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GPT-5.6 goes public after weeks of government limbo
OpenAI shipped GPT-5.6 to the public today. Three models launched together: Sol (the flagship), Terra (balanced for everyday work), and Luna (fast and cheap). The rollout comes after a delay of roughly two weeks triggered by US government scrutiny over national security concerns. The delay started when the Trump administration asked OpenAI to hold back public access and limit initial release to a small group of trusted partners. OpenAI spent the interim conducting additional testing and meeting
Lire l'articleDeepSeek is designing its own inference chip to escape Nvidia and Huawei
Reuters dropped an exclusive this morning: DeepSeek has been quietly building its own AI chip for about a year. Three sources confirmed the project, which targets inference workloads, not training. The goal is to cut the company’s dependence on Nvidia and Huawei silicon. This is the hardware equivalent of what DeepSeek already did in software. The startup shocked the industry last year with models that matched Western performance at a fraction of the compute cost. Now it wants the same independe
Lire l'articleOpenAI teases Sol Ultra for Codex with cooperating subagents
OpenAI’s Codex engineering lead Thibault Sottiaux dropped a one-liner on July 6 that blew up across HN and Reddit. “Stash your hardest prompts somewhere,” he wrote. “Can’t wait to see what people will do with GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra.” No launch date. No pricing. No blog post. Just a tweet from the person who runs Codex, telling people that an unannounced tier above the flagship Sol model is real and coming to Codex. The HN thread hit 335 points with 291 comments. Reddit’s r/codex pulled 502 upvotes. T
Lire l'articleAn AI agent ran a full ransomware operation with no human at the keyboard
Sysdig’s Threat Research Team just documented what they’re calling the first end-to-end agentic ransomware attack. No human drove the intrusion. An LLM agent did the whole thing: initial access, credential harvesting, lateral movement, persistence, privilege escalation, encryption, and the extortion note. They named it JADEPUFFER. The agent got in through CVE-2025-3248, a missing-authentication flaw in Langflow that lets unauthenticated attackers execute arbitrary Python. Langflow patched it in
Lire l'articleOpenAI offers the US government a 5% stake worth $42.6 billion
Sam Altman walked into the White House with a proposal that would have sounded insane a year ago. Hand over 5% of OpenAI to the federal government. The Financial Times broke the story on July 2. Reuters, Bloomberg, CNN, and Forbes all confirmed it within hours. The talks are real, and they are happening at the highest level. Altman personally pitched the idea to President Trump, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. A 5% slice of OpenAI clocks in around $42.6 b
Lire l'articleMeta turns its idle GPUs into a cloud business
Meta spent $125 to $145 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026. Wall Street kept asking where the money comes back. On July 1, Bloomberg reported the answer: Meta is building a cloud business. The internal project, called Meta Compute, would sell excess GPU capacity and hosted AI model access to outside customers. It is led by infrastructure chief Santosh Janardhan, Daniel Gross from Meta Superintelligence Labs, and company president Dina Powell McCormick. Two business models are on the table. The
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