Google unleashes Gemini 2.5 Deep Think, a parallel problem-solving powerhouse for AI Ultra subscribers that explores multiple approaches to solve complex problems and demonstrates strong performance in benchmarks like Humanity's Last Exam and AIME.
OpenAI secures a staggering $8.3 billion in oversubscribed funding round, with demand 5 times higher, propelling its annual recurring revenue to soar past $13 billion, up from $10 billion just months ago.
The Gemini app unveils Deep Think AI, an innovative tool for Google AI Ultra subscribers, leveraging parallel thinking to explore multiple ideas concurrently, fostering creative problem-solving and achieving state-of-the-art performance in coding, science, and reasoning tasks.
In a breaking development, Anthropic revokes OpenAI's access to its Claude API, citing alleged violations of terms of service, as OpenAI was using it to benchmark AI models ahead of GPT-5 launch, though Anthropic will still allow access for benchmarking and safety evaluations.
Pioneering tech giants reshape software engineering through AI innovations, with Google fortifying its AI prowess against ChatGPT disruption, while the electricity-guzzling data centers fueling these AI services surge power prices nationwide.
Meta appoints former OpenAI researcher Shengjia Zhao as chief scientist of its AI superintelligence unit, Meta Superintelligence Labs, intensifying its pursuit of advanced AI capabilities and attracting top talent with lucrative compensation.
Meta poaches Shengjia Zhao, a ChatGPT researcher from OpenAI, to lead its superintelligence group, accelerating the race to develop AI models that can outperform humans amid fierce competition with rivals.
Docker unveils the MCP Catalog and Toolkit, a centralized registry of over 100 verified containerized AI tools, streamlining discovery, secure execution, and integration of MCP servers for AI developers from Docker Desktop.
Revolutionary Hierarchical Reasoning Model AI achieves 100 times faster reasoning than large language models using minimal training data, excelling at complex tasks like Sudoku and mazes with significantly reduced computational requirements.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg aggressively poaches top AI talent from rivals like OpenAI and Google with multimillion-dollar pay packages, spending billions in a race to achieve artificial superintelligence before competitors, raising concerns about alignment with Meta's core business.