…other Decoder question, and then I want to get into the announcements at Build, and certainly superintelligence. The last time we spoke, you said your framework for making decisions operated on a…
…When something gets reliable enough, you just build around it and forget to question it. I use it to keep long-running research contexts alive, and to run design briefs without re…
…With roughly 200,000 H100/H200s and ~30,000 GB200 NVL72, it remains, today, the largest fully operational, single-coherent cluster (setting apart Google, master of multi-datacenter-training ). However, Colossus 1…
…METR operationalizes task horizon primarily as the maximum duration at which a model achieves at least 50% success, and growth in this metric has become a key indicator of AI progress. Figure…
From November 2025-February 2026 at least nine Mexican government organizations were breached. Gambit Security reported that millions of confidential records were stolen from hundreds of servers. This is categorically bad, but…
…While Kilduff-Taylor concedes that it has "never been easier" to get a game up and running thanks to AI, there are some limitations on what the technology can output, not least…
…Anthropic partnered with Andon Labs , an AI safety evaluation company, to have Claude Sonnet 3.7 operate a small, automated store in the Anthropic office in San Francisco. Here is an excerpt…
…Its coding capabilities are so powerful that in pre-release tests, the model identified thousands of previously unknown vulnerabilities in major operating systems and web browsers. Since then, many have questioned whether…
…That said, almost all tasks in this sample appeared in at least one of our previous samples. About 49% of jobs have seen at least a quarter of their tasks performed using…
…We now have a solid answer to the question, “Can a model find something interesting in code?” Increasingly, the answer will be yes, even though “something” won’t be the same as…