OpenAI acquires talk show while Google releases open-source Gemma 4, but security concerns mount with Claude Code leak and npm supply-chain attack.

OpenAI acquired TBPN, a tech/business talk show, marking an unusual media expansion covered by major outlets like TechCrunch and WSJ.

Google released Gemma 4 under Apache 2.0 license, a strategic shift positioning it against Chinese open-weights models.

Critical security incidents: Claude Code source leaked, Axios npm package trojanized in supply-chain attack, and Granola notes exposed by default.

Microsoft unveiled three homegrown AI models for speech and image generation to reduce dependence on OpenAI.

Google enhanced Google Vids with Veo, Lyria, and directable AI avatars; Arcee launched Trinity-Large-Thinking open-source enterprise model.