Frederic Lardinois

The price of bringing Fable 5 back: safeguards so tight the model now flags some legitimate coding requests.

Clockwork's TorchPass shifts a training job onto a healthy spare the moment hardware fails, sparing teams the hours of recompute that a checkpoint restart costs.

CTO Alex Whedon says Subquadratic isn't a sparse-attention company at all. It's already working on architectures that drop attention altogether, and expects to leapfrog its own model.

Claude Cowork is leaving the desktop: Anthropic moves its AI agent to web and mobile and moves tasks to the cloud, so they run while you're offline.

Paid Claude users get five more days with Fable before it shifts to pay-per-token pricing.

Five months after the largest seed round in developer tools history, Thomas Dohmke's startup is shipping the distributed foundation layer it teased in February, and edging toward competing with the GitHub repositories it mirrors.

DevRev open-sourced a benchmark that tests enterprise AI agents on messy data at scale — and its own agent, Computer, comes out ahead of Claude Code.

OpenAI's new GPT-5.6 models — Sol, Terra and Luna — match Anthropic's Fable 5 on many benchmarks but undercut it on cost. Here's what's new.

OpenAI launched ChatGPT Work, a Codex-based agentic tool that takes on Claude Cowork, and folded Codex and Atlas into one ChatGPT desktop app.

Inside Brain, the AIOps system Azure uses to model cloud health, declare outages, pause harmful rollouts, and auto-notify affected customers.