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Companies such as Vendr and Greenhouse report that AI resume generators and automated application tools have increased the number of job applications from dozens to thousands a day. Some applications are fake or AI-generated, so recruiters now want to bring deliberate obstacles back into the process.
AI companies buy older physical books, scan them to train models and then destroy the original. Unlike piracy, destroying a legally purchased book in this way is permissible according to the source.
OpenAI confirmed that the incident involving increased error rates in ChatGPT for Plus and Pro users has been resolved. The affected components (Conversations, and previously Image Generation and ChatGPT Work as well) have returned to normal operation.
New: The incident is not resolved — it is under active investigation; The Conversations component has degraded performance; It specifically affects users on the Plus and Pro tiers; The incident has no known ETA for resolution; OpenAI is working on a mitigation measure, not a final fix
OpenAI announced that it had resolved an incident involving increased error rates in ChatGPT Work; the sources differ on whether Workspace Agents (Agent) or Conversations were also affected. All affected services have now been fully restored.
New: The incident had the status 'Investigating' during the investigation; During the investigation, the ChatGPT Work component had the status 'Degraded performance'; OpenAI was actively investigating the issue involving increased errors; The new article captures the phase of the incident BEFORE its resolution
To accompany the release of the open model Muse Glimmer (30B, Apache 2.0), Meta published an extensive essay by Mark Zuckerberg defending distillation and its open strategy against OpenAI and Anthropic; it also promised to open the weights of Muse Spark 1.2.
New: Mark Zuckerberg published an essay (6000+ words) on AI philosophy, governance and the strategy of Meta; The announcement includes Muse Code, an AI agent for the terminal; Meta strategically positions open-weight models as an alternative to proprietary approaches from OpenAI and Anthropic; The essay criticizes lobbying by competitors and mentions competition from Chinese open-weight models; The new strategy of Meta focuses on differentiation through an open-source approach
Anthropic challenged the legality and process of the US export controls that led it to temporarily suspend access to the Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models in June 2026. In response, it published a jailbreak severity framework and a program for reporting jailbreaks.
New: Export control issued due to concerns about a jailbreak and the model's cyber capabilities; Anthropic challenged the legality of the export control and the lack of a clear process; Anthropic responded by publishing a jailbreak severity framework
According to sources familiar with the matter, ByteDance is training an AI model with up to 10 quintillion parameters — three times as many as Kimi K3 from Moonshot. It is in an early stage of pretraining; the estimated size of Mythos 5 from Anthropic is around 8 quintillion parameters.
OpenAI has defined principles for rigorous, safe and independent third-party safety assessments of frontier models and their safeguards. This follows earlier explanations of incidents involving cybersecurity evaluations of its models.
New: OpenAI has formally defined principles for independent safety assessments; The principles emphasize rigorous and safe model assessment; The requirements include the independence of third-party assessors; The initiative focuses specifically on frontier models; Protected elements of the models are included in the evaluation
TSMC in Taiwan controls the production of the most advanced AI chips; according to the government there, the most advanced production is to remain on the island. South Korea is investing about 600 billion USD with Samsung and SK Hynix in new plants - the two companies hold around 80 % of the market for memory used in AI chips.
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