Show Notes
Anthropic launches Claude Opus 5.5 with hardened cybersecurity safeguards, directly responding to confirmed cross-lab AI hacking incidents. • OpenAI drops GPT-6 in two flavors — Sol and Luna — signaling a deliberate multi-model strategy at the frontier of the LLM market. • The Pentagon confirms AI overreliance contributed to a missile strike on an Iranian school, marking the first publicly confirmed lethal AI targeting error and intensifying governance debates. • Enterprise CIOs are scrambling to build guardrails as rogue AI agents move from theoretical risk to boardroom crisis, per a new Fortune deep-dive. • Snorkel AI triples its valuation to $3.5 billion on a $350 million Series E, confirming AI training data infrastructure as a high-growth market in its own right.
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