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Key Takeaways - Microsoft cancelled most internal Claude Code licenses on May 14, steering 6,000+ engineers to GitHub Copilot CLI by June 30. After internal usage drove costs sharply higher. - Uber burned through its entire 2026 AI coding budget by April, four months into the year, partly because

TL;DR - Nemotron-Labs Diffusion 8B hits 865 tokens/second on B200 hardware — 6.4× faster than Qwen3-8B autoregressive generation - Self-speculation mode (diffusion drafts + AR verify) scores +1.2% higher average accuracy than Qwen3-8B across benchmarks, not just speed - The same checkpoint runs in three modes (AR, diffusion,

Google and Microsoft co-released WebMCP at I/O 2026 on May 19. It entered a formal Chrome 149 origin trial the same day. Nine major consumer brands are already in the developer trial. The spec ships two APIs: one that requires zero JavaScript, and one that's a single

Key Takeaways - V4 Pro output tokens: $0.87/M, permanent as of May 23. That's 34x cheaper than GPT-5.5's $30/M and 29x cheaper than Claude Opus 4.7's $25/M. - Input tokens run $0.435/M. Cache hits? Just $0.

Only 97 out of more than 10,000 critical vulnerabilities discovered by Anthropic's unreleased Claude Mythos Preview model have been patched. The rest are sitting in disclosed-but-unfixed limbo, sitting in code you probably run in production right now. Let that number land. Mythos Preview, distributed to roughly 50

Key Takeaways - Locked Use lets Codex work on a dark, locked Mac. No human at the keyboard needed - Accessibility + Screen Recording permissions give it near-total UI control; same permissions a RAT would want - EU, UK, Switzerland blocked at launch. That tells you something - SOC 2 clients?