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ChatGPT Atlas: OpenAI's AI Browser
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OpenAI launched the Chromium fork AI browser Atlas for macOS, featuring integrated Agent mode and browser memory with local login capabilities, aiming to surpass Google's Gemini in Chrome. The launch received mixed reactions regarding reliability and privacy. LangChain raised a $125M Series B at a $1.25B valuation, releasing v1.0 agent engineering stack with significant adoption including 85M+ OSS downloads/month and usage by ~35% of the Fortune 500. The ecosystem also saw updates like vLLM's MoE LoRA expert finetuning support.
Databricks' $100B Series K
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Databricks reached a $100 billion valuation, becoming a centicorn with new Data (Lakebase) and AI (Agent Bricks) products. OpenAI launched ChatGPT Go in India at ₹399/month (~$4.55), offering significantly increased usage limits and UPI payment support, with plans for global expansion. The DeepSeek V3.1 Base/Instruct models were quietly released on Hugging Face, showing strong coding benchmark performance and adopting an Anthropic-style hybrid system. The Qwen-Image-Edit model from Alibaba is gaining traction with integrations and community pruning experiments. "DeepSeek V3.1 Base outperforms Claude 4 Opus on coding benchmarks" and "ChatGPT Go offers 10x higher message limits and 2x longer memory" highlight key advancements.
not much happened today
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OpenAI launched GPT-5 with a unified user experience removing manual model selection, causing initial routing and access issues for Plus users that are being addressed with fixes including restored model options and increased usage limits. GPT-5 introduces "Priority Processing" for lower latency at higher price tiers, achieving ~750ms median time-to-first-token in some cases. Microsoft reports full Copilot adoption of GPT-5, and API traffic doubled within 24 hours, peaking at 2 billion tokens per minute. Early benchmarks show GPT-5 leading in reasoning tasks like FrontierMath and LiveBench, with improvements in hallucination control and creative writing, though some models like Grok-4 and Claude-4 Sonnet Thinking outperform it in specific RL-heavy reasoning benchmarks. OpenAI also released extensive migration and feature guides but faced some rollout issues including a broken code sample and a problematic Voice Mode launch. "Unified GPT-5" ends model pickers, pushing developers away from manual model selection.