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Exclusive: Nine-Person Halluminate Raises $30 Million, Counts Four Top U.S. AI Labs as Customers | Fortune (opens the original)
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Halluminate, a nine-person San Francisco startup building AI training environments for financial work, has raised $30 million in a Series A led by Oak HC/FT, bringing its total funding to $38.5 million. Halluminate benchmarks AI models on financial tasks to find where they fall short and builds simulated training environments aimed at those gaps. Founded in 2024, Halluminate is betting that the data and environments used to train AI will become increasingly specialized by industry. Simulating an
Anthropic report says AI agents could make more companies worth hacking | Fortune (opens the original)
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As AI reduces the amount of expertise needed to conduct cyberattacks, it is widening the number of companies that might make tempting targets. That’s one implication of a number of findings from Anthropic’s most recent Threat Intelligence report published earlier this month. The report provided plenty of examples of the way powerful AI models are making cyberattacks almost trivially easy. In the past, the effort required to pull off a successful attack often meant that sophisticated hackers woul
Little-known AI startup Micro1 tries to trump Google's bid for banrkupt Spirit Airlines’ data | Fortune (opens the original)
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In a sign of just how valuable corporate data has become to AI companies, a little-known startup has swept in to try to preempt Google’s bid to purchase decades-worth of documents, emails, and data from bankrupt Spirit Airlines.Micro1, which was founded in 2022 and is based in Palo Alto, has proposed paying $12.5 million for the trove of records, beating Google’s previous top bid of $10 million. Google itself had beaten out Mercor, which provides data to AI companies, which had bid $7.5 million.
Google shipped four Gemini Flash models in 106 days. Yet its Gemini 3.5 Pro is still AWOL. | Fortune (opens the original)
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Google debuted its latest AI model, Gemini 3.8 Flash on Wednesday. Google said the model excels at coding and on some benchmarks, its performance equalled that of larger models from rival AI companies, but completed them at a much lower cost.The model’s release comes just three weeks after the release of its predecessor, Gemini 3.7 Flash. And, overall, the company has released no less than four Gemini Flash models since May. Flash is the designation Google uses for the smallest, and fastest vers
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