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Google's Magic Pointer turns the cursor into a Gemini prompt. The first Googlebooks ship this fall.

Google announced Googlebook on May 12: a premium laptop tier above Chromebook, with a Gemini-aware cursor called Magic Pointer. Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo are in.

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Cactus Compute distilled Gemini into a 26M tool-calling model. The trick: no feed-forward layers.

Needle is a 26M-parameter function caller distilled from Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite. The Simple Attention Network drops MLPs and runs at 6,000 tok/s prefill on edge silicon.

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Airbnb says AI writes 60% of its new code. Nobody has explained what that means.

Brian Chesky dropped the 60% figure on an earnings call without defining how Airbnb measures it. Google claims 75%. The independent average is 27%.

Illustration accompanying ChinaTalk's investigation into grey-market Claude API proxy networks
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Chinese proxy networks sell Claude API access at 90% off. They harvest every prompt that passes through.

A ChinaTalk investigation reveals how 'transfer stations' resell Anthropic API access using stolen credentials, model substitution, and prompt harvesting.

The DELEGATE-52 project repository on GitHub, showing Microsoft's benchmark for testing LLM document editing fidelity
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Microsoft tested 19 LLMs as document editors. Even the best ones corrupted 25% of the content.

The DELEGATE-52 benchmark tests AI editing across 52 professional domains. Frontier models corrupt a quarter of document content over long workflows.

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Timothy Gowers gave GPT 5.5 an open math problem. It returned a novel proof in 17 minutes.

The 1998 Fields Medal winner reports GPT 5.5 Pro produced a novel proof for an unsolved math problem in 17 minutes, and says the era of owning theorems is ending.

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Anthropic doubled Claude Code's limits by renting 220,000 GPUs from xAI

Anthropic doubled Claude Code's 5-hour limits, killed peak-hours throttling, and raised Opus API tiers. The capacity comes from xAI's Colossus 1, via a SpaceX deal.

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Perplexity's $400M Snapchat search deal is dead. Snap pulled it from guidance.

Snap revealed in its Q1 2026 earnings that its November $400M deal to put Perplexity inside Snapchat 'amicably ended' before any broader rollout shipped.

Stylized GitHub Copilot mascot melting into glowing puddles in front of a wall of flames — a visual metaphor for the steep multiplier hike on annual plans.
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GitHub Copilot's Claude Opus multiplier jumps to 27x on June 1. Monthly plans dodge the hike.

GitHub's new model multiplier table for Copilot Pro and Pro+ annual plans lands June 1. Opus 4.6 goes 3 to 27. Sonnet 4.6 goes 1 to 9.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei photographed at Bloomberg House during the World Economic Forum.
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Anthropic is fielding offers at a $900B valuation. The round closes in two weeks and tops OpenAI.

Preemptive bids put Anthropic at $850B-$900B with a $50B raise. Run rate hit $30B in March, up from $9B at year-end 2025.

Google logo press image used by 9to5Google for Alphabet's Q1 2026 earnings coverage
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Alphabet hit $109.9B in Q1 and is starting to sell TPUs to outside data centers

Alphabet posted $109.9B Q1 2026 revenue with Cloud up 63% and a $460B backlog. Sundar Pichai said Google will sell TPUs to select customers running them in their own data centers.

Aerial view of a Meta data center site used by Fortune for AI infrastructure spending coverage
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Hyperscalers are on track to spend $700B on AI infrastructure in 2026

Big-tech AI capex is projected at $700B in 2026, up from $410B in 2025. Microsoft alone guided $190B. Wall Street is split: Meta got punished for the spend, Alphabet rallied.

Title card for Boris Cherny's 'Mastering Claude Code in 30 Minutes' Anthropic workshop talk.
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Anthropic just dropped its Claude Code workshop tapes. The playbook is better than the marketing.

Boris Cherny on Claude Code, Applied AI on prompting, Erik Schluntz on vibe coding in prod. Three Code with Claude tapes hit YouTube ahead of the 2026 conference.

AWS marketing illustration of an interconnected machine-learning workflow.
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OpenAI's models are on AWS Bedrock the day after Microsoft lost exclusivity

Amazon shipped Bedrock Managed Agents powered by OpenAI on April 28, plus Codex on Bedrock. Altman tells Stratechery the runtime matters as much as the model.

Anthropic Claude generic brand graphic shown in promotional material for enterprise customers.
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Disney built an AI leaderboard. One employee called Claude 460,000 times in nine days.

Leaked internal Disney screenshots show 4,800 product and tech staff burning 3.1 billion Claude tokens and 13.3 billion Cursor tokens across nine April workdays.

GitHub Octocat mark on a dark gradient, the cover graphic on the GitHub Blog post announcing the Copilot billing change.
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GitHub Copilot kills premium requests on June 1. Token billing arrives, fallback models do not.

On June 1 every Copilot plan switches to GitHub AI Credits priced per token. Code completions stay free. Fallback models and credit rollover do not.

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Microsoft and OpenAI just rewrote their deal. Exclusivity is dead, and so is the AGI clause.

Microsoft loses exclusive rights to OpenAI's models. The revenue share now caps at 2030 and stops depending on AGI. Here's what actually changed and who it benefits.

OpenAI just retired SWE-bench Verified. The headline coding benchmark of 2025 is officially saturated.
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OpenAI just retired SWE-bench Verified. The headline coding benchmark of 2025 is officially saturated.

OpenAI says SWE-bench Verified is saturated and contaminated, and 60% of remaining problems are unsolvable. Here's what comes next, and why every coding leaderboard is suspect.