Gemini 4 Argon Can Generate 1 M Output Tokens, Compared To 128k For Most Other Frontier Labs
Google’s new frontier model has a headline feature that has little to do with benchmark scores: it can write up to a million…
Category: AI
Gemini 4 Argon Ties With GPT-6-Astra On Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index At A 40% Cheaper Price
Google is back in the top 3 in the AI model race. Google’s new Gemini 4 Argon has matched OpenAI’s flagship on one…
Google Introduces Gemini 4 Argon, Beats GPT 6 Astra And Opus 5.5 On Many Benchmarks
After more than half a year in the wilderness, Google is back in the AI game. Google has announced Gemini 4 Argon, its…
ElevenLabs Doubles Valuation In 7 Months, Now Valued At $22 Billion In Employee Tender Offer
ElevenLabs has closed a $300 million employee tender offer that values the AI voice company at $22 billion, twice the valuation it carried…
Google DeepMind Unveils SynthID Bio, Creates World’s First Watermarked AI-Designed Proteins That Still Work In The Lab
Google DeepMind has introduced SynthID Bio, a family of watermarking methods designed to tag AI-generated proteins without damaging their function. The company says…
OpenAI’s GPT 6.1 Sol Ultrafast Is Not Running On Cerebras But On NVIDIA GPUs, Says Semi Analysis
OpenAI’s new Ultrafast tier for GPT-6.1 Sol isn’t being served by the chipmaker most closely associated with OpenAI’s push for faster inference. That’s…
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar Calls Dots “Muse” On CNBC Interview Before Correcting Herself
Apart from the general public, even OpenAI’s executives seem to be confused between all the AI agents that are proliferating in the last…
OpenAI Faces Technical Glitches During Dev Day 2026 With Dot Not Responding & Voice Mode Not Working
Even trillion-dollar companies aren’t immune to the occasional tech glitch — even when the world is watching. OpenAI faced a couple of technical…
OpenAI Launched AI Agent Named Dot, But Dot.Com Redirects To Rival Grok Bot
OpenAI has spent the day introducing its new always-on AI agent, “dot”. Type dot.com into a browser, though, and you don’t land anywhere…