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    <title>Weekly digest · Week of September 28, 2026</title>
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    <description>Google DeepMind announced Gemini 4 Argon, presented as a new era for its frontier models, while OpenAI recapped more than 20 DevDay announcements and released GPT-6.1 Sol at a fifth of Astra&#39;s API price. OpenAI also launched dots, proactive assistants for ongoing projects, and said it disrupted a coordinated campaign to distill its models&#39; reasoning. On the infrastructure side, CoreWeave is bringing NVIDIA&#39;s next-generation hardware into production, and Amazon&#39;s $1 billion plan to address data center opposition drew criticism. In the U.S., a judge dismissed antitrust suits against Google&#39;s AI search, and authorities arrested a CEO accused of smuggling $300 million in Nvidia chips into China.</description>
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    <title>Weekly digest · Week of September 21, 2026</title>
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    <description>OpenAI released two new models, GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna, which trade off capability against cost, and improved prompt caching for GPT-6. CEO Sam Altman addressed the UN Security Council on AI safety and international cooperation, as OpenAI also proposed a path toward shared international AI standards. NVIDIA launched DSX Ready to qualify power and cooling equipment for AI data centers and released Isaac ROS 5.0 for robotics developers. Google DeepMind added text-to-speech and a Live Avatar feature to Gemini 3.8, and Hugging Face shipped version 1 of its tokenizers library.</description>
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    <title>Weekly digest · Week of September 14, 2026</title>
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    <description>OpenAI dominated the week with a string of customer case studies built around GPT-6 Astra, from Perplexity to Hex. The company also launched Astra for Law, a dedicated offering for the legal sector, and introduced new advertising formats including Sponsored Agents. On the safety side, it published a framework for reporting model misalignment alongside six reports, plus a youth safety blueprint for Australia. Google DeepMind announced Gemini 3.8 Live and an Extended Thinking variant, while Google released new findings from its AI &amp; Economy Atlas.</description>
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