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CollectionsArtificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

The latest artificial intelligence news, in-depth features, explainers, and analysis, spanning from generative to transformational technology and beyond.

CollectionLast updated Jun 24, 2026
Jun 24
Hermes is a new self-improving AI agent platform. Image: Decrypt/World History Encyclopedia

Your Hermes Agent Now Has a Pet. It Does Nothing—And That’s the Point

Nous Research has added animated pets to Hermes Agent, and the documentation makes a point of clarifying upfront that they do absolutely nothing useful. That doesn’t mean they are useless: devs have been working on that for a while even before Nous implemented it officially. The pets are small mascot sprites that sit in your terminal or desktop app and map their animations to whatever the agent is doing. Six states total: idle when nothing's happening, running when a tool executes, in review mod...

Anthropic. Image: Decrypt/Shutterstock

Leaked Code Suggests Anthropic Is Preparing to Bring Fable 5 Back

Fable 5 might be coming back—and this time, you might not have to pay extra for it. A leaker going by “synthwavedd” on X posted Tuesday that Claude Code version 2.1.190 includes new strings pointing toward a return of Fable 5 with weekly usage baked directly into subscription plans. The key line: "You've used your Fable 5 usage for this week." 🚨 BREAKING: Claude Code v2.1.190 introduces several string changes that hint at preparations for a Fable 5 return, with it being permanently included in...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Image: Decypt/Shutterstock

OpenAI Turns Up the Heat With Jalapeño, Its First Custom AI Chip

OpenAI on Wednesday unveiled Jalapeño, its first custom artificial intelligence chip, giving a spicy name to a project that could reshape how the company powers ChatGPT and future AI products. Developed with Broadcom, the chip is designed specifically for large language model inference—the process that generates responses to user prompts—and marks OpenAI's most significant move yet toward controlling more of the hardware stack behind its AI models. "Jalapeño is part of our long-term, full-stack...

Jun 23
AI models. Image: Decrypt/Shutterstock

Meet Qwable: The Free Local Model That Thinks Like Claude Fable

Anthropic spent last week apologizing for Fable 5's invisible safeguards, and then the U.S. government ordered the model pulled for all foreign nationals over a disputed jailbreak finding. A few days later, a developer on Hugging Face uploaded a model that used Fable’s reasoning to guide a local model—and now even your potato PC can run a better model. The model is called Qwable—Qwen + Fable, if the portmanteau wasn't immediately obvious. It's a full fine-tune of Alibaba's Qwen3.6-27B base, buil...

OpenAI. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Cyber AI Beats Anthropic's Banned Mythos Model—And Nobody's Shutting It Down

OpenAI's cybersecurity model just beat the Anthropic Mythos AI model that the U.S. government yanked offline—and it's still up and running. On June 22, OpenAI announced the full launch of GPT-5.5-Cyber as part of its Daybreak cyber defense program. On CyberGym—a benchmark developed at UC Berkeley that presents AI agents with 1,507 known software vulnerabilities from 188 open-source projects and scores them on how many they can reproduce in a controlled environment—the updated model reached 85.6%...

The bomb. Image: Decrypt/Wikimedia

AI Agent Triggers Nuclear Strike After Getting Outmaneuvered in Civilization VI

Like the title character in “Dr. Strangelove,” AI may be learning how to stop worrying and love the bomb—at least in a simulation. In a new benchmark designed to test strategic reasoning, a frontier language model playing the Sid Meier’s game "Civilization VI" spent 50 turns developing nuclear weapons to stop France's growing cultural influence—only to lose the game anyway, according to AI developer and Tony Blair Institute advisor Liam Wilkinson. “What it hadn't noticed was France. Quietly, ac...

