Sign Up | Collaborate with us Welcome back! OpenAI took the most complained-about thing in AI coding and turned it into a currency you can spend and earn. Oracle built AI agents into the software your back office already runs, Britain put £75 million behind winning back six million police hours a year and Anthropic found a way to borrow $35 billion without carrying it on the balance sheet it's about to show Wall Street. In today's Generative AI Newsletter: Codex resets: Why is OpenAI paying its users in rate-limit resets?
Oracle's agents: What happens overnight when AI agents run the back office?
Anthropic's mortgage: Who eats the loss if $35 billion of AI chips lose their value? OpenAI hands you the Codex reset button Every AI user knows the moment. The agent is mid-task, the deadline is in thirty minutes and the meter dies with the next reset hours away. Starting today the clock answers to you.
OpenAI is rolling out saved resets for Codex, so when you hit your limit you can keep working instead of waiting out the timer. Go, Plus, Pro and Business users start with one free reset, visible in the usage menu. The ration stays a ration. What changed hands is the timing, since resets that used to fire on OpenAI's schedule now sit banked until you spend them.
Crypto Briefing also reports a referral program running alongside, where you and a friend each earn an extra reset when they finish their first Codex task, capped at three referrals over a two-week window. Reset timing has been the loudest Codex complaint since April, loud enough that OpenAI's announcement opens with "we heard you." Codex passed 5 million weekly users when we covered its push for non-coders on June 3, and a fifth of them aren't developers. OpenAI looked at its most hated feature and found a referral engine. A reset costs it pennies of compute and wins back the user's worst hour of the week.
Wiring a referral loop into that might be the cheapest customer acquisition in AI right now. Even Anthropic is doing it.
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Take a look to learn how to leverage this. Britain is buying back six million police hours One British kidnapping case came with 800 hours of footage to review. AI got through it in 3 hours, and the review helped land an early guilty plea. The government just spent £75 million to make that the normal way policing works.
PoliceAI is a new national centre that will develop, test and scale AI for every force in England and Wales, aimed at the part of investigations that eats the most time, which is reviewing, summarizing and disclosing digital evidence. The claim: ministers expect six million officer hours freed per year by 2028, roughly 2,900 full-time officers' worth. The receipts so far: the kidnapping review, plus half a million e-books' worth of data translated instantly in a case that brought down an organized crime gang. The rollout: pilots in up to ten forces in 2026-27, inside a £140 million policing technology budget over three years.
The register: every AI tool in policing goes on a public register and gets tested for accuracy and bias before deployment. The centre also runs a threat hub for AI-enabled crime, starting with deepfake intimate images.
Murray, the National Crime Agency officer running PoliceAI, says the job is moving officers off paperwork and back onto crime. Six million hours is a ministry forecast, and forecasts from podiums tend to miss. The register is the part to copy, because it drags every police AI tool into public view before it touches a case. Other governments now get a working template, register included, before their own programs leave committee.
Anthropic's $35 billion never touches its balance sheet The AI buildout has a mortgage market now. Two stories landed this week. The Information reports Anthropic signed preliminary leases on more than a dozen US data centers, over 1 gigawatt combined, the first time it has leased data centers directly instead of renting compute from Google, Amazon and, since last month, Musk's Colossus cluster. Alongside it, Apollo and Blackstone closed a $35 billion private credit package, reported as the largest yet assembled for AI infrastructure, to fill buildings like these with chips.
The structure is the story. A special-purpose vehicle borrows the money, buys Google TPUs and leases them back to Anthropic, so the debt sits outside the financials Anthropic filed confidentially with the SEC on June 1. Google guarantees the lease payments at all five facilities in the package, and The Information reports Anthropic wants similar backing across the new leases. Broadcom guarantees the resale value of the chips behind $30 billion of the senior debt, which is what let lenders price AI hardware near investment-grade rates. Follow where the risk went.
If Claude demand softens, the chip depreciation lands on Broadcom and the lease shortfall lands on Google, the two companies supplying the buildout. The calendar does the editorializing.
Amodei, Anthropic's CEO, asked Washington on Wednesday for FAA-style power to ground models like his. The S-1 went in at a $965 billion valuation, OpenAI filed a week later and SpaceX starts trading soon. We wrote on June 1 that a gigawatt costs about $50 billion all-in. Broadcom's CEO Hock Tan says the platform behind this deal aims at more than 20 gigawatts by 2028, which makes Anthropic the first tenant of a structure the rest of the industry is about to move into.
The debt is real either way. It lives where the S-1 doesn't have to show it, and once these companies list, that architecture is what index funds inherit. Tool of the Day: Gel Gel is an open source database that turns Postgres into a complete app backend. You write your schema as types instead of tables, query object graphs without JOINs, and auth and AI live inside the database rather than as separate services, including automatic embeddings over your data and a ready-made RAG endpoint that talks to OpenAI, Anthropic or Mistral.
The whole stack runs locally and it's free, with 14,000 stars on GitHub. Try this yourself: Run npx gel project init in a project folder. It spins up a full local database, Postgres included, no account needed. Write a schema in plain types in a .gel file, then run gel migration create and gel migrate to apply changes.
A User type with names, ages and friend links is about six lines. Add using extension ai; , plug in an OpenAI, Anthropic or Mistral key, and Gel embeds your data automatically as it changes, with a RAG endpoint exposed on top. Add using extension auth; for OAuth, passkeys, magic links and a built-in login UI, no separate auth vendor needed. Who it's for: anyone tired of wiring Postgres, a vector store, an auth provider and an ORM together before writing feature one.
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