Releases

OpenEvidence's enterprise site reported that 65% of U.S. doctors use the platform.

OpenEvidence reported adoption across more than 500 healthcare institutions and provider groups.

Krea said Krea 3 was available to its 30 million users.

Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska and West Virginia filed separate lawsuits alleging OpenAI misled consumers about ChatGPT's risks and failed to protect minors; some seek deletion of data allegedly collected from children. OpenAI says it has age-specific safeguards.

The Information reports OpenAI's ChatGPT ads business has about 60,000 advertisers, up from roughly 20,000 in late August, as OpenAI cuts ad rates, targets small businesses and hires from Meta. The ad team is about 140 people.

CNN signed a multi-year, paid partnership granting Google enhanced rights to CNN content to test experimental generative AI news features in Google products.

Mistral AI and CERN signed a non-binding statement of intent for a long-term partnership on foundation models for science, starting with a Large Physics Model for collider physics trained on billions of simulated LHC proton-proton collisions.

Modal reported a team of more than 200 people across New York, San Francisco and Stockholm.

OpenAI named Uday Ruddarraju, formerly of xAI and most recently its CTO of Compute, to lead its infrastructure and compute businesses, including Stargate. He replaces Sachin Katti, who will stay on as an adviser. OpenAI now projects about $750B of compute spending through 2030, up from roughly $600B.

Anthropic opened its fifth Asia-Pacific office, in Singapore, and signed an MOU with the Ministry of Digital Development and Information. The MOU covers AI safety, security and evaluation, adoption research, and responsible public- and private-sector adoption. Anthropic says more than 1,500 GovTech Singapore staff use Claude Code.

OpenEvidence and Johns Hopkins Medicine announced a collaboration to design AI-native medical education and develop human-first clinical AI systems grounded in patient history and evidence-based practice.

Honeywell Aerospace completed two autonomous flight demonstrations using Shield AI's Hivemind, progressing from the start of Hivemind Enterprise training to a first autonomous flight in six weeks and culminating in coordinated two-aircraft ISR.

At Workday Rising 2026, Workday said Jev, a model from TypeSafe AI, lets its new Sana home experience generate forms, calendars and approval cards on demand.

Runway and Replit launched an integration that lets users generate images, video and other assets directly inside Replit projects through Runway's MCP connection.

Cognition launched a Devin integration for Pylon that can investigate and resolve bugs and build features from customer-reported issues.

Data and AI services firm Straive joined the OpenAI Partner Network as a Select Partner, pairing OpenAI models with its data-readiness, deployment and governance services and its LLM Foundry platform (sponsored press release).

Northwestern Medicine began an enterprise-wide deployment that lets clinicians and other care-team members launch OpenEvidence directly from Epic with institutional authentication.

At the OCP Global Summit, NVIDIA and Cisco jointly introduced USFP, a new pluggable optical module form factor for scaling AI factories. It offers 400 Gb/s per lane with 16 lanes (scalable to 32), about 4x the density of 200G-per-lane optics.

GSK will get access to Chai Discovery's protein folding and design models across its pipeline after GSK's own wet-lab tests found binders for every target tested, without target-specific training. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Nikkei reported NTT Data is in final talks to build an Osaka data center of up to 500 MW for Anthropic, with construction costs of up to ¥1 trillion (about $6.3B). Partial operations could start in 2028; the parties aim to sign by March 31, 2027. Not confirmed by the companies.

NVIDIA said Meta will adopt Spectrum-6 Ethernet switches for its Vera Rubin deployments and that Google's Falcon transport is now supported on Spectrum-X. AMD, Google, Meta and NVIDIA also published the Open Data Center Specification v0.7, and Google, Meta, Microsoft and NVIDIA introduced an OCP Grid Resilience Specification.

Gamma's website reported a community of more than 100 million users.

TypeSafe AI's Ashby jobs board listed 10 open roles, all at its San Francisco office, including Members of Technical Staff, a Product Manager, a Founding Recruiter and a Founding Marketer. One listing is a tongue-in-cheek six-week contract role.

Baseten and Goodfire AI announced Project Beacon to bring safety signals and controls into open-model inference APIs and developer workflows.

The New York Times reported Meta's Muse AI agent has about 1.8 million daily users, in a story on Mark Zuckerberg's decision to rush out the agent. Figure from press report; not verified against the original article in this run.