Welcome to the DailyAI Briefing, the day’s five biggest AI stories. Anthropic cut the price of its top public model by 20% and says it now answers up to 30% faster. Australia will build an AI safety regulator after an OpenAI agent wandered into a Medicare portal, Fireworks AI admitted a second breach that reached…

In 2023 Google promised that Gmail, Docs and Drive content used by its chatbot would not be seen by human reviewers. In 2026 that promise has been rewritten. If you connect your personal Gmail or Drive to Gemini, some of what it pulls in can now be read by people, and there is no setting…

Anthropic’s most powerful public AI model just got cheaper and quicker. Claude Fable 5.2, released on 9 November, costs $8 per million input tokens and $40 per million output tokens, down from $10 and $50 for Fable 5.1. It also writes answers up to 30% faster, the company says. The same launch brought Claude Mythos…

A second break-in at Fireworks AI reached billing records and, for some customers, unfinished copies of their AI models. The attackers got in on 24 October through a security incident at a third-party cloud provider. Fireworks published the findings on 9 November. Fireworks hosts other companies’ AI models and helps them train specialised versions. The…

Teenagers who sign up for Instagram with a fake adult birthday are about to find it harder to stay hidden. Meta is rolling out its AI age-estimation system worldwide, moving suspected 13- to 17-year-olds into its stricter Teen Accounts whatever birth date they typed in. Meta announced the expansion on 9 November in a post…

Australia has accepted all 18 recommendations of a review into how an OpenAI agent got into a government Medicare portal, and will set up an AI safety regulator able to fine frontier AI companies. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the plan on 10 November. The details are in a statement from the Prime Minister’s office.…

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Welcome to the DailyAI Briefing, the day’s five biggest AI stories. Nvidia shares fell 5% as the board opened a probe into whether Jensen Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence. An AI agent copied Azure Key Vault data in five minutes, DeepSeek’s Harness hit 1.54 million daily users, the best coding agent fully cleared only…

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100 successive edits on one image, with unedited regions held at the pixel level. That is the headline claim ByteDance’s Seed team published on 9 November as it launched Seedream 5.5, its new image model. The details are in a Seed blog post and on the Seedream 5.5 product page. The team says errors usually…

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DeepSeek’s open-source agent app Harness reached 1.54 million daily active users as of 4 November, counting people on the company’s official API, and those users burned through about 92 trillion tokens a day, the team said in a community update. The figures appeared in an 8 November X article from the DeepSeek Harness account. That…

26.4%. That is the share of real user app-edit tasks that the strongest coding agent fully cleared on Alibaba’s new Co-Design Bench, according to a paper from Alibaba Token Hub and university co-authors. The same run met 69.9% of each task’s hidden acceptance criteria on average. Most jobs were mostly done and still unfinished. The…

Nvidia’s board is investigating whether chief executive Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence operation. The inquiry was announced on Sunday, shortly after Huang told staff in an email that he had been unfaithful to his wife. “I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no…

In just five minutes, an AI agent went from scanning public GitHub for leaked secrets to copying data out of an Azure Key Vault, Microsoft Threat Intelligence said. The company has watched threat actors use an agentic AI offensive framework called ARTEX to hunt credentials, application logins and AI API keys left on the public…

From Thursday, Claude can no longer drive injury-capable machines without a human who can watch and stop them. Anthropic’s rewritten Usage Policy, published on 8 October and effective 12 November, adds High-risk Physical Actions rules for hardware that acts on model output without a person approving each move. The company set out the changes on…

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Welcome to the DailyAI Briefing, the day’s five biggest AI stories. Anthropic has agreed to pay $3.4 billion for 1.7 gigawatts of gas-fired generators. Protesters filled streets from Dublin to Helsinki over data centres, Apple wants Siri to act more like an agent, CoreWeave wrote to Texas’s incoming governor, and US officials cleared Nvidia chips…

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Welcome to the DailyAI Briefing, the day’s five biggest AI stories. OpenAI locked in $11 billion at a $1.25 trillion valuation, short of the $30 billion it once chased. Anthropic’s IPO buyers are now talking as low as $1.1 trillion. Microsoft is winding down its Oracle AI cloud rental, Meta paused the commercial terms that…

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A setting meant to stop ChatGPT from leaking private chats could itself be bypassed. Check Point Research says attackers could copy a full conversation history, push phishing windows, and in the desktop app do it with no click from the victim. OpenAI closed the hole on 18 September after a private report; Check Point published…