Digest: April 5–8, 2026

Anthropic introduced an AI model for finding zero-day vulnerabilities and surpassed OpenAI in revenue, Intel began making chips for Tesla and SpaceX, and the Generalist robot showed 99% reliability in physical tasks.

Author: Michael Kokin ·

🤖 AI

Anthropic showed Claude Mythos Preview — AI that found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities. The model autonomously discovered zero-day vulnerabilities in operating systems and browsers. Through Project Glasswing, over 40 companies got access to protect code. Source

Z.ai released GLM-5.1 — a model for long agentic tasks. Took first place on SWE-Bench Pro and can work hundreds of rounds in a row. Source

OpenAI started testing Image V2 — the next generation of image generation. Three model variants appeared in ChatGPT and LM Arena with improvements in UI rendering. Source

Google introduced Jules V2 — an AI agent for large-scale development tasks. The agent is aimed not at specific tasks, but at high-level KPIs and goals. Source

💻 Software

Cursor introduced warp decode — a new approach to MoE model inference. The technology delivered a 1.8x throughput increase on Blackwell GPUs. Source

Vercel moved 58% of pull requests to auto-merge without human involvement. The AI agent reduced average merge time by 62% in the company's largest monorepo. Source

Google released Eloquent — offline AI dictation for iOS. The app uses on-device models and removes filler words without internet. Source

⚙️ Robots and hardware

Intel became a partner of SpaceX and Tesla in the Terafab project. The company started making chips for Tesla robotaxis, Optimus robots, and space systems. Source

The Generalist GEN-1 robot achieved 99% reliability in physical tasks. The model was trained on 500,000+ hours of data — the robot learned to improvise during failures. Source

The Artemis II crew set a distance record — 252,756 miles from Earth. The astronauts flew around the Moon and broke the Apollo 13 record. Source

💰 Business

Anthropic grew annual revenue from $9B to $30B and surpassed OpenAI ($24B). Also expanded partnership with Google and Broadcom for 3.5 GW of TPU capacity starting 2027. Source

OpenAI closed a $122B round at an $852B valuation. $110B came from Amazon, Nvidia, and SoftBank. Source

Musk asked the court to direct lawsuit compensation to OpenAI's non-profit part. The $150B+ lawsuit will be considered in late April. Musk also demanded removing Altman from the board of directors. Source