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Anthropic has filed to go public, and for the first time anyone can read what a frontier AI lab earns, what it spends and who controls it. Magnus Oxenwaldt reads the filing as a supplier document. Revenue has grown more than thirteenfold in a year. Nearly half of it arrives through the cloud market…

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Anthropic's Claude Duet joins xAI's Grok Bot and OpenAI's Dots: three rival labs now sell agents that work in the background and act without being asked. Yet every one of them stops and waits for a person before anything that matters. Magnus Oxenwaldt explains why capability is no longer the hard p…
In this episode of Future Bytes, host Magnus Oxenwaldt sits down with Kacper Nowicki, co-founder of Nomagic, to explore what it really takes to turn robotics from an impressive demo into a reliable, commercially viable business. Episode highlights: Why robotics demos can be misleading; and what r…
Three stories, explained through everyday business decisions: Google's Gemini 4 Argon rollout, agents crossing permission boundaries, and software becoming easier to recreate. Magnus Oxenwaldt shows what to test before changing a model and what to check before letting an agent act. OpenAI's newly d…
Europe's best-known AI company, Mistral, launched its biggest model yet: trained in Europe, served from Europe, under European law, and open, so anyone can download it and run it on their own machines. Just not yet. The weights arrive at the end of October, and the model still sits behind China's b…
The biggest AI launches this week weren't new models. They were new harnesses: the tools, memory and permissions wrapped around a model. OpenAI launched always-on agents on a model it already had, Anthropic opened Claude Code to customer-built mods, Meta open-sourced the kit for building devices ar…
Anthropic and OpenAI shipped new frontier models on the same afternoon, ninety minutes apart and at a much lower price. The only pause that week was forced on a lab by its own agent. This episode looks at what the price war means for your AI budget, and why the gap you control is between what your …
Only 5–9% of manufacturer revenue runs through e-commerce. The other 90%+ still flows through email inboxes. In this conversation, Go Autonomous founder Bjarke Ruse Sejersen explains how Danfoss, Velux, and Grundfos are running orders, quotes, and RFQs end-to-end with autonomous systems that own th…
The AI industry publicly split this week on whether to pace the frontier or race it — and every case rested on one number nobody can measure. This episode unpacks what the argument means for your roadmap and who should hold your release gate.  Highlights from week 39:   The AI industry p…
10,000 AI agents claimed a 200-year-old maths proof this week. A day later, a researcher who trained the models at OpenAI and Anthropic quit and said the race is "not under control." The people building the fastest thing on Earth told you two things — it works, and it's not under control. Plan for …
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