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U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Emil Michael said that approximately 90% of classified AI workloads using Anthropic have already been moved to other providers. The remainder is expected to be completed by the end of September 2026.
NVIDIA introduced the open-source CUDA-Q Logical layer for modeling logical qubits, error correction and hardware parameters in quantum systems.
OpenAI says in a customer study that Perplexity uses GPT‑6 Astra for communications, system changes, workflow testing, and production software monitoring. The model’s permissions were not disclosed.
Dario Amodei wants safety measures and independent evaluation to keep pace with the growing capabilities of the most advanced AI systems. He is not calling for training or technological progress to stop.
Apple now allows private interactions to be used to improve foundation models, but only with the user’s explicit, voluntary consent.
Sam Altman ruled out OpenAI going public in 2026 in an interview with Fortune. The company, he said, does not feel pressure to pursue an IPO and is focused on AI safety and alignment.
Anthropic describes a group from northern Yemen that reportedly used Claude Code to develop guidance, navigation and flight-control software. The company blocked the accounts but has no evidence that a functional weapon was deployed.
Skild AI’s S1 model is intended to enable robots to perform previously unknown multi-step tasks after a single video demonstration without additional training. However, the publicly available results currently come from the company.
The U.S. GSA and OpenAI have reached a 27-month OneGov 2.0 agreement. Public agencies will pay no platform fee, but model usage will be billed at a 50% discount.
On September 10, 2026, OpenAI announced the public beta of the Agents API. The interface is intended to provide developers with a managed layer for longer-running cloud agents, including tools, sandboxes, and subagent coordination.