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<v James>Good morning. It's twenty past six in the morning on Thursday the 8th of October.

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<v James>This is Not Perfect News. I'm James.

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<v Julie>And I'm Julie.

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<v James>Here are today's main stories.

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<v James>Three people have been killed in drone attacks launched by Houthi forces on two Saudi Arabian airports.

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<v James>South Korean authorities are investigating suspected illegal fuel shipments to Russia.

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<v James>Texas has carried out an execution despite ongoing legal challenges from defence lawyers.

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<v James>Later, the latest in technology and AI, and today's feature: OpenAI announces GPT-6 and Intelligent UI.

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<v James>This programme is researched and voiced using AI, and every source is on our website.

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<v James>Here's Julie with the world news.

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<v Julie>Thanks, James. Three people have been killed in Houthi drone and missile attacks targeting two airports in Saudi Arabia. That has not been independently confirmed by international observers yet.

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<v Julie>South Korea is investigating alleged fuel shipments to Russia carried out through sanctioned tankers. Authorities say they will take potential legal action once the probe concludes.

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<v Julie>Texas has carried out an execution despite last-minute legal challenges from defense attorneys. The inmate received a lethal injection following the final court rulings.

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<v Julie>Here's James with the UK news.

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<v James>Thanks, Julie. Kemi Badenoch has pledged to scrap inheritance tax on family homes under a future conservative government.

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<v James>Green member of parliament Carla Denyer claims the move proves the conservatives remain out of touch with public priorities.

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<v James>Two former city bankers have successfully had their criminal rate rigging convictions quashed by the court of appeal.

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<v James>Andy Burnham is traveling to Berlin today to hold security talks with the German chancellor