Diogo Almeida and TypeSafe AI announced Jev, a code-focused foundation model using a training algorithm called RLCD. TypeSafe AI claims Jev delivers 20–200× faster results, 40–400× lower prices, and no hallucinations, but it cannot generate text.
Anthropic merged Claude’s chat and background work modes so tasks can continue running while users are away, with Claude asking for input when blocked. Existing Cowork chats, projects, and files remain available.
Sam Altman told Fortune that an OpenAI IPO in 2026 would be ill-timed because of ongoing work on alignment, control, and safety.
Anthropic said roughly 30,000 agents run simultaneously on its most-used internal platform, with online monitors covering all agent actions and blocking about one decision in 47,000.
Dario Amodei’s essay argues that leading AI labs should slow development long enough to address safety concerns. Sam Altman endorsed the position, while Donald Trump and David Sacks opposed imposing such a slowdown on the broader industry.
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