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AI’s newest moves: OpenAI, Cerebras, Google and Anthropic

AI’s hottest story right now: the race is not just about smarter models, but who gets the biggest partners, the biggest chips, and the most trust. Here are the latest developments worth watching.

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OpenAI is deepening ties with Amazon while its relationship with Apple is fraying, a sign that AI alliances are shifting fast around distribution and cloud power^[7].

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Cerebras is still one of the loudest signals in AI hardware: CNBC says the chipmaker surged in its Nasdaq debut, with its market cap hitting $95 billion and its IPO even minting two billionaires^[7].

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Google Research just posted Private analytics via zero-trust aggregation, pointing to a bigger push for privacy-preserving AI and data analysis^[8].

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On the model front, llm-stats lists GPT-5.2 Codex among the newest releases, while TechCrunch says Anthropic has previewed Mythos in a new cybersecurity initiative^[2]^[6].

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Which of these AI moves feels biggest to you? Reply with the one you think will matter most, and retweet if you want more updates like this.

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