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Anthropic now worth $965B

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Sunday, May 31, 2026

Anthropic now worth $965B

Anthropic hit a $965B valuation to become the world's most valuable startup. MiniMax doubled revenue to $300M ahead of launching M2, a 10B parameter model that matches frontier performance through agent-native reinforcement learning.

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MiniMax doubles sales ahead of new model

Substack

Chinese AI startup MiniMax has doubled its annualized revenue to over $300 million in two months, reaching 1 million enterprise users as it prepares to launch a new flagship model. This rapid growth demonstrates the company's competitive strength in China's increasingly crowded AI landscape.

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Gamma-World: Generative Multi-Agent World Modeling Beyond Two Players

Substack

NVIDIA's Gamma-World advances world models to support multiple independently controllable agents in shared environments, achieving real-time interactive video generation at 24 FPS with linear computational scaling. The model introduces novel techniques for agent representation and attention mechanisms that enable generalization across different numbers of players.

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The MiniMax-M2 Series: Mini Activations Unleashing Max Real-World Intelligence

Substack

MiniMax's M2 series achieves frontier-level performance on agentic coding, office tasks, and reasoning with only ~10B activated parameters (from 229.9B total) through agent-native RL training, verifiable data pipelines, and early self-evolution capabilities. The approach demonstrates that sparse activation combined with specialized post-training can match much larger dense models.

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Anthropic becomes the world's most valuable startup

The New York Times

Anthropic becomes the world's most valuable startup at $965 billion with $65 billion in new funding and $47 billion ARR, demonstrating the massive commercial momentum in enterprise AI and its competitive edge over OpenAI.

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Hundreds of Wikipedia editors threaten to strike after Wikimedia layoffs

The Verge

Wikipedia editors are threatening strikes after Wikimedia laid off its Community Tech team, risking degradation of a platform critical to AI systems and internet knowledge infrastructure that depends entirely on volunteer labor.

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