Collaborate with us Welcome back! Europe has no answer to America's top AI labs, so Austria asked the EU to import one and floated relocating Anthropic. Elon Musk says Grok 4.5 is catching Claude on his birthday, then walked the brag back nine hours later. Google is so short on compute it's rationing Gemini to its own rival Meta, and one in three employers admit they're handing entry-level jobs to AI. In today's Generative AI Newsletter: Anthropic: Why is Austria trying to move an American AI lab to Europe?
EU is stealing Claude from USA Europe has no frontier AI lab of its own, so this week it tried to poach one. Austria's digital secretary Alexander Pröll wrote to the EU urging it to bring Anthropic inside the bloc, offering "legal certainty, market access, capital and a set of values that suits this company." The pitch comes barely two weeks after Washington cut every foreigner on earth off from Fable 5 and Mythos 5, Anthropic's two strongest models, citing national security. It won't work, and Pröll half-knows it, conceding there would be skepticism about whether it's even possible. Anthropic is mid-build on $50 billion of Amazon-backed data centers in Texas and New York, and you can't import your way out of an export order.
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Works, Inc. has filed a Form C with the Securities and Exchange Commission in connection with its offering, a copy of which may be obtained here . Grok is becoming better than Opus Elon Musk says his new model is catching Anthropic's best. Grok 4.5 entered private beta at SpaceX and Tesla this week, and Musk posted that early evals put it "close to, perhaps exceeding Opus." It runs on a fresh 1.5-trillion-parameter foundation trained partly on Cursor, the AI coding tool SpaceX bought for $60 billion two weeks ago. Then, nine hours later, he walked it back to "the same league as Opus." These are Musk's own evals from a closed beta with no public access and no third-party benchmark, dropped on his birthday into a reply feed of fans and a tortoise-versus-hare meme about xAI winning slow. The Cursor data is the real substance, since training on how developers actually write and debug is the shortest path to Opus-class coding.
Until a lab he doesn't own runs the numbers, "beats Opus" is a birthday post. Google is rationing Meta's Gemini access Google told its rival Meta it's out of Gemini. The Financial Times reports Google has capped how much Gemini Meta can buy, after warning Meta back in March it couldn't supply the capacity it wanted. Meta builds its own Llama models and was buying Gemini anyway, because Gemini beat Llama on safety and moderation work.
Compute is the wall everyone is hitting. Google is spending more than $180 billion this year and still can't meet demand, so this month it agreed to rent roughly 110,000 Nvidia chips from Elon Musk's xAI for about $920 million a month to keep Gemini fed. Meta's fix was to tell staff to burn fewer tokens. The company sitting on one of the planet's biggest server farms is renting GPUs from a rocket maker.
Every smaller AI buyer is bidding for the same scarce compute. 1 in 3 employers are replacing entry-level jobs with AI The first rung of the career ladder is being automated away. One in three employers now say they're replacing entry-level roles with AI, according to a new survey of more than 620 corporate recruiters by GMAC, over half of them hiring for Fortune 500 firms. In tech it's 40%, the highest of any industry. The entry-level tasks getting cut, coding, data processing and support tickets, are the exact work that used to turn a junior into a senior.
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