According to OpenAI (@OpenAI), the current AI capability overhang—where advanced model abilities exceed their real-world usage—presents a significant opportunity for business and industry growth. Their 2026 prediction stresses that advancing towards artificial general intelligence (AGI) will depend not only on cutting-edge AI research but also on effectively closing the gap between what AI can do and how it is actually applied in sectors such as healthcare, business operations, and daily life. This means that market opportunities will increasingly focus on AI deployment, user enablement, and integration into practical workflows, rather than solely on developing new frontier models (Source: OpenAI, Dec 23, 2025).

According to @AnthropicAI, the company has launched Bloom, an open-source tool designed to help researchers evaluate behavioral misalignment in advanced AI models. Bloom allows users to define specific behaviors and systematically measure their occurrence and severity across a range of automatically generated scenarios, streamlining the process for identifying potential risks in frontier AI systems. This release addresses a critical need for scalable and transparent evaluation methods as AI models become more complex, offering significant value for organizations focused on AI safety and regulatory compliance (Source: AnthropicAI Twitter, 2025-12-20; anthropic.com/research/bloom).

According to @godofprompt, Kimi AI has surpassed leading frontier models in coding, math, and reasoning benchmarks, offering a significant leap in AI performance for technical tasks (source: x.com/Kimi_Moonshot/status/1994312119991587256). In a unique Black Friday marketing campaign, Kimi introduced an innovative negotiation-based promo: users must successfully negotiate with the AI to secure access for just $0.99 per month. If the AI isn’t convinced, the deal is off the table. This approach not only showcases Kimi's advanced conversational reasoning but also drives user engagement and brand awareness, positioning the model as a top-tier solution in the competitive AI market.

According to @OpenAI, the company is leveraging its expertise in developing frontier AI models to design its own custom chips, as revealed in Episode 8 of the OpenAI Podcast featuring @sama, @gdb, and Broadcom executives. This strategic move is aimed at addressing the surging global demand for AI and enhancing performance by tightly integrating hardware and software. OpenAI’s initiative, alongside ongoing hardware partnerships, is expected to optimize AI workloads, reduce dependency on third-party suppliers, and create new business opportunities in the AI hardware market. The discussion highlights how custom AI chips can unlock faster model training, cost efficiencies, and competitive advantages for enterprises deploying large-scale AI systems (Source: @OpenAI, OpenAI Podcast, Oct 13, 2025).