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Anthropic released a team plan and iOS app about 4 months after OpenAI. The Command-R 35B model excels at creative writing, outperforming larger models like Goliath-120 and Miqu-120. The Llama-3 8B model now supports a 1 million token context window, improving long-context understanding with minimal training on a single 8xA800 GPU machine. TensorRT-LLM benchmarks show it is 30-70% faster than llama.cpp on consumer hardware. A benchmark suggests GPT2-Chat may have better reasoning than GPT-4-Turbo, though results are debated. Demos include a self-learning Llama-3 voice agent running locally on Jetson Orin and a Self-Learning Large Action Model (LAM). Amazon CodeWhisperer was renamed to Q Developer, expanding its generative AI assistant capabilities. Apple plans an AI-enabled Safari browser with an on-device LLM in iOS 18 and macOS 15. Big Tech dominates AI lobbying in Washington, while major U.S. newspapers sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement. DeepMind's AlphaZero became the greatest chess player in 9 hours, and their Naturalized Execution Tuning (NExT) method improves LLM code reasoning by 14-26%. Stable Diffusion is used for diverse image generation applications.