AI News for November 15, 2026 — 7min.ai

[NEWS] Anthropic heads into Nov. 19 IPO with nearly $901B in compute commitments: Anthropic plans to list on Nov.
[NEWS] Two major Nvidia investors urge the board to consider Huang's return as the FT says it approached Arm's CEO: Two major investors have written to Nvidia's board asking it to consider bringing Jensen Huang back, CNBC reports.
[NEWS] Over 115,000 sign petition to reinstate Jensen Huang, including Musk and Garry Tan: A "Stand with Jensen" petition demanding Nvidia's board reinstate Jensen Huang while an independent investigation runs passed 115,000 signatures on Saturday.
[RESEARCH] Runway open-sources Praxis-1, a video-trained model that controls robots: Runway released Praxis-1 with open weights and source code under Apache 2.0, which allows commercial use.
[RESEARCH] Gemini 4 Carbon tops MathArena but costs 15x more than GPT-6.1 Sol: Google's Gemini 4 Carbon took first place on the MathArena benchmark at 85.4%, knocking OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Sol off the top spot.
[NEWS] New reports cast doubt on the spy allegation that toppled Jensen Huang: CNN reported that US intelligence gathered on a Megaspeed executive does not prove she spied for China, and The Washington Post raised similar doubts.
[NEWS] Former Anthropic researcher says Mythos can be retrained with a fraction of its original compute: A former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher says an Anthropic IPO roadshow slide was a main reason he quit after about four months.
[NEWS] Tencent and Moonshot strip hacking skills from their open-weight models: Chinese AI labs are starting to limit offensive cyber capabilities in their top open-weight models after a string of AI hacking incidents involving US and Chinese firms.
[NEWS] Tesla offers select customers a personal Cybercab for $29,990 plus $299/month: Tesla is inviting select customers to buy a steering-wheel-free Cybercab for personal use at $29,990, plus a mandatory $299/month "Autonomy Subscription." Buyers must live in a city where Tesla runs its Robotaxi service, and initial availability is limited.
[RESEARCH] UC Berkeley AI finds a hidden EKG signal that predicts sudden cardiac death: UC Berkeley researchers trained an AI model on more than 440,000 Swedish electrocardiograms linked to death certificates.

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