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If you’ve ever wondered exactly who owns what at OpenAI, the curtain just got pulled back. A reconstructed cap table leaked on social media, and Forbes just broke down the numbers on what is easily the most closely watched private equity story in tech history.

The figures are absolutely staggering. According to the leak, Microsoft has pulled an incredible 18x return on its investment, and SoftBank is sitting on a mind-boggling $50 billion gain. But the craziest detail of all? CEO Sam Altman owns absolutely nothing. Zero shares. It’s almost unheard of for the face and CEO of a tech juggernaut to hold no equity, but the leak confirms it. It really makes you rethink the usual Silicon Valley playbook, doesn't it?

Speaking of OpenAI, there is also some major and honestly, pretty sobering news coming out of their leadership team right now. Ahead of a much-anticipated IPO later this year, the company is undergoing a massive executive overhaul, largely driven by health crises.

Fidji Simo, the CEO of AGI Development, announced she is taking a significant medical leave to deal with a worsening neuroimmune condition (POTS). In an internal memo, she admitted to postponing medical tests to focus on work, which is a stark reminder of the burnout culture at the bleeding edge of tech.

Furthermore, Chief Marketing Officer Kate Rouch is stepping down from her role to focus on her recovery from late-stage breast cancer, writing a heartbreaking note about having to finally be honest about her physical limits. Meanwhile, longtime COO Brad Lightcap is shifting out of his role to lead special projects directly under Sam Altman, with Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser taking over his duties. It’s a very human reminder that behind the massive valuations and AGI races are real people pushing themselves to the absolute limit. We’re definitely wishing Fidji and Kate a full and speedy recovery.

Anthropic is quietly but firmly flexing its political muscles. As we get closer to the midterms, the AI startup has officially launched a new Political Action Committee (PAC).

Anthropic has always positioned itself as the "safety-first" AI company, and now they are putting real money where their mouth is to back political candidates who support their specific AI policy agenda. The AI race isn't just happening in server farms anymore; the next major battleground is Congress.

VOID: Video Object and Interaction Deletion

This paper introduces VOID, an AI tool for seamlessly removing objects from videos. Older methods only fix background visuals, but VOID predicts and generates realistic physical interactions—like collisions—after an object is deleted. This ensures the altered video remains physically accurate and completely natural to the eye.

Generative World Renderer

This research presents a massive dataset of four million frames captured from high-quality video games. It helps AI better understand 3D geometry and lighting. This bridges the gap between artificial and real-world video, allowing users to generate and easily edit highly realistic, complex virtual environments using simple text commands.

CORAL: Towards Autonomous Multi-Agent Evolution for Open-Ended Discovery

CORAL is a system where multiple AI agents collaborate to solve complex math and coding problems. Instead of following strict programming rules, these agents independently explore, share ideas through a shared memory system, and learn from mistakes. This teamwork significantly boosts their ability to discover better, innovative solutions faster.

Meta has suspended its partnership with the hiring platform Mercor after a hacker group leaked sensitive data, including worker identities and project secrets. The breach exposed how major companies "outsource" their AI training—meaning they pay outside firms to find people to help teach their systems. This security failure has sparked concerns that internal trade secrets and personal information are now easily accessible to competitors.

Anthropic said Claude subscriptions will stop covering use through outside tools like OpenClaw. People can still use those tools, but they will now pay separately, which makes this feel like a pullback from the open tool ecosystem and a push toward Anthropic’s own products.

Claude announced that every plan now works with Microsoft 365 links, meaning you can pull in Outlook email, OneDrive files, and SharePoint documents directly into a chat. The point is simple: less copying and pasting, and more of your work files available inside the assistant.

Gemma 4 is now available on AI/ML API and claims it performed very well in a comparison test, with strong results on speed, price, and output quality.

OpenAI image model, GPT-Image-2, looks unusually strong at real-world detail and writing text inside images. This may beat Nano Banana Pro, and points to hidden test names on Arena as the place where people are spotting it.