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Meta One bundles Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook Plus with extra Muse/Meta AI generation — from $7.99 consumer tiers up to $499 business Max.

Google’s ATLAS update shows India’s creatives and U.S. technical roles leading work AI use — while scientists save ~7 hours a week and still bottleneck on validation.

AIUC raised a $40M Series A to sell SOC-2-style audits for AI agents — 5,000 tests, ~100-page reports — as enterprises freeze deals over unguaranteeable behavior.

Mozilla’s new open-source AI report says the closed-frontier lead is about 4.4 months — and often five times the per-task price — so most routine work should default to open weights.

At Dreamforce, Salesforce unveiled Koa — a Nemotron-based reasoning model post-trained for sales and support without touching customer data — and aimed it at Claude and ChatGPT token bills.

Hyperscalers are racing toward roughly $1.1 trillion in AI data-center spend through 2027 — and the math only works if productivity and revenue explode on a compressed clock.

CHOP turned hours of pediatric heart modeling into seconds with MONAI — and is pushing GPU physics toward same-day device-fit decisions for congenital heart disease.

Volvo’s refreshed XC60 and XC90 plug-ins jump to a 37.9 kWh usable pack — and both get Gemini on a new 11.2-inch Android Automotive stack.

Amodei’s three-step “pace the frontier” pitch won rival CEOs’ nods — and immediately drew cartel and safety-washing accusations that only measurable teeth can settle.

On speakerphone at All-In, Huang told Trump “you’re right” — they won’t let an AI slowdown happen — as the president branded the scare a hoax.

Amodei’s “pace the frontier” essay triggered a quote storm — Altman and Hassabis nodded, Musk said he’s right, and Trump called the scare a China-helping conspiracy.

WSJ reports OpenAI paid over $300 million for Glass Imaging — ex-Apple Portrait Mode engineers using neural nets to beat tiny phone camera physics.