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Meta's newly formed superintelligence lab has shipped its first model, Muse Spark, and it's already rolling out across billions of users on WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and more — positioning it as the most widely distributed AI in history. Meanwhile, Anthropic had the most chaotic week in AI: their latest model, Claude Mythos, was found to be so powerful it uncovered thousands of unknown vulnerabilities across every major operating system and browser — and Anthropic decided the only responsible move was to lock it away entirely. They've since formed a secret defensive cybersecurity coalition with some of the biggest names in tech to quietly patch the holes before anyone else finds them. On the legal front, a landmark federal conviction has been handed down under a brand-new AI statute, marking the first time a court has applied sweeping new laws designed specifically to govern AI-generated harm. OpenAI is also facing a lawsuit tied to a mass shooting, and conflicting court rulings are leaving Anthropic in a murky legal gray zone over military use of its models. Oxford scientists revealed an AI tool that can predict heart failure up to five years in advance with 86% accuracy across 72,000 patients. And two ex-Apple engineers just unveiled a privacy-first AI wearable that could finally crack the problem that killed every AI gadget before it.

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