Trajectory raises $45M to make AI model training accessible to nontechnical experts
The one-year-old Stanford-founded startup raised a $45M Series A led by Sequoia to automate continual learning for specialized models.
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The one-year-old Stanford-founded startup raised a $45M Series A led by Sequoia to automate continual learning for specialized models.
Anthropic's revised S-1A filing contains new risk-factor language suggesting the lab may be approaching its own threshold for recursive self-improvement.
The New York Times and three other outlets hit Brave with federal scraping suits, accusing the browser maker of indexing publishers' work and reselling it to AI companies.
OpenAI lifts Security Bug Bounty payouts and adds quality, loyalty, and priority campaign bonuses for independent researchers.
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Google has posted a roundup of the AI announcements it made during October 2026.
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Israeli startup 42AI exits stealth with $62.5M seed funding for a behavioral world model claiming to predict individual decisions before they happen, initially deployed at financial brokerages.
OpenAI built Pando, a Git-compatible backend designed for the scale of development Codex makes possible.
Omen AI buys Aquatic Labs for $16 million to fuse two real-time cooling-fluid sensors into one device for data center operators.
OpenAI launches a program to align future compute campuses with grid reliability and household electricity costs.
OpenAI is folding ChatGPT's Chat and Work tabs into a single experience, and unifying usage allowances with Codex in the process.
Agentic coding burns 10 to 50 times more tokens than a chat prompt, so the argument is to measure cost per merged pull request instead of cost per token.
MIT Technology Review's weekday Download leads with the arrival of the agentic web, plus progress on eradicating traffic deaths, AI market jitters, and hacks on emergency alert apps.
Chatbots now search the web for you — and the query type, not the tool, decides whether that's a win.
A WIRED investigation traced a 400-domain network of benign-looking AI apps that secretly serve violent deepfake tools.