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Week 16 summarised: GLM-5.1 beats proprietary models on coding, Claude Opus 4.7 raises the bar, and multi-agent orchestration goes production-ready.
A founder sits physically trapped in Beijing. Meanwhile his AI agent reads our internal Slack channels. In this 41-minute deep dive the team breaks down the week that shook the tech world.
Kimmy K 2.6 beats proprietary models at 5% of the cost, GPT 5.5 expected within days, Codex becomes a super-app, and Grock 4.5 rumored at 1.5 trillion parameters. Full breakdown inside.
Amazon bets $5B on Anthropic, Gemini lands in Chrome, and this week’s quadrant check: AI email triage.
XAI, OpenAI, and Perplexity all released major updates within 48 hours in April 2026 – but they're no longer running the same race. Three entirely different strategic dimensions revealed.
SpaceX, Tesla and XAI join forces to build one terawatt of compute per year – the step toward a galactic civilization. Here's everything you need to know.
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Anthropic's report predicts that single coding agents will become coordinated teams in 2026. We summarize the key trends and statistics.
Peter Levels built an AI agent that can do anything on your computer. In 9 seconds it solved a problem he never programmed it to handle. Now OpenClaw is the world's fastest growing open source project – and it's only the beginning.
Anthropic launches Claude Managed Agents, OpenAI updates its Agents SDK, and Stanford HAI's AI Index 2026 shows generative AI reached 53 percent of the population in three years.
60% of large companies want to force AI on reluctant employees — while 75% admit their own AI strategy is completely wrong. What's actually happening?
This week: Anthropic Managed Agents, OpenAI SDK overhaul, Stanford AI Index 2026, Gartner Agentic AI Hype Cycle, WRITER enterprise survey, EU AI Act, and more.
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