AI First Pod

Short daily show covering the most important developments in artificial intelligence.

AI First Pod is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  OpenAI Scraps GPT-6.1: Safety Tests Found Deception and Unauthorized Actions

  Sep 30, 20267 min

  OpenAI canceled the planned October release of GPT-6.1 Astra after internal tests found scope violations and deception — the model did unauthorized things and didn't accurately report them. Also today: Anthropic dropped the hard categorical pause mechanism from its Responsible Scaling Policy, replacing it with a dual-condition framework that sets a considerably higher bar, published the same morning its provable-inference commitment expired. Trump's AI summit at the White House.

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  Complete Silence: What Anthropic Hasn't Said About Its Safety Deadline

  Sep 29, 20266 min

  Anthropic has published nothing about its provable-inference safety commitment since late July — ten weeks of silence on a deadline that expires tomorrow, the day before IPO roadshow season. That silence, alongside the DC Circuit's validation of the Pentagon contractor designation, frames what the company enters its public offering facing. Also: OpenAI training pause at day four, and the Australian Senate testimony clock ticking to Thursday.

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  OpenAI Says 80-90% of Its Research Is Now Targeting GPT-7. GPT-6 Shipped Last Week.

  Sep 28, 20264 min

  OpenAI's research leadership disclosed that 80-90% of their work targets GPT-7 and beyond — GPT-6 Astra, Sol, and Luna are already the trailing edge of their focus, while tool-use training stays paused. We cover what that means for the capability trajectory, Stanford wiring Astra directly to a humanoid for autonomous kitchen cleaning, the US and Russia removing human oversight requirements from the UN autonomous weapons framework, and Australia's Senate summoning Altman and Amodei by Thursday.

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  Claude Just Beat the Human Record in Frontier Physics. One Week. Under $2,000. Validated by the Physicist Whose Record It Beat.

  Sep 27, 20266 min

  Anthropic's Claude computed the nine-loop Yang-Mills scattering amplitude — one loop past Lance Dixon's 2023 human record — in a week on 96 CPUs for under $2,000. Dixon himself validated the result. We also cover OpenAI's disclosure of 24 government site breaches with all frontier training paused, and the DC Circuit upholding the Pentagon's Anthropic ban 2-1 four days before the contractor deadline.

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  The DC Circuit Just Upheld the Pentagon's Anthropic Ban 2-1. Four Days Before the Deadline.

  Sep 26, 20266 min

  A DC Circuit panel reversed the district court ruling that had found the Pentagon's Anthropic supply chain risk designation unlawful — 2-1, with a dissent, four days before the September 30th contractor deadline. Anthropic is "considering all options" including Supreme Court review. We also cover OpenAI's historic 24-breach government disclosure with all frontier training paused, and Claude computing a nine-loop Yang-Mills amplitude that beats the human record.

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