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  1. AI toolsReach 41

    Cursor drops $200 Ultra plan for coding power users

    Cursor just launched a new $200/month Ultra plan packing 20x more usage than Pro, tailored for heavy coders who want predictable bills instead of pay-as-you-go spikes. The company is also upgrading Pro by shifting from request caps to compute limits, unlocking unlimited tool calls and unlimited access to its Auto model.

  2. IndustryReach 42

    New York passes RAISE Act to rein in frontier AI disasters

    New York lawmakers just passed the RAISE Act, setting America’s first state-mandated safety reporting rules for cutting-edge AI models costing over $100 million to train. The bill ditches California’s controversial "kill switch" requirement, but tech giants failing to report serious risks still face civil penalties up to $30 million once Governor Kathy Hochul signs it into law.

  3. IndustryReach 46

    Barbie gets an AI upgrade

    Mattel just partnered with OpenAI to bring AI-powered experiences to iconic franchises like Barbie and Hot Wheels. Mattel is also deploying ChatGPT Enterprise internally for creative design, with the duo's first co-developed product set to debut later this year.

  4. IndustryReach 41

    Meta is building a new lab for superintelligence

    Meta is reportedly setting up a brand-new AI research lab dedicated to pursuing superintelligence. As part of a broader shakeup, Mark Zuckerberg has tapped Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang and is in talks to invest billions into his startup, while dangling seven- to nine-figure pay packages to poach researchers from OpenAI and Google.

  5. Open sourceReach 44

    OpenAI delays its open-weights model

    Sam Altman just confirmed OpenAI is pushing back the launch of its open-weights model past June to later this summer. Altman teased that the research team pulled off something unexpected and amazing, making the delay well worth the wait. It looks like OpenAI's first open-weights release might pack bigger surprises than anticipated.

  6. IndustryReach 47

    Sam Altman's 'gentle singularity' prediction

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman just declared that humanity has passed the "event horizon" toward superintelligence in a new essay. He predicts AI will generate novel scientific insights by 2026, followed by real-world robotics in 2027, eventually driving intelligence costs down to near the price of electricity. Why it matters: Altman is framing an earth-shattering shift as a routine transition, while dropping clear hints about OpenAI's next frontier.

  7. AI modelsReach 63

    OpenAI drops o3-pro, its most powerful reasoning model yet

    OpenAI just rolled out o3-pro, an upgraded reasoning model that replaces o1-pro for ChatGPT Pro and Team subscribers, as well as API developers. It brings built-in tool access like web browsing and Python execution, beating rivals on tough math and science tests, though it takes longer to respond and skips image generation for now.

  8. IndustryReach 34

    Snap plans to sell lightweight consumer AR glasses in 2026

    Snap just announced plans to sell its lightweight AR glasses, Specs, to everyday consumers starting in 2026. The new see-through frames pack an onboard multimodal AI assistant to process video and audio, alongside developer support for OpenAI and Google DeepMind models.

  9. IndustryReach 39

    ChatGPT recovers after daylong global outage

    OpenAI just restored most of its services following a massive daylong outage that crippled ChatGPT, Sora, and its developer APIs. While the API and core chatbot features are back to normal, OpenAI says voice mode is still suffering from elevated error rates.

  10. AI toolsReach 51

    ChatGPT's voice mode just got way more expressive

    OpenAI just rolled out an upgrade to ChatGPT's Advanced Voice mode for paid subscribers, making spoken conversations sound remarkably human. The update brings subtler intonation, realistic pauses, and emotional nuances like sarcasm and empathy, plus a hands-free continuous translation feature. Keep in mind that minor pitch glitches and occasional background hallucinations can still pop up.

  11. AI toolsReach 39

    HubSpot connects its CRM directly to ChatGPT deep research

    HubSpot just rolled out a deep research connector for ChatGPT, letting paid ChatGPT users analyze their own CRM data without leaving the chat. The integration mirrors existing HubSpot access permissions so reps only see their own accounts, and HubSpot confirmed data won't be used to train OpenAI's models.

  12. IndustryReach 56

    OpenAI fights court order to retain user ChatGPT logs in NYT battle

    OpenAI is pushing back against court demands driven by The New York Times requiring it to indefinitely retain consumer ChatGPT and API logs, including deleted chats. OpenAI argued the sweeping order directly breaches its 30-day deletion privacy commitment and confirmed the disputed logs remain locked down from plaintiffs.

  13. IndustryReach 44

    OpenAI fights court order to save all ChatGPT logs

    OpenAI is fighting a court order requiring it to preserve all ChatGPT logs, including deleted chats and sensitive API data. The mandate followed accusations by The New York Times and other publishers that OpenAI was destroying copyright evidence. OpenAI called the sweeping order premature and warned it puts hundreds of millions of users' privacy at risk.

  14. AI toolsReach 41

    ChatGPT now connects to your Google Drive, Gmail, and Teams

    OpenAI just updated ChatGPT's deep research mode to pull real-time context directly from internal workspace tools while respecting existing user permissions. The new connectors link with Outlook, Teams, Google Drive, Gmail, and Linear. It is rolling out to Team, Enterprise, and Edu accounts, as well as Plus and Pro users outside the EEA, Switzerland, and the UK.

  15. IndustryReach 47

    Anthropic cuts Windsurf off from Claude over OpenAI acquisition rumors

    Anthropic just pulled the plug on Windsurf's direct access to Claude 3.x models with less than five days of notice. Co-founder Jared Kaplan admitted it would be 'odd' to supply Claude to OpenAI amid rumors of a $3 billion buyout. Windsurf has scrambled to third-party inference providers to keep users coding, but short-term hiccups may follow.

  16. IndustryReach 39

    OpenAI sets new rules for disclosing AI-found zero-days

    OpenAI just published an Outbound Coordinated Disclosure Policy to govern how it reports vulnerabilities discovered by its AI tools in third-party software. With its models already catching zero-days, OpenAI is defaulting to open-ended fix timelines rather than strict deadlines to give developers breathing room.

  17. AI toolsReach 44

    ChatGPT gets smarter memory controls and rolls out to free users

    OpenAI just expanded ChatGPT's memory to free users, letting the chatbot reference recent chats alongside saved notes for more tailored answers. Paid tiers get long-term retention while free users get lightweight continuity, and you can wipe specific details or turn off history reference in settings anytime.

  18. AI toolsReach 52

    OpenAI brings smarter chat memory to free ChatGPT users

    OpenAI just started rolling out a lightweight version of memory improvements to free ChatGPT users. In addition to saved memories, the bot can now reference your recent chats to give more personalized responses. It makes casual writing, advice, and learning feel much more continuous without paying for Plus.