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DeepSeek ships V4.1-Flash; Anthropic details AI misuse — 2026-09-11 00:00
DeepSeek releases a memory-efficient V4.1-Flash, Anthropic publishes a 154-page AI misuse report, OpenAI opens its Agents API, and Bending Spoons buys Miro for $1.36B.
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- DeepSeek releases V4.1-Flash, a memory-efficient multimodal model — 552 billion parameters with a 1M-token context window, and a KV cache cut to about a quarter of its predecessor's; it narrowly beats some bigger closed models on coding benchmarks. The Decoder · Sep 10
- Cognition launches SWE-2, its most advanced coding model — It scales reinforcement learning into the multi-trillion-parameter regime and matches far pricier models at a fraction of the cost. Cognition · Sep 10
- OpenAI opens its Agents API in public beta — The managed API exposes the Codex harness for sessions, orchestration, context compaction and recovery, with a sandbox for code, files and MCP servers. OpenAI · Sep 10
- Meta's agent Muse shops, books travel and sends email from WhatsApp — It runs on its own virtual machine and checks in when it needs approval; payments run through Stripe's Link. The Decoder · Sep 10
- Anthropic details AI misuse in a 154-page report — Criminals, state-backed groups and even scientists tried to use Claude to design weapons and pathogens, and to surveil dissidents. The Guardian · Sep 10
- OpenAI board member says the company is not on track on catastrophic-risk control — Paul Christiano warns of "a meaningful risk" that rapid capability gains lead to catastrophic and irreversible loss of control. The Guardian · Sep 10
- Skild AI's S1 robot model learns new tasks from a single video — Built on NVIDIA's physical-AI stack, it adapts to long-horizon tasks without weight updates or reprogramming. NVIDIA · Sep 10
- Bending Spoons to buy collaboration platform Miro for $1.36B — Miro was valued at $17.5 billion in 2021, making this a roughly 90% markdown. TechCrunch · Sep 10
- Jensen Huang sees Nvidia growing an astounding 70% next year — He insists the company's deals are not circular. TechCrunch · Sep 10
- IDScan.net discloses data breach tied to 153 million stolen driver's license scans — The identity verification provider posted a notification of a data security incident on its website. PYMNTS · Sep 10
Try This Next
- 🔧 Test DeepSeek's V4.1-Flash if you run long-context agents — memory is the real bottleneck
- 🎥 Read Anthropic's 154-page misuse report — the clearest picture yet of how models get abused
- 📝 Try OpenAI's new Agents API — see how much scaffolding it removes from your own builds
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