Latest news from the AI world
September 14: Boris Cherny announces that Claude Mods, available for testing since the 9th, are arriving in Claude Code, Aidan Gomez (Cohere) challenges the three-step plan published on the 12th by Dario Amodei to slow frontier model progress, and ElevenLabs opens its MCP to voice, music, images, and videos.
September 13: Together AI serves DeepSeek V4.1 Flash at DeepSeek’s peak-hour rates and says it is three times cheaper per task than GPT-5.6 Sol, while Perplexity makes it possible to connect a custom MCP server to its Agent API once and for all.
September 12: Microsoft rolls out SpaceXAI’s Grok models in Copilot for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, OpenAI signs OneGov 2.0 with a zero-dollar ChatGPT license for all US government agencies, and DeepSeek documentation now indicates that V4 Pro will remain available after September 14.
September 11: Cursor entrusts entire projects to a coordinator agent that delegates to thousands of sub-agents, OpenAI takes GPT-Rosalind out of research preview with public pricing, and Runway licenses its model weights to enterprises, including for air-gapped environments.
September 10: Anthropic publishes its most detailed threat report and evaluates its models on military targeting, DeepSeek launches V4.1-Flash and routes V4-Pro to it on September 14, OpenAI opens the engine powering Codex in public beta.
September 9: Devin sets the first RSA Factoring Challenge record since 2020 with approximately $400,000 in compute, Google commits €13 billion in Finland with a 22-year nuclear agreement, and Suno releases three v6 models, including one available on the free tier.
September 8: Meta launches Muse with one Linux machine per user and a $300,000 bug bounty, Mistral closes European tech’s largest-ever equity raise, and OpenAI publishes a finite-time singularity proof produced by its agents.
September 7: NVIDIA releases Sol-H3 under the Apache 2.0 license, CMS Manhattan launches two model lines for CPUs, and ARTPARK-IISc opens a noisy-speech corpus covering 58 Indian languages.
September 6: Pachocki hopes for voluntary slowdowns in scaling, OpenAI measures 3.1 agent-days per human day, Amp launches a Linux desktop.
September 5, 2026: Meta’s autonomous research system and an NVIDIA-tuned Nemotron achieve gold-level performance on third-party-graded tasks, OpenAI announces a framework for reporting misalignment incidents, and GPT-6 Astra arrives in v0, Perplexity Computer, Codex CLI, and Genspark.
September 4, 2026: GPT-6 Astra leaves limited rollout and enters Copilot, Claude delivers the first formalized proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem, GitHub opens HydraFusion, and Google releases Lyria 3.5.
September 3, 2026: OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra, the first model rated Critical in cyber, NVIDIA acquires Hugging Face, and Google DeepMind releases WeatherNext 3.