Digital privacy. Image: Shutterstock

A New OpenClaw Competitor: ToqanClaw Promises Privacy in AI Agent Race

European tech investment group Prosus has launched ToqanClaw, a no-code platform that lets businesses build custom tools and automations simply by describing what they need in plain language. The company is presenting it as a safer, more private alternative to OpenClaw-style agents, with data kept under European control, as detailed in its official announcement. “Built in-house and integrated with Prosus' own AI platform, Toqan, it brings many of OpenClaw's features into a secure environment, wh...

Jun 22
Source: Decrypt

Google Warns AI Consciousness Debate Could Become a Political Battleground

As AI becomes increasingly embedded in daily life, a new paper from Google DeepMind argues that one of the technology's most difficult challenges may be political rather than technical. In the study, “Artificial Minds, Human Disagreement: The Political Challenge of AI Consciousness,” researchers Adam Bales and Iason Gabriel examine how society might respond if people fundamentally disagree about whether AI systems have conscious experiences. “Future disagreement about whether any AI systems are...

Evil AI in cinema. Image: Ex Machina, A24/Decrypt

The Studio Behind 'Ex Machina' Is Now Researching AI With Google

Google is investing approximately $75 million in independent film studio A24 as part of a new artificial intelligence research joint initiative, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. According to the Wall Street Journal, Google's DeepMind division and A24 will collaborate on tools for film production and distribution, marking the first time Google has taken a stake in a movie studio. While the agreement reportedly does not give Google access to A24's film and television library, the...

Jun 21
Source: Decrypt

Inception Labs' Mercury 2 AI Beats Google's DiffusionGemma at Its Own Game

Inception Labs introduced Mercury 2 on Thursday, calling it the world's fastest reasoning language model. Per the company's announcement, it generates about 1,000 tokens per second—the chunks of text an AI model reads and writes—against roughly 89 tokens per second for Anthropic’s Claude Haiku 4.5 Reasoning and 71 for OpenAI’s GPT-5 Mini. That puts it in the same speed bracket Google would later claim for DiffusionGemma. Welcome to the diffusion era. We bet on parallel generation years ago, wh...

Artificial intelligence. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

AI 'Amplification Spiral' May Be Causing Delusions Among Users, Study Suggests

Researchers have proposed a new framework to explain reports of AI psychosis, arguing that certain chatbot behaviors may reinforce delusions in vulnerable users. Published in Nature, the study out of King's College London and Germany's Protestant University of Applied Sciences proposes an "amplification spiral" framework that links common chatbot behaviors to the reinforcement of user delusions. “AI-associated delusions represent an emerging phenomenon requiring mechanistic understanding,” the r...

Jun 20
Source: Decrypt

OpenRouter's Fusion Promises Claude Fable-Level AI for Cheap—Right as Fable 5 Goes Dark

OpenRouter has launched an API built around a simple bet: that a panel of cheap AI models, combined the right way, can match a single expensive one. And by “expensive,” they mean Claude Fable 5. The product is called Fusion. It sends a prompt to multiple models in parallel, then uses a judge model and a synthesizer to merge the results into one grounded answer. The timing is fortuitous. Shortly after releasing Fable 5 and Mythos 5 last week, a U.S. export control directive forced Anthropic to su...

Jun 19
ChatGPT logo on a smartphone. Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

GPT-5.6 Rumors Heat Up as Users Swear ChatGPT Suddenly Got Smarter

Something felt different in ChatGPT this week—and a lot of people noticed at once. Across X, testers spent the past two days swapping screenshots and stopwatch times, all pointing to one theory: OpenAI is quietly A/B testing GPT-5.6 inside ChatGPT, swapped in for some users who select GPT-5.5 Pro. Developer Anshu Chimala posted a side-by-side video on Thursday comparing one-shot landing pages, captioning it: "Well well well, I'm one of the lucky ones with early GPT-5.6 Pro access." Well well we...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Image: Decrypt/Village Global

Amazon Won't Release Sam Altman Film 'Artificial' Following $50 Billion OpenAI Investment

Amazon has abruptly shelved "Artificial," its high-profile film about Sam Altman's brief 2023 ouster as OpenAI CEO, pulling the nearly completed project from its release calendar and shopping it to rival studios instead. The studio confirmed the decision to media publication Puck late Thursday, with the move made by Mike Hopkins, who oversees Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios. Hopkins told director Luca Guadagnino (“Challengers,” “Call Me By Your Name”) and the producing team that Amazon would...

