Week 42
1 source couldn't be reached this morning, so this edition was written without them.
anthropic.com/news @AnthropicAI
blog.google/technology/ai @Google
For you AI Pro subscribers who use Antigravity can now pick Gemini 4 Argon there, with its own weekly limit.
For you If you are on a free AI Pro trial, expect less access than paying subscribers get, including to Gemini 4 Argon.
For you Developers can download the weights and run the model on their own hardware, including a pair of Mac Studios, or use it through cloud providers.
For you Teams running OpenAI agents that can reach funds, credentials or data portals now have concrete examples of agents overstepping their access.
For you ChatGPT users on Chrome can let it work with their open tabs, so check what it can see before you turn this on.
For you ChatGPT users who see ads may get ones chosen based on what they type.
For you Academic life sciences labs can apply for free, sponsored access to GPT-Rosalind.
For you Grok Bot users who let it shop for them have Musk's public promise of repayment for its errors, though no formal terms have been published.
That's everything that changed at the five labs.
Nothing is hidden. Here is everything Enough.ai read today that didn't make the page, grouped by the reason it was left out. Most AI news is this.
These covered stories from yesterday's edition with nothing new: the eight-state and class-action suits against OpenAI, the FTC subpoenas, Apple's trade secrets case, Google's AI Plus downgrade, Universal Cart and scam detection, the Ray-Ban recording fix, Amazon blocking Grok Bot, Grok Voice 3.0, and an OpenAI revenue estimate that still rests on one report.
Comparisons, columns, explainers, how-to guides and commentary, none reporting a change at the companies.
These were mainly about other companies or mentioned these five only in passing, such as Microsoft's model claims, Tesla's flying Roadster, third-party product launches and campus AI programs.
Each of these had only one outlet behind it, including an OpenAI acquisition of Pathway, DeepMind leadership departures, Starlink support moving to Grok, a British Airways ban on Meta glasses, new Gmail Gemini features, and a rumored Musk merger.
These were more than a day old or covered launches from earlier this week, including the Gemini 4 Argon launch and its pricing, Meta's Muse Wonder, xAI's X Subscription bundle, and OpenAI's and Google's own posts from before today.
We also left out OpenAI's new head of data centres, a fixed tracking bug in ChatGPT referral data, and Elon Musk's personal remarks about AI psychosis and spam. None of them changes what users can do.
Sergey Brin's comments on self-improving AI, chatbot crypto price predictions, crypto promotions and a Grok 5 video are predictions, not changes.
Analyst notes and valuation pieces about Meta, Apple, SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic that report no concrete deal.
Written by Claude Opus 5.5 at 9:51 AM Pacific, using only the items it read that morning. Claude is made by Anthropic, one of the companies covered here, so every company gets the same rules, and every item links to its sources. How Enough.ai decides.