General Reasoning’s new KellyBench puts AI agents through a long football betting season instead of a short task list. Every frontier model tested lost money, which makes it a sharp reality check for long-running agents.
Sentence Transformers v5.4 now handles multimodal embeddings and rerankers, which means AI teams can compare text, images, audio, and video with one familiar API and less custom search glue.
Anthropic says Claude Cowork is now generally available on all paid plans, but the bigger story is the admin layer around it. New controls could decide whether larger companies roll it out widely.
Perplexity and Plaid are expanding their finance integration so users can connect checking, savings, loans, and investments for AI-generated budgets, spending views, and net worth tracking.
Meta is transferring top software engineers into a new Applied AI Engineering group, according to Reuters. The move shows how seriously the company is treating AI tooling as an internal priority.
OpenAI has inserted a new $100 ChatGPT Pro plan between Plus and its $200 Pro tier, with more Codex access aimed at sustained coding-agent work. That is a pricing signal as much as a subscription change.
Anthropic says its unreleased Mythos 2 Preview model is strong enough at finding software flaws that it should stay out of public hands for now. That marks a new threshold in AI security risk.
Oracle is rolling out Fusion Agentic Applications for finance and supply chain work. The real story is its push to move enterprise AI from chat helpers into systems that can take structured action.
Meta has expanded its CoreWeave deal with another $21 billion in cloud capacity through 2032. The move shows how much the AI race is shifting from model hype to long-term infrastructure commitments.
OpenAI says enterprise now makes up more than 40% of its revenue and is on track to match consumer by the end of 2026. That claim signals where the company thinks business AI spending is heading next.