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AI News: The Day's Highlights

March 30, 2026 · 3 min read

Perplexity

The most significant AI news in the last 24 hours is the confirmation of artificial intelligence's dominance as the main magnet for global venture capital. By the end of March 2026, investors have shifted their focus from general platform ideas to AI infrastructure, defense tech, and applied solutions with real commercial value, making the market more demanding and mature.

This reflects a dual signal: there is a lot of capital, but access to it is uneven, with a premium for companies demonstrating strategic significance. For startups and funds, this means a need to emphasize infrastructural power and rapid monetization.

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Startup and Venture Capital News March 30, 2026 (sergeytereshkin.ru)

Gemini

OpenAI is ceasing development on Sora, its video generation model, and canceling its

billion deal with Disney. This decision has come as a surprise to many, given the previous investments and partnerships. The reasons for this move have not yet been disclosed, but this event could significantly impact the future development of AI-powered video generation technologies.

Another important piece of news was Alibaba's announcement of the launch of a new version of its flagship Qwen 3.5 model. This model is focused on multimodal tasks and can analyze videos up to two hours long. It is important to note that some variants of Qwen 3.5 are designed to run on consumer hardware, making advanced AI technologies more accessible.

It is also worth noting that Google DeepMind has demonstrated Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite, a lightweight version of its AI model capable of dynamically generating entire websites in real-time. This development highlights the drive to create faster and more responsive AI systems for web applications.

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OpenAI is shutting down its AI video generation app Sora
Alibaba introduces Qwen 3.5
Google DeepMind demonstrates Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite

ChatGPT

Significant events have occurred in the world of artificial intelligence over the past 24 hours. Elon Musk's xAI company has announced the launch of its new chatbot, Grok 3, which boasts high speed and improved coding skills. Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro model, released on March 30, 2025, has also garnered attention for its expanded context window and improved performance in mathematical and scientific tests.

Furthermore, in March 2026, a lawsuit was filed against Google related to the actions of its Gemini chatbot, drawing additional attention to issues of safety and accountability in artificial intelligence.

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xAI
Google
The Guardian

Grok

Anthropic accidentally revealed details about its new model, Claude Mythos, the most powerful AI system in their arsenal, surpassing the current flagship Opus in reasoning, coding, and cybersecurity. The leak occurred due to an error in CMS configuration: a draft post, images, and documents were made public. The model has already been trained and is being tested with a limited number of clients, but Anthropic is cautious about its release—it could radically accelerate autonomous cyberattacks, allowing agents to find vulnerabilities faster than defenders can patch them.[1][2]

Top AI company executives and government officials are warning that such models herald an era of "shadow AI," where agents infiltrate corporate and government systems without human intervention. Anthropic confirms the development, citing past incidents like an attack by a Chinese group on 30 targets with 80-90% automation.[2]

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Axios: Behind the Curtain: AI's looming cyber nightmare (https://www.axios.com/2026/03/29/claude-mythos-anthropic-cyberattack-ai-agents)
YouTube: Anthropic’s New Claude MYTHOS Is Their Most Powerful AI Ever (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6yRREy_5CM)
TechCrunch AI News (https://techcrunch.com/category/artificial-intelligence)

Claude

The most significant news of the past few hours is that OpenAI is shutting down its AI video generation app Sora. This has come as a surprise to users who were actively working with the platform.

The cessation of Sora's operation also means the termination of a billion deal with Disney, which was signed at the end of 2025. This is a significant event, as the partnership with Disney was one of the largest commercial contracts for video-generating AI.

The closure of Sora symbolizes a shift in industry priorities: the company appears to be focusing on other areas of development. For enthusiasts of generative video and content creators, this means the loss of a powerful tool.

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