AI News for June 7, 2026 — 7min.ai
- [NEWS] Sriram Krishnan stepping down as White House AI policy advisor
- Sriram Krishnan, the Trump administration's senior policy advisor on AI, will leave his White House role at the end of June.
- [NEWS] Meta building paid Hatch AI agent at up to $200/month, its first paid AI product
- Meta is developing Hatch, a consumer AI agent that builds custom software tools, schedules appointments, and sends emails from plain-language descriptions.
- [NEWS] xAI trained coding models on Claude outputs for months until Anthropic cut access
- Elon Musk's xAI spent months distilling Anthropic's Claude to train its own coding models, The Information reported.
- [NEWS] Meta breach notice reveals 20,225 Instagram accounts lost to AI chatbot exploit
- Meta notified 20,225 Instagram users their accounts were compromised, with the company's own breach notice confirming it stemmed from 'a vulnerability in an AI-assisted account recovery system for Instagram.' Attackers gained access to accounts, contact information, direct messages, and any linked accounts via unauthorized password resets triggered through the AI support chatbot.
- [TOOLS] Qwen3.7-Plus autonomously built a complete app in 11 hours, tops UI interaction benchmarks
- In Alibaba's detailed capability demonstration, Qwen3.7-Plus autonomously built a complete English vocabulary learning app over 11 hours, writing more than 10,000 lines of code across 1,000+ agent calls with no human intervention.
- [TOOLS] OpenAI launches Lockdown Mode to harden ChatGPT against prompt injection
- OpenAI rolled out Lockdown Mode, a new ChatGPT setting designed to reduce data-exfiltration risk from prompt injection attacks.
- [RESEARCH] Sakana AI launches research lab focused on recursive self-improvement
- Japanese startup Sakana AI founded the Sakana AI RSI Lab, a research group dedicated to recursive self-improvement (RSI), where AI systems iteratively redesign and improve themselves.
- [RESEARCH] Open-source Audio Interaction model decides every 0.4s whether to speak or stay silent
- Researchers from China, Hong Kong, and Singapore released Audio Interaction, an open-source voice model that processes continuous audio streams in 0.4-second segments and decides via a special token whether to remain silent or generate a response.
- [NEWS] US House lawmakers release draft bill to override state AI rules
- House lawmakers released a draft bill that would prohibit states from enforcing their own AI regulations, federalizing oversight of the technology.
- [NEWS] Sanders and Altman held private hourlong meeting on public AI ownership
- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman requested a private hourlong meeting with Sen.
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