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AI Dev News Digest: January 16th, 2026
OpenAI and Anthropic are racing each other into healthcare. Both shipped health platforms within days of each other, both promising to connect your medical records, both insisting they won't train on your data. It's the clearest signal yet that the big AI labs see health as a real market, not just a…
AI Dev News Digest: January 9th, 2026
tl;dr: NVIDIA went full send at CES. Grok got caught making 6,700 deepfakes per hour and now seven countries are investigating. xAI announced a $20B raise the same week. Timing! Meanwhile, the coding tools are getting serious about context engineering. Cursor cut tokens by 47% with a simple pattern.…
AI Dev News Digest: January 3rd, 2026
Stack Overflow's 2025 Developer Survey says AI tool adoption hit 80%, but trust in AI accuracy fell to 29%. That's the mood heading into 2026. Everyone published their year-end recaps, California's frontier AI law went live on January 1st, and the IPO machine is warming up. i spent most of the week …
AI Dev News Digest: December 26th, 2025
AI News: Holiday week recap – what mattered People think the holidays are all vacation, but the tech world kept moving. NVIDIA announced a $20 billion deal with Groq on Christmas Eve to license inference chips that claim 10× better power efficiency than GPUs. (SiliconANGLE) GitHub shipped big update…
AI Dev News Digest: December 19th, 2025
This week was another AI launch rush. OpenAI released GPT‑5.2‑Codex with security tools that found React bugs. They also opened the ChatGPT App Directory and hired a Shopify exec to make it an OS. Google answered with Gemini 3 Flash worldwide and added TypeScript support for its Agent Development Ki…
AI Dev News Digest - Dec 12th, 2025
This week OpenAI called a “code red” after Gemini 3 started misbehaving, then rolled out GPT‑5.2 less than two weeks later. The headline is that, but the bigger story happened on December 9th. Anthropic, OpenAI and Block, companies that normally compete, together released the Agentic AI Foundation p…
AI Dev News Digest - Nov 28th, 2025
Thanksgiving week turned into a model release party. Anthropic dropped Claude Opus 4.5 on Monday, OpenAI shipped GPT-5.1 the same day, and Black Forest Labs snuck in FLUX.2 for image generation. Each one claiming some version of "best at coding" on the benchmarks. And honestly? They all look good. T…
AI Dev News Digest - Nov 22nd, 2025
This week felt like the industry collectively decided to ship everything at once. Google dropped Gemini 3 with a coding platform called Antigravity, Microsoft used Ignite to roll out an entire suite of agent management tools, and then the headline everyone was talking about: Microsoft and NVIDIA tea…
AI Dev News Digest - Oct 31st, 2025
This week's AI news reads like a tech thriller. Cursor opened with four power moves: their Composer model (4x faster), complete interface redesign around agents, cloud agents that work without your laptop connected, and enterprise features with compliance hooks. GitHub fired back with Agent HQ, crea…
AI Dev News Digest - Oct 24th, 2025
AWS went down Monday morning. Not just a little hiccup either. A single DNS bug in the us-east-1 region basically broke the internet for developers. NPM stopped working. ChatGPT logins failed. Claude went wonky. If you touched a build pipeline or tried to deploy anything that day, you probably felt …
AI Dev News Digest - Oct 17th, 2025
Here’s your weekly AI Dev news. I keep seeing the same pattern this week. Everyone's trying to get off the API treadmill. Anthropic ships Haiku 4.5, which is fast and cheap enough that you'd actually run it for grunt work instead of burning tokens on the big model. GitHub folds it into Copilot, Anth…
AI Dev News Digest - Oct 10th, 2025
OpenAI's going all-in on what I'm calling "vibe-coded agents". They dropped AgentKit for building function-calling agents that actually do stuff, plus you can now ship mini-apps inside ChatGPT instead of just prompts. Codex is back, there's a Batch API for queuing heavy workloads, and the whole push…
