ChatGPT can now answer you with a chart, a map, or a calculator that it builds on the spot, and it is rolling out to a base of more than one point two billion weekly users.

GPT-6 Sol powers it for paid users today. Free users get it tomorrow.

Meanwhile, Biohub just committed one point eight billion dollars to a virtual cell that predicts how a cell reacts to a drug before anyone runs the lab test.

More than five hundred million of that is federal money that was already spent.

It was Thursday.

We also cover:

• Three OpenAI researchers fired on October first wrote the board that nobody yet knows how to safely deploy models that cannot be monitored.
• Anthropic's new Claude Haiku 5.5 costs 10 cents per million input tokens, about 75% less than its predecessor, and it scores 72.4% on a computer-use test where the old one scored 15.7%.
• Elon Musk says Grok Bot will now route work to Claude Opus 5.5, Midjourney, and Suno, making xAI a customer of Anthropic.
• Nvidia and Microsoft put up to a petaflop of AI in a Windows laptop and made the containers meant to keep agents inside the lines generally available.
• Broadcom is reportedly arranging more than $50 billion so OpenAI can pay for its own chips, while SpaceX shops a $40 billion loan for Nvidia's.
• Ten more signals: a watermark checker that only sees partner marks, a game builder you talk to, and 1,800 data center projects on hold in Texas.

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