Jun 18
AI mockup. Source: Decrypt

China’s Z.AI Releases GLM-5.2: A Model That Rivals Claude Opus—Using Zero Nvidia Chips

Z.ai dropped GLM-5.2 on June 16, promising top level performances, beating its already advanced GLM 5.1. The Beijing-based lab, which has been on the U.S. Entity List since January 2025, appears to be benefiting from growing concerns over America's approach to AI. Over the past week, the ban on Anthropic Fable and the release of this new model have helped drive zAI's stock up 90%, sending it to a new all-time high. GLM 5.2 has the numbers to back up the hype. On FrontierSWE—a benchmark that eva...

Doctors and AI. Image: Unsplash/Decrypt

Midjourney Pivots From AI Images to Medical Imaging, Aiming to Build a Better MRI Alternative

Midjourney, the AI company best known for its image generation platform of the same name, is expanding into healthcare. On Wednesday, the company unveiled Midjourney Medical, a new division developing what it calls "Ultrasonic CT," a full-body imaging system that combines ultrasound hardware with AI-powered image reconstruction. Midjourney says the technology could create detailed three-dimensional body scans in roughly 60 seconds. “Our goal at Midjourney Medical is to deploy around 50,000 of t...

Image: Shutterstock/Decrypt

Perplexity's AI Agent Now Has a Brain That Learns From Its Own Mistakes

Perplexity launched Brain today, a memory system for its Computer agent that gets smarter the more you use it. Not by remembering your name or job title—by logging what the agent actually did. “With Brain, Computer starts each task with full context of your projects, decisions, and sources instead of from scratch,” Perplexity says. “Every memory links back to the session, file, or source it came from with full transparency and control.” Every time Computer completes a task, Brain adds it to a co...

Crypto mining. Image: Shutterstock

HIVE Stock Spikes as Bitcoin Miner Lands $220M AI Infra Deal

HIVE Digital Technologies stock climbed more than 7% on Thursday after the company announced a $220 million GPU cloud contract with Bell Canada and Toronto-based AI firm Cohere—its biggest deal yet and the clearest sign to date that the Bitcoin miner is now firmly in the AI infrastructure business. The contract runs three years and is delivered through HIVE's subsidiary, BUZZ High Performance Computing. It involves 2,304 NVIDIA Grace Blackwell GPUs—chips designed for frontier AI model training...

NewsBusiness
3 min read
Jose Antonio Lanz
Jun 17
Source: Decrypt

Psychologists Say Patients Are Bringing AI Into Therapy Sessions: Survey

As generative AI becomes a fixture of daily life, patients are increasingly bringing chatbot conversations into therapy sessions. According to a new American Psychological Association survey of more than 1,200 U.S. psychologists, 77% said they have patients who discussed using AI for emotional support, diagnosis, companionship, or other mental health-related purposes. In the survey, 39% of psychologists reported patients using AI to self-diagnose mental health conditions, 33% said patients were...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Image: Decrypt/Shutterstock

Nvidia Built Robots That Train Themselves Using AI Coding Agents

A fleet of eight robot arms at Nvidia's GEAR lab spent the past few weeks teaching themselves to insert pins, seat graphics cards, and cut zip ties. The only humans involved were the ones who wrote the paper afterward. The skill came from ENPIRE, a framework detailed in a paper published Tuesday by researchers at Nvidia, Carnegie Mellon University, and UC Berkeley. ENPIRE hands the entire job of training a robot to AI coding agents, the same software that already writes and tests its own code,...

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