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The US government just suspended Fable 5 and Mythos 5 access for all foreign nationals, including Anthropic's own employees.
Google shipped Gemini 3.5 Live Translate, upgraded NotebookLM with agentic chat, and launched Project Genie for Ultra subscribers globally.
Cursor runs thousands of agents that DM them on Slack or page PagerDuty when experiments fail.
Fable 5 built a playable glacial valley from pure math in 30 minutes for $25, no meshes required.
Fable works best for people who delegate whole projects and review asynchronously, not those still writing prompts.
UK's cyber range got breached end to end by Fable 5 with zero human support, a first.
The /goal feature works when you write acceptance criteria, not vibes. Measurable conditions plus turn limits beat "make it better."
Richard Sutton thinks humans don't actually learn by imitation, just RL-style trial and error wearing an imitation mask.
Linear Agent now automatically fixes bugs as they hit triage, writing code without human intervention.
Simon Willison got tired of waiting so he upgraded his playground to use gpt-realtime-2 for voice conversations about documents.
Mistral is reportedly raising €3B at a €20B valuation, making France very proud right now.
Sequoia's Shaun Maguire wrote a manifesto arguing most money over 25 years goes to hardware, not software.
Cloudflare scaled their security scanning 10x without adding hardware by optimizing Kafka consumers and Postgres queries.
Brad Gerstner says software might trade below market multiples if companies don't get in the token flow.
Chrome launched Modern Web Guidance to stop AI coding tools from generating unreliable cross-browser code with decades of platform expertise baked in.
Most people afford Fable's $1,000 daily bills because their company pays, so it feels free to them personally.
Hermes Agent now has WhatsApp Business Cloud integration for private bots or customer support.
Alex Albert's fix for Fable's jargon problem is one prompt snippet demanding clear writing without corporate speak.
Anthropic might have silently edited Fable and Mythos system cards after launch, both still dated June 9th.
"Not consistently candid in their communications" is corporate speak for lying, per The Information on Anthropic.
Google's robotics team demo'd Gemini Live voice chat with a robot, then switched to Gemma 4 running locally.
Google DeepMind launched a Robotics Accelerator with 15 European startups getting access to Gemini Robotics models.
Marc Lou dropped 32 principles including remove your free plan because free users are leeches who never convert.
Riley Brown had Fable spec out iOS and Android native apps, then Opus built both in 71 minutes, one shot.
Fable 5 is included in paid plans until June 22, then every run costs usage rates that get expensive fast.
Replit now runs parallel agents building websites, apps, videos and pitch decks from one project simultaneously.
American industrial investment has mostly focused on AI buildout instead of making physical things, per a16z charts.
Antithesis ran 24 hours of testing in 33 minutes with deterministic infrastructure that finds bugs faster.
Applied Intuition's CEO says physical AI's market is way bigger than white-collar AI because more people drive than use Claude.
An increasing share of searches ends with no links clicked, reshaping how people find information online.
American manufacturing has a capital stock problem where imports grow faster than equipment to make those same things domestically.
Cloudflare hired 1,111 new grad interns while others cut early-career hiring, betting kids use AI better than anyone.
Ben Broca handed his inbox to AI for two weeks and it closed $30M at $250M valuation running the entire fundraise.