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Yesterday in AI | 29 July 2026
2.8 Trillion Open Parameters, Memory Chip Market Shock, and Grok Court Challenge
The global artificial intelligence landscape faced a week of major strategic shifts across open-source models, semiconductor supply chains, and automated cybersecurity. This episode breaks down Chinese lab Moonshot's release of Kimi K3—a 2.8-trillion-parameter open-weight model with a 1M context window—and what its Modified MIT license means for developers.
We examine the financial shockwaves triggered by Chinese memory maker ChangXin Memory's Shanghai IPO, which sent international semiconductor stocks tumbling. We analyze Nvidia's $5 billion investment into Safe Superintelligence (SSI) and its new AI Security Alliance, explore Microsoft's new MAI-Cyber-1-Flash cybersecurity model and its agentic code auditing, cover Anthropic's quick fix for Claude shared chat links indexed on Google Search, and detail the landmark London High Court lawsuit targeting xAI's Grok system prompts.
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