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The checkpoint that went public on October 29 adds three weeks of extra training since the preview. Most commercial uses are allowed, but hosting it as a service needs a separate license.
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A co-clinician still under evaluation, a population health coach on Google Cloud and $7 million for disease surveillance. What Google announced, and what it left out.
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Google calls Carbon its strongest model and keeps Argon's $2/$10 introductory price, but developers cannot use it yet. Access starts with vetted security teams and voluntary U.S. government testing.
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The new world model is a research preview for trusted testers. Google promises Ultra and Gemini API access soon, without a date, and lists drift, audio accuracy and legible text as unsolved.
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A chip supplier is buying into one of its biggest customers, on the day Meta priced the offering at $625 a share.
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The S-1 filed on October 26 shows $16.3 billion in first-half revenue, an operating loss of $693 million, an $80.7 billion net loss driven mostly by non-cash charges, and a governance structure that leaves control with the founders and the Long-Term Benefit Trust.
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Three dated items for October 25 to 31: a Microsoft earnings call, an OpenAI Evals cutoff, and the end-of-month date Mistral set for releasing Large 4's weights.
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Google Cloud now resells OpenAI and Anthropic, Agent Skills moved to a neutral foundation, and the labs tightened what their agents can reach.
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Two days after announcing its proactive agent, Anthropic published the safety, privacy and security design behind Claude Duet: approval gates, a sensitive-data classifier, one-time payment cards and a browser the model can only drive by fixed commands.
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On the same day, OpenAI cut its frontier training off from the live web and Anthropic published data on how Claude Mythos 5 kept pressing an attack on a real GitHub project.
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The classification-and-routing endpoint leaves beta with up to 400 questions per request, JSON input, per-question images and prompt-cache discounts. The 10x speed figure is OpenAI's own.
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Recursive's first model has 39.8 billion parameters with about 2.5 billion active, ships under Apache 2.0, and comes with quantized builds for Apple Silicon and NVIDIA. Its benchmark and speed figures are the company's own.
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