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OpenAI
December 2025

OpenAI ships GPT-5.2 with 400K context and reasoning tokens

Three variants — Instant, Thinking, and Pro — bring 400K-token input windows and internal reasoning chains to professional knowledge work, coding, and agent workflows.

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Anthropic
November 2025

Anthropic rolls out Claude 4.5 Opus for agentic tool use

Available in Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus tiers, Claude 4.5 excels at long-running autonomous agents and computer-use tasks with conservative, safety-first behavior.

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GlobeNewsWire
January 2026

Data labeling market surges to $6.12B, eyeing $22.7B by 2032

Human-provided training data now commands ~$1B/year from each frontier lab. Advanced sensor tech and regulatory mandates drive a 24% CAGR across the labeling sector.

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CreditSights
January 2026

Hyperscaler AI capex hits $602B as GPU arms race intensifies

Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta, and Oracle are collectively spending $602B on infrastructure in 2026 — roughly 75% targeting AI compute, networking, and data-center buildout.

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MIT Technology Review
January 2026

U.S. federal-state AI regulation clash heats up

A new executive order aims to preempt state AI laws while California's SB 53 and New York's RAISE Act push their own safety mandates, setting the stage for landmark litigation.

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CNBC
January 2026

Microsoft unveils Maia 200 second-gen AI chip for Azure

Microsoft's in-house Maia 200 chip targets Azure cloud workloads, reducing reliance on third-party silicon as the company plans to exceed $100B in AI infrastructure spending this year.

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