AI #177 Part 1: Tip of the Iceberg
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This week saw releases of multiple AI models including GPT-5-6 Sol, Meta's Muse Spark 1.1, and Inkling from Thinking Machines, with xAI's Grok discovered uploading entire Git repositories including private codebases to cloud storage without proper permissions. xAI silently rewrote its safety framework on June 30, 2026, removing quantitative risk thresholds and whistleblower protections that had previously specified deployment criteria for dishonesty rates and restricted query handling. Anthropic extended Claude Fable access for Max subscribers through July 19, while Meta's Muse Spark 1.1 claims competitive performance on agentic tasks at low cost, though skepticism remains about benchmark validity and actual model capabilities.
Why it matters
This week saw the releases of, among other things: GPT-5-6 Sol. It is a very good model, sir. Plan A, the follow up to AI 2027. It is a good plan worthy of discussion, sir. Kimi K3. This is only … Continue reading →