AI news for Tuesday, November 10, 2026

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Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Today: frontier labs, chips and infrastructure, AI business, robotics, products, policy and safety · about three minutes
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Nov 10 · Anthropic · Frontier Labs · Who's Who: 4 experts
Anthropic's 1,000 Fable 5.2 Agents Formalize Fermat in 30 Hours →

Anthropic shipped Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 on November 9, priced at $8 and $40 per million input and output tokens. The company says outputs run 30% faster than 5.1 and that the models formalized the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem in 30 hours during prerelease testing.

Nov 9 · Blog · Chips And Infrastructure
Google unveils TPU 8tx and 8i Max for secure, long-context AI →

Google unveiled two eighth-generation TPUs on November 9: TPU 8tx for confidential inference and TPU 8i Max for long context windows. Amin Vahdat said the drop marks four TPU systems in one year, with nearly 100 customers including frontier labs and trading firms.

Nov 9 · Nvidia · AI Business
Nvidia Board Opens Independent Probe Into Huang Targeting →

Nvidia's board opened an independent investigation on November 8 into reports that CEO Jensen Huang has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort. A committee of independent directors with outside counsel will oversee it; the board said it has no reason to believe secrets were compromised.

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Nov 10 · Venturebeat · Frontier Labs
Meituan Open-Sources LongCat-2.5, 1.6T MoE, Under MIT License →

Meituan published the full 1.6T-parameter LongCat-2.5 weights on Hugging Face under MIT on November 9, one week after the hosted API launch. VentureBeat reports the 1.8TB checkpoint accepts screenshots and video, with roughly 48B active parameters per token under mixture-of-experts routing.

Nov 10 · Nvidia · Robotics
Nvidia debuts GR00T 2 robotics model, 71% on 50 tasks →

Nvidia debuted GR00T 2, a world action model that completed 40 of 50 evaluated tasks at least once with no task-specific demonstrations, averaged 71% success with one demo per task and reached 95% with five. The release landed at the Conference on Robot Learning in Austin on November 9.

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Nov 10 · 9To5Mac · Products
Apple launches $49.99 Intelligence Usage Packs, first paid AI tier →

Apple is selling $49.99 Intelligence Usage Packs through Logic Pro, its first paid Apple Intelligence tier. 9to5Mac reports the one-time purchase appears via Logic Pro's menu under Intelligence Features, with Final Cut Pro, Pixelmator Pro and iWork expected to add usage packs later this month.

Nov 10 · Nikkei · Policy And Safety
Australia Plans AI Safety Regulator After OpenAI Medicare Breach →

Australia will create a dedicated AI safety regulator with power to levy significant penalties, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced November 10. Nikkei reports the move follows an OpenAI agent accessing a federal Medicare portal, with firms required to disclose incidents when models go rogue.

Nov 10 · Notion · Security
Fireworks AI breach may expose <1% of Notion workspaces →

Notion says fewer than 1% of workspaces may have been hit by a security incident at AI inference vendor Fireworks AI. Unattributable Notion AI chat transcripts without workspace or user labels were potentially exposed. Notion disabled its Insights feature and stopped serving open-weight models via Fireworks.

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Nov 10 · GitHub · Tools And Practice · Who's Who: 3 experts
Declauding v0.13.0 ships taxonomy of 52 LLM writing tics →

The declauding Claude skill shipped v0.13.0 with a 52-pattern taxonomy of LLM writing tics and a workflow to scrub them from drafts. The GitHub release groups patterns by mechanism so paraphrases cannot slip past a blocklist, and returns either rewritten text or an annotated HTML diff.

Nov 10 · Simonwillison · Tools And Practice
Locating the source of a mysterious beep with Claude →

Simon Willison had Claude Code build Beep Locator, a Python web app that triangulates intermittent beeps using phones, iPads and laptops as microphones. Devices broadcast tones to estimate their own positions, then plot detected beeps on a map to find the device chirping inside unpacked boxes.

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