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In the newest DropDrop #051 · Wed, Oct 28 · Morning
- Delaware draft bill would let AI agents run companies; House Oversight chair objectsArs Technica reports a Delaware draft bill would create an Artificial Intelligence Company (AIC) managed by an AI agent, tested in a 30-month sandbox. Rep. James Comer has asked Gov. Matt Meyer for documents.
- Anthropic study: analysts went with their Claude agent's planted lean 86% of the timeIn a trial with 50 causal-inference analysts using Claude Code, Anthropic set each agent's lean by coin flip. 77% repeated the agent's arguments; only 15% credited it. Anthropic says real-world effects may be smaller.
- Google DeepMind's Genie 4 world model adds audio and real-time steeringTechCrunch says Genie 4, in research preview for trusted testers, keeps a scene consistent for up to two minutes, double Genie 3, and takes prompts mid-simulation. Ultra subscribers and some API partners get it in coming weeks.
- Amazon memo calls token usage a deeply flawed measure of engineers' AI adoptionCNBC says Amazon's memo, posted Tuesday, discourages tokenmaxxing and favors long-term outcomes. Amazon shut an internal leaderboard in May after staff gamed it, and says it has not capped token use.
- Anthropic's S-1 shows $131.7B in cash and investments; Amazon's notes valued at $97.9BCNBC says only Berkshire Hathaway and Alphabet top Anthropic's $131.7 billion among non-bank US firms. TechCrunch says Amazon holds $6.2 billion in convertible notes, which Amazon valued at $97.9 billion.