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June 09, 2026

20:06
Claude Fable: a glimpse of Mythos for the public
Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5, its most capable public model yet. Behind the announcement lies a simple idea: Fable appears to be a lighter and more restricted version of Mythos 5, Anthropic’s frontier model previously limited to a small group of trusted partners. While both models reportedly share the same foundation, Fable includes stronger safeguards around sensitive areas such as cybersecurity and biology. For the public, it may be the closest look yet at the capabilities of a Mythos-class system without full access to the original model.
18:09
Anthropic brings the AI pause debate back
Anthropic says the world should have the option to slow down, or temporarily pause, the development of the most advanced AI models if risks become too high. The core concern is AI systems becoming capable of contributing to their own improvement. But a credible pause would require major labs, including in the US and China, to agree on verifiable rules. In other words, Anthropic is raising a real governance issue, but also a very hard enforcement problem.
18:08
OpenAI moves closer to an IPO
OpenAI has confidentially submitted an S-1 filing to the SEC, marking a first step toward a potential IPO. The company says no timeline has been decided yet and that staying private may still make sense for now. The message is clear: the AI race is no longer only about models, but also about access to capital.

22:37
Apple reinvents Siri with AI
After two years of delays, Apple unveiled “Siri AI” at WWDC 2026. The new assistant can understand on-screen content, retrieve information from messages, and maintain conversational context. Apple is positioning the upgrade as its answer to ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.
19:48
ChatGPT gets closer to a full workspace
OpenAI is rolling out several ChatGPT updates across web, iOS and Android, including interactive charts, tables of contents for longer conversations, a full-screen editor for long-form writing, and email sending directly from chat. It is not a major AI breakthrough, but it shows where the product is heading: ChatGPT is becoming less of a simple chatbot and more of a complete work interface.
18:04
Claude Code: One GitHub Issue Was Enough
A vulnerability in Claude Code GitHub Action allowed attackers to exploit a simple GitHub issue through prompt injection to exfiltrate CI/CD secrets and gain elevated permissions on certain repositories. Reported by RyotaK, the flaw has been patched by Anthropic, but it highlights the risks of exposing AI agents to untrusted content.

17:04
Kimi launches official developer account on X
Moonshot AI has launched @KimiDevs, an official X account dedicated to developers building with Kimi Code and the Kimi API. The verified account is expected to become the main channel for product announcements, technical updates, and ecosystem news. Its first post is a simple but symbolic “Hello world!”.

16:06
AI Agents Are Now Generating More Traffic Than Humans
According to the latest Cloudflare Radar data, automated agents now account for 57.3% of HTML requests, compared to 42.7% generated by humans. It marks the first time in internet history that machine-driven traffic has overtaken human activity online. The shift highlights the rapid rise of AI agents, crawlers, and automated systems across the web.
15:51
Miso One: The AI Voice Model That Wants to Sound Human
Miso has unveiled Miso One, an open-source 8-billion-parameter text-to-speech model. According to the company, it delivers significantly more expressive and human-like speech than existing solutions while maintaining just 110ms of latency. The model weights are already available, with API access coming soon. The release could help accelerate the adoption of AI-powered voice agents.