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Thursday, 30 October 2025

Expanding Stargate to Michigan

OpenAI 11 months ago 10

OpenAI is building a one-gigawatt data center campus in Michigan as part of its Stargate infrastructure expansion. The facility will consume one gigawatt of power and include manufacturing and office spaces alongside computing infrastructure. The project is expected to create jobs and attract investment to the Midwest region.

Toward provably private insights into AI use

Google Research 11 months ago 50

Google announced a system called provably private insights (PPI) that uses large language models, differential privacy, and trusted execution environments to analyze how people use generative AI tools while protecting individual user data. The system uses an open-source Gemma 3 model running inside a secure processor to classify unstructured data like transcripts, then aggregates results with differential privacy guarantees before sharing insights with developers. Google deployed this system in the Recorder app for Pixel phones and open-sourced the underlying confidential federated analytics stack to allow external verification of privacy claims.

How we built OWL, the new architecture behind our ChatGPT-based browser, Atlas

OpenAI 11 months ago 54

A company built OWL, a new software architecture that separates the browser engine from the AI layer to power their ChatGPT-integrated browser called Atlas. The architecture decouples Chromium from ChatGPT integration, enabling faster startup times and a richer user interface for AI-assisted browsing tasks. This modular design allows the browser to perform agentic functions—where AI can autonomously interact with web pages—without the constraints of tightly integrated components.

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