OpenAI quietly added a new model called GPT-6.1 Terra.
> spotted in OpenAI's list of models minutes ago
> no official post from OpenAI yet
> listing says it was made on Oct 13
Honestly I just want to know what it's for. Faster, cheaper or smarter, what are you hoping it is?
🚨 ANTHROPIC PUT ITS AGI TIMELINE IN ITS IPO FILING.
The S-1 reportedly says AI that rivals top human experts, works on its own for weeks and controls robots will be widely available within a few years.
Dario has said this before in essays. This time lawyers had to sign off on it.
Do you think they actually hit it?
Anthropic expects AI that rivals top human experts, works autonomously for weeks and controls robots to become widely available within a few years.
Its IPO filing makes super exciting claims:
- Expert-level autonomous systems "within a few years": Anthropic expects AI to match or exceed leading human experts across most professional and scientific disciplines. These systems would work for hours, days or weeks, coordinate with other agents, and operate laboratory equipment and robots through digital interfaces.
- Millions of highly capable agents: Anthropic’s vision is "a country of geniuses in a data center". Vast numbers of agents working in parallel across software, physics, mathematics, biology, medicine and engineering. The company expects exponential progress in AI capabilities to continue.
- AI is already accelerating the development of its successors: Claude helps run experiments, generate and process training data, automate evaluations and safety audits, and write research code. Anthropic calls this "closing the loop": better models help discover improvements that make the next generation more capable. It says over 90% of September’s codebase contributions were written by Claude.
- Scientific progress could accelerate dramatically: Anthropic sees the potential for “compressing decades of scientific progress into years”. It also reports discovering a molecular machine with Claude that might become a new biotechnology tool, potentially for gene editing. That remains an early research finding requiring validation.
- Compute could remain the limiting factor: Anthropic expects increasingly capable models to unlock new categories of work, keeping demand ahead of available compute for the foreseeable future. It also argues that today’s models already have capabilities the wider economy has barely begun to use.
🚨 ANTHROPIC IS GOING PUBLIC.
They just filed an S-1 with the SEC. Class A shares will list on the Nasdaq under the ticker "ANT", with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on the deal.
No price range yet. But here's what's reportedly in it: $16.3B revenue in the first half of 2026, up from $1.1B a year earlier, and $16.8B in Q3 alone.
The roadshow reportedly starts around Nov 9, aiming for up to $100B raised at a valuation somewhere between $1.5T and $2T.
The first frontier lab to open its books publicly. Would you buy ANT?
🚨 ANTHROPIC'S IPO FILING COULD GO PUBLIC AS EARLY AS MONDAY.
Here's what's reportedly in it so far:
> $16.3B revenue in the first half of 2026, up from $1.1B a year earlier.
> $16.8B in Q3 alone, up 45%. Q2 grew over 140%, so growth is slowing.
> About $450B locked into cloud deals they mostly can't cancel.
Around a fifth of first-half revenue came from just two customers.
The roadshow reportedly starts Nov 9, aiming to raise up to $100B at a $2T valuation. Some investors are already pushing for $1.5T.
The growth is real. But two customers and $450B in commitments is a lot riding on things staying perfect.
Would you buy in at $2T?
🚨KIMI JUST APOLOGIZED TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER.
Their K3.1 Pro plan was burning through people's quota with subagent calls and long outputs nobody needed. Now everyone gets 25% of their monthly quota back, about a week of usage.
So the model was doing extra work on its own and users were paying for it.
I think this is going to be the next big complaint on every coding plan. Who should pay when the agent decides to do more?
We're sorry for the rate limits and unnecessary quota consumption on the K3.1 Pro subscription plan. These were our issues, and we should have fixed them sooner.
Today, every subscriber on every plan gets a one-time usage reset, restoring 25% of their monthly quota (usage below 25% resets to zero), equal to one week of usage. Your usage bar will reflect this adjustment by end of day PST.
We've also adjusted the plan's parameters and are reducing unnecessary subagent calls and output length, so your quota goes further.
Thank you for your patience while we put this right.
cutting subagent calls and output length makes sense, just hope it doesn't make K3.1 Pro noticeably worse on bigger tasks
🚨 ANTHROPIC WANTS AN AI MODEL TO RISK 50+ DEATHS BEFORE THE GOVERNMENT CAN DO ANYTHING.
That's what's in a draft bill Anthropic has been passing around. 50 projected deaths or $1 billion in damages, otherwise no intervention.
So the company that would get regulated is the one picking the number? Come on.
Who do you think should decide this?
How many deaths should an AI model be allowed to risk before the government can intervene?
Under draft legislation circulated by Anthropic, the threshold would be more than 50 projected deaths or $1 billion in damages.
Read the full story: levernews.com/ai-leader-want…
🚨 PEOPLE ARE NOW USING CLAUDE TO STRIP THE BLOATWARE OFF THEIR SMART TVS.
Sponsored tiles, ad banners, apps you never installed. Users are asking AI to clean it out for them.
I think this is the first time a lot of normal people are using AI against the device they paid for. TV makers won't like that.
