- Non-invasive brain-to-text pipeline reaches 61% mean word accuracy across 9 volunteers — versus the prior 8% ceiling for non-implant methods.
- Best participant hits 78% word accuracy with more than half of sentences decoded at one word error or less.
- Trained on ~22,000 sentences, 10 hours per participant in a magnetoencephalography (MEG) scanner.
- Meta released full v1 and v2 training code; the Basque Center on Cognition, Brain, and Language released the v1 dataset.
- Anthropic MD Chris Ciauri: 'We are very confident the models will become available again in the coming days.'
- Polymarket 'restored by June 30' contract sits at 41.5% (was 9.5% on June 26) as Mythos cleared earlier in the week.
- Tom Brown replaced Dario Amodei in daily Commerce talks; Trump said on June 19 that Anthropic is 'no longer a national-security threat'.
- Leaked Anthropic code hints at gated US-first restoration with weekly usage caps and government-ID verification (live July 8).
- Day 2 of the 6,000-engineer Moscone event opens with the Coding Agents keynote across 10 tracks.
- Anthropic unveiled the official MCP Registry API — the central index now holds ~2,000 server entries, up 407% from the September 2025 preview.
- Mahesh Murag (Anthropic) presenting Claude skills; Tom Dohmke speaking at the GitHub HQ side event Tuesday evening.
- Agenda dominated by MCP, verifier-driven loops, and 'agent reliability' — the topics that have crowded out vibe-coding on dev Twitter.
- Ramp's May AI Index: 34.4% of US firms now pay for Anthropic tools vs 32.3% for OpenAI — first time Anthropic leads.
- Anthropic credits Claude Code, then says 65% of its own product team's commits are now authored by Claude Tag (their internal Slack agent).
- Claude Tag (launched June 23) replaces the old Claude-in-Slack app and turns Claude into a shared, ambient teammate inside a channel.
- Anthropic May run-rate revenue crossed $47B — context for the $965B Series H two months ago.
- Reddit/X threads show monthly Copilot bills jumping from $29 to ~$750, and from $50 to $3,000 on heavy agentic workflows.
- Switch from flat-rate to token-based 'AI Credits' took effect June 1 — 30 days in, dev forums are still dominated by migration threads.
- Cursor's Standard/Premium seat split and Devin Desktop's $20-$200 tiering are the most-cited alternatives; Claude Code usage spikes.
- Microsoft's pitch — 'use Copilot for everything' — built the workflows that metered pricing now charges 10–50× more for.
- V4.1 ships native MCP protocol support (no adapter layer), image + audio multimodal input, and enterprise tool-chain integration.
- Two months after V4 (April 24); Hugging Face has it as the top trending model within a week of release.
- Sixth open-weight Chinese frontier release of the month — joins Qwen 3.6, Hunyuan Large 3, ERNIE 5.1, Doubao Pro, GLM 5.2.
- Marks DeepSeek's pivot from 'no commercialization' to enterprise sales, funded by a recent 5B yuan round.
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Meta's Brain2Qwerty v2 Decodes Typed Sentences From MEG With 78% Best-Subject Accuracy
research ai.meta.com
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Fable 5 Restoration Looks Imminent After Tom Brown Talks; Polymarket Prices July 1 at 43%
industry axios.com
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AI Engineer World's Fair Day 2: Anthropic Pushes MCP Registry API as Coding Agents Take Center Stage
community ai.engineer
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Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI in Enterprise AI Spend for the First Time
industry venturebeat.com
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GitHub Copilot's Metered Billing Drives a One-Month Developer Exodus
tools theregister.com
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DeepSeek V4.1 Lands With Native MCP — China's Open-Weight Wave Hits Six in Two Weeks
open-source deepseek.com