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Saturday, 22 August 2026

llm 0.33

Simon Willison’s Weblog 2 months ago 40 ● 3 sources

llm 0.33 shipped updates including an OpenAI Python library 3.x upgrade and switching its HTTP client from httpx to httpx2 while adding embedding key handling and prompt template composition. It adds support for repeating llm prompt -t/--template. As a result, embedding methods (EmbeddingModel.embed, embed_multi, Collection.embed, embed_multi) can take a per-call key= and pass it to plugins without changing shared model state, while reasoning_summary becomes available for responses API models.

OpenAI says California should strengthen its AI safety bill

TechCrunch 2 months ago 46

OpenAI urged California to amend SB 53 by adding stronger AI safety safeguards. It pointed to “last year” as the bill’s passage and cited requirements like monitoring frontier models under training or evaluation for serious incidents. OpenAI’s position shifted to support California state protections, including a “reverse federalism” approach given the lack of major federal legislation.

AI's Three-Body Problem: no single force can dictate the outcome

Fortune 51 ● 8 sources

The AI economy in 2026 is described as a three-body system where frontier labs, open-weight models, and application companies each influence the others but none can control the final outcome. Spending on AI is estimated at between 0.5 and 1 percent of all US white-collar salaries, driving scrutiny of ROI and pressure for cheaper alternatives as competition intensifies. Open-weight models and applications gain momentum as prices face downward pressure and the market shifts further toward multi-model choices.

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