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Google just blew up its own AI org chart 🧨
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what's happening at Google this time?
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A 27-year Google veteran and DeepMind's chief scientist just quit, taking three researchers to launch AI startup Discovery Loop. DeepMind's own chief also stepped back from daily duties.
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Why Is Google Losing Its Top AI Brains? Jeff Dean Quits After 27 Years | FP Explains
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Can Google still win the AI race?
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💨 so why's everyone leaving all at once
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Google's AI leadership shake-up is 'a huge shock,' says Cohere's Aidan Gomez
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are the cheaper models any good though?
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💫 OpenAI's next big model might drop soon
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🤔 umm.... didn't they just drop GPT-5.6 a few weeks ago?
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That’s right, and it doesn’t seem like they’re stopping. OpenAI just confirmed its next major model, Astra, exists and is already being previewed for regulators in Washington, with signs pointing to a release sometime this year. We don’t know if we believe the hype, but one thing’s for sure… there’s a lot of hype.
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OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra WILL BE AGI! Greatest AI Model Ever!
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🕵️ what's actually special about it?
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so what do we call it, GPT-6?
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Nobody knows yet. OpenAI hasn't said whether Astra becomes GPT-5.7, the start of GPT-6, or something else entirely.
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Meta says AI agent broke guardrails in latest hacking incident
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🧭 weekly challenge: let AI be your real-life math tutor
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Meta just released Muse Code, a terminal coding agent that plans, writes, and validates work across a project. You’ll need to get an API key first, t's metered by the token, not free, though a discounted tier exists for developers who opt into data sharing. Built for anyone comfortable poking around a terminal.
| 💻 Step 1: Open a terminal. Mac: search "Terminal" in Spotlight (Cmd+Space). Linux: open your usual shell. |
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⚡ Step 2: Install Muse Code. Paste this one-line install command, then follow the on-screen prompts: curl -fsSL https://dev.meta.ai/install.sh | bash |
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🎯 Step 3: Give it a real, small task. Point it at a small side project or a folder you've been meaning to clean up, and start with its plan command so it shows its approach before touching anything. |
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🧪 Step 4: Stress-test the plan. Run grill on that plan before letting it execute. It's built to poke holes in its own approach, a habit worth borrowing even outside this tool. |
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Would you rather work under a slower human boss playing catch-up, or a faster AI one that never needs a coffee break? And if OpenAI's next model actually lands by year's end, what's the first thing you'd want it to do? We'd love to hear your thoughts!
