Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that the company expects to double its chip sales next year, citing broad global demand from governments and corporations. Nvidia recently reported quarterly revenue of $96.2 billion, a 106 percent increase year-over-year, with management projecting 70 percent growth for the fiscal year ending January 2028.
Google is testing a new AI agent called CC, designed to coordinate schedules and tasks for up to six family members. The agent operates in an isolated cloud environment using Gemini 3.8 Flash models. It is currently available to adults with personal Google accounts via a waitlist.
Unredacted court documents in the New York Times versus Microsoft and OpenAI litigation reveal internal concerns regarding economic harm to publishers. Data cited in the filing suggests that Copilot-generated answers reduced click-through traffic to the Times by up to 93 percent compared to traditional search results.
Anthropic reported that its Claude model led approximately 26 percent of its research and development work by August 2026, up from nearly zero in February. The company stated that roughly 30 000 agents were performing research and engineering tasks as of August.
Meta’s Oversight Board ordered the removal of two AI-generated videos for violating policies on hateful conduct and harassment. The board proposed nine changes, including reduced algorithmic distribution for high-risk AI content and stricter penalties for accounts repeatedly sharing deceptive deepfakes.
Security researchers at Hacktron AI compromised OpenAI employee accounts during an authorized investigation, using Claude and GPT-5.6 Sol to automate attack paths. The team reported the vulnerabilities through OpenAI’s bug-bounty program, and the company confirmed they have been addressed.
