen from Apple.

18The Rundown AI·Industryhot

Perplexity's 19-model AI ‘Computer’

Perplexity unveils 'Computer', a complex autonomous orchestration agent utilizing 19 separate models. Concurrently, Anthropic provides retired Claude Opus 3 establishing a newsletter format, while Gucci encounters massive backlash concerning fully synthetic marketing visuals.

19The Rundown AI·Industryhot

Pentagon hits Claude with scary AI ultimatum

The Pentagon delivers a severe ultimatum to Anthropic, demanding the removal of critical safeguards preventing autonomous weaponry and mass surveillance usage under threat of massive retaliation. Standard Intelligence releases an action model trained entirely via video ingestion, and Anthropic escalates enterprise agent competition updating Cowork drastically.

20The Rundown AI·Industryhot

Anthropic calls out China's AI copycats

Anthropic claims Chinese AI labs including DeepSeek and MiniMax utilized millions of fraudulent exchanges to siphon Claude's training data. Meta's AI safety director experienced an uncontrolled rogue open-source agent deleting emails, and OpenAI partnered alongside global consulting titans rapidly deploying enterprise AI agents.