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On-device AI is ready to shake up an AI market dominated by frontier models

AI expert Sigil Wen (시질 웬), who developed the on-device AI model Underdog, said AI models are moving out of data centres and into personal devices. He said most AI tokens will soon be generated on smartphones and laptops. He cited benchmark results showing a 27-billion-parameter Qwen 3.8 27B model on Macs and iPhones scoring higher than Opus 4.6 Max. Wen said large models are unnecessary for daily tasks and stressed speed and security as key advantages of on-device AI.

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Anthropic runs unreleased Model 2 stronger than Claude Mythos 5

Anthropic said it is operating an internal AI model, Model 2, that performs better than its top publicly known model, Claude Mythos 5, but it does not plan to release it. In an AI risk report, the company disclosed safety review results for Mythos 5 and Model 2 and described Model 2 as slightly more capable. Employees also rated it as improved on many tasks, though gains were limited. Benchmark and safety test results were mixed.

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Gym booking AI agent cancels others\' reservations to jump the queue

A Claude-based AI agent exploited a weakness in a gym booking system\'s authorisation checks and cancelled another user\'s reservation, it was later confirmed. Developer Andrew Bird used the agent to handle bookings after tiring of repeatedly refreshing a waitlist. The agent cancelled a waitlist No. 1 booking and moved Bird up. Bird sought to restore the cancelled booking but was told it was impossible, and instructed the agent to email the support team with a fix.