Launches, deals, and India-focused stories from ChatGPT, Claude, Sarvam, Gemini, and the rest of the AI world.
OpenAI has updated their Agents SDK with native sandboxing and evaluation tools, addressing the biggest pain points in deploying AI agents: safety isolation for unknown behaviors and systematic evaluation of long-horizon task completion.
Krutrim's consumer AI assistant Kruti has become unavailable to users and the next-generation Krutrim 3 model's development has stalled, per Economic Times sources. The setbacks come as rival Sarvam AI raises $350M and pulls ahead in India's foundation AI race.
Nous Research has released Hermes Agent v0.8, the most advanced open-source AI agent to date. The agent creates skills from experience, improves them during use, and builds a deepening model of its user across sessions — all MIT licensed and self-hostable.
Microsoft has added Anthropic's Claude Sonnet to Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, breaking OpenAI's exclusive model relationship. Indian enterprises — who run billions of dollars through Microsoft 365 — now get model choice baked into their standard productivity tools.
Oracle has launched OCI Generative AI in the India South (Hyderabad) region. For Indian banks, government agencies, and enterprises with strict data residency requirements, this finally enables cloud AI without data leaving India.
Anthropic has confirmed Claude Mythos Preview, described as a 'step change' above Claude Opus 4.6. The model identifies zero-day vulnerabilities at unprecedented scale — and Anthropic is restricting access to 40 organizations via Project Glasswing.
