Three solid updates from the AI world today: 1) Anthropic announced last night that they’ve signed a new compute power deal with Google and Broadcom, adding multi-gigawatt TPU capacity, set to go live starting in 2027. This shows the competition in large models has officially shifted from parameter wars to battles over electricity and chips. 2) OpenAI dropped a policy proposal for the AI era yesterday, mentioning things like automation labor taxes, public wealth funds, and piloting a four-day workweek. The direction is clear—people are starting to discuss 'how to share the money AI makes.' 3) Google quietly launched an offline AI dictation app for iPhone. Speech-to-text can now run locally, which is super handy for writing, meeting notes, and mobile work. Looking at all this, AI is ramping up both infrastructure and real-world applications, while also diving into social distribution. For everyday users, expect tools that are more user-friendly, cheaper, and localized to arrive even faster.