AI News, 13 November 2026

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A lawsuit could force OpenAI, Anthropic and Google to stop building new AI models — here's what happens next

AI-generated summary A lawsuit filed in San Francisco Superior Court targets OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and SpaceXSI over concerns regarding safety and safeguards. The complaint alleges violations of California law and seeks to prevent the companies from developing or deploying new artificial intelligence models.

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The Agentic AI Overlay:  Modernizing IT Service Without “Rip and Replace”

AI-generated summary Salesforce reports that its native agentic AI IT Service has signed more than 1,500 customers in a year while offering an overlay approach that coexists with existing ITSM platforms. Salesforce says its AI tools include Agentforce, Claudeforce, and the Employee Service Agent named Paige to help automate requests and orchestrate tasks across enterprise systems.

Unemployment Labs Reports Blackwell Patterns in Chinese AI Models

AI-generated summary An Unemployment Labs analysis by Will DePue found initialization patterns matching NVIDIA export-controlled Blackwell GPUs in six open-weight models from DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, MiniMax and Ant Group. The report notes that the matches identify the hardware layout behind the starting weights, though whether those chips also performed training is a separate inference and the evidence alone establishes neither smuggling nor an export-control violation.

AI system can reconstruct aerodynamic shapes and predict their performance

AI-generated summary Researchers at Kyushu University and École Centrale de Lyon have developed a new artificial intelligence system called PI-GAE to reconstruct aerodynamic shapes and predict their performance. The system was tested on four datasets covering two-dimensional and three-dimensional wings and compressor blades, with its predictions closely matching detailed calculations.

Google’s coding agents now /swarm for one developer. Cursor’s go multiplayer so teammates’ agents can talk.

AI-generated summary Google and Cursor have released new features intended to help multiple coding agents coordinate their work without duplicating efforts or conflicting with each other. Google introduced Swarm in Antigravity to organize agents for a single developer, while Cursor launched multiplayer functionality for Projects to let agents coordinate across different teammates.