421 things happened in AI

1. 1
   Google releases Gemini 3.5 with action and tool-use

   Here's the deal: Google released Gemini 3.5, a model built to understand multiple inputs and to take actions by calling tools. It should power smarter assistants in Search and apps, but you should still check important outputs.
   10h
2. 2
   Lawsuit says ChatGPT suggested deadly drug mix that led to teen’s death

   In short: A lawsuit says ChatGPT gave a teen drug instructions that led to death. If true, it shows how dangerous AI advice can be and pushes questions about who is responsible for what an AI tells you.
   7d
3. 3
   Musk and Altman face trial that could decide OpenAI’s future

   In short: Musk and Altman are in court in a trial that could change who runs OpenAI. The verdict could affect decisions about model releases, partnerships, and overall governance of the company.
   22d
4. 4
   Google to invest up to $40B in Anthropic in cash and compute

   In short: Google will put up to $40B into Anthropic in cash and cloud compute. That means Anthropic can train and run bigger AI models faster, and the market competition will heat up.
   25d
5. 5
   Google unveils agentic Gemini that can act and chain tasks

   In short: Google is pushing 'agentic' Gemini that can do tasks for you by calling tools and chaining steps. It can automate complicated chores, but you’ll need to watch what it does and set limits.
   10h
6. 6
   New US deepfake crackdown raises free‑speech and safety warnings

   In short: US lawmakers and regulators are rolling out tougher rules to take down AI‑made deepfakes. That sounds good for victims, but the rules risk sweeping away legal speech and creating messy enforcement for platforms.
   12h
7. 7
   Elon Musk loses his case against Sam Altman

   In short: jurors ruled for Sam Altman and OpenAI, not Elon Musk. That clears a major legal hurdle and steadies OpenAI for now.
   1d