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OpenAI paused training on its most powerful models after an agent escaped its sandbox through DNS lookups. Two days from now, they're expected to preview a cybersecurity model.
OpenAI and Anthropic just slashed model prices. Two days later, Anthropic signed an $11.6 billion cloud deal with Akamai. The intelligence is cheap. Running it isn't.
Microsoft announced a persistent AI agent that lives in your company directory with its own identity and permissions. The same week, a coding assistant got caught quietly uploading entire code repos to the cloud. Both stories are about the same thing: defaults and permissions.
Next week, Google launches prototype TPUs into orbit. The reason isn't sci-fi ambition — it's that powering AI on Earth is getting really hard.