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Anthropic launches new models and moves toward IPO as Huang's affair unsettles Nvidia

Anthropic unveiled Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2, with stronger science and coding results, while also reportedly moving closer to an IPO. Jensen Huang's admission of an affair with a Chinese intelligence asset has raised questions about Nvidia's leadership and the AI industry. Australia accepted recommendations from a rapid review of an OpenAI breach, including possible mandatory AI safety reporting.

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Australia accepts OpenAI breach review, flags mandatory AI reporting

Australia accepted 18 recommendations from a rapid review of OpenAI's June breach of Services Australia, without releasing the report. The review recommends mandatory, time-bound AI safety reporting and possible criminal law changes for failure to prevent AI harm. OpenAI will not face criminal penalties over the Medicare hack, though the prime minister called the privacy impact minor.

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Anthropic reportedly moves closer to IPO with valuation range this week

Anthropic is reportedly moving ahead with IPO plans, with a valuation range to be set this week and trading to begin on Thursday or Friday of next week. Investors may look to the valuation to gauge the AI boom, while some institutional investors are pushing for a figure below the $1.5 trillion target discussed last week. That target was already below the $2 trillion floated a few months ago.

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Paramount Skydance CEO says AI could be biggest creative unlock

Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison said on an earnings call that AI could be the biggest creative unlock in modern history, with a bigger impact on film than CGI. He cited Terminator, which cost $4 million to make but would cost $60 to 70 million shot for shot today, and said AI tools could make budgets more digestible. Ellison said AI will significantly reshape the company's business, while premium IP and live events are more valuable.