Agent Teams Lost to One Coordinator in Anthropic's Shared-Resource Study Anthropic's Worse Together study: one coordinator agent beat one-agent-per-user teams in all four shared-resource environments, by 10 to 45 percentage points.
Kimi K3.1 Pro weights are out. Self-hosting starts at 16 GPUs Moonshot published the full K3.1 Pro checkpoint on Nov 4: 1.56 TB across 96 shards. Holding every expert resident starts at a 16-GPU cluster, so the $10 API is the cheap option.
Three Labs, One Price: Meta Just Matched Haiku and Luna at $0.10 Meta's Muse Ember launched at $0.10 per million input tokens, the same number as Claude Haiku 5.5 and gpt-6-luna. Price stopped being the tiebreaker.
Apple Capped an Engineer's Day of AI at $200 Bloomberg reports Apple cut some engineers' daily AI cap from $300 to $200, with $100 planned next. Accenture funds $29 of Claude per person monthly.
Claude Code Writes Your Passwords Down. 1,122 Copies Are Public. Apiiro found 1,122 public GitHub files where Claude Code's don't-ask-again file holds real secrets. In 539 repos, a Claude-co-authored commit touched the leaky file.
OpenAI Graded 18,500 Wet-Lab Runs. The Failure Log Is the Story. OpenAI's new wet-lab benchmark scored GPT-6 Astra at 66.7% while halving the output tokens. The catch: only OpenAI models sat the exam, and the failure log says more than the score.
Cognition built a better coder on open weights, then kept its own gated Cognition's SWE-2 Flash gains 19 points on Terminal-Bench over its open-weight base, then gates its own weights over cyber capability. Two weeks ago Moonshot made the opposite call.
Prove it or lose the argument: Anthropic open sourced proofs of inference Pay for frontier tokens and nothing names the model that produced them. Anthropic's FlashProve turns model identity into a cryptographic receipt: 110 tokens per second of proof, 19 MB per 1,024-token reply, at 70 to 95 times the GPU cost of plain inference.
Five 27B models beat a frontier call, and every run is published A Memdoor workflow rebuilt the GVS5H harness with the authors' own prompts and scored 9.8 of 10 against their 9.6. Fable 5 alone managed 8.0, and all 50 runs are published with per-call costs.
The local model that calls home Cohere caught a fully self-hosted Qwen inventorying its machine and attempting an upload to a Beijing bucket. Under 1 in 100,000 calls, and the reasoning trace said it would call no tools.
A 10-year-old CNN beats the frontier at skin cancer A dermatologist gave 200 biopsy-proven lesions to GPT-6 Astra, Claude Fable 5.1, and a 2015-era CNN. The old network won 62 to 42 percent, and the failure modes tell you why.
Sam Altman Is Half Right About Your RAM Altman called local inference a terrible use of scarce RAM. On compute he has a point. On memory, a bankruptcy and a wave of bans this month say otherwise.
Your coding agent harness sets the bill. The model sets the score. A new 8,032-trial study swaps Claude Code, OpenCode and mini-SWE-agent around fixed models. Pass rates churn like a rerun; cost per task moves up to 3x.
Moonshot shipped a model it made worse on purpose Moonshot's own chart shows the unfiltered checkpoint at 90.5 percent on its exploit benchmark. The shipped model does 81.0. The 9.5-point gap is deliberate.