12 November 2026, in four lines
● Anthropic set its IPO terms — $70 to $78 for 825 million shares, ticker ANT, trading expected 19 November.
● Meta models landed on Google Cloud — Three Muse models in Model Garden, with Pichai publicly welcoming them.
● ChatGPT voice modes get a shutdown date — Advanced and Standard retire 11 December; GPT-Live takes over.
● Claude handed out a free reset — Every paid tier, all limits, claimable until 10 December.
Two deadlines and two business stories. Each is covered in full on its own page.
Anthropic filed its IPO terms, and left out the valuation
$70 to $78 per Class A share, 825 million shares, ticker ANT on Nasdaq, trading expected 19 November. The filing discloses $81 billion run-rate revenue as of 31 October and more than 11,900 customers paying over $100,000 a year. It states no valuation, which is why published figures run from $916 billion to $1.4 trillion. The terms, the revenue, and why the valuations disagree.
Meta put three Muse models on Google Cloud
Muse Ember, Muse Spark 1.3 and Muse Wonder are in Model Garden as managed APIs. Zuckerberg announced it; Pichai replied with a welcome. No pricing published by either side. What each model is positioned for.
ChatGPT’s old voice modes switch off on 11 December
Advanced Voice and Standard Voice retire, with everyone moving to GPT-Live. Video and screen sharing stay on the older mode until GPT-Live supports them. Nothing to do, but the voices change. What changes and what to retest.
Claude gave every paid user a free full reset
Pro, Max, Ultra and Team, across all models and limits, claimable until 10 December at 2:00 PM PT. Anthropic says recent issues consumed more allowance than intended. How to not waste it.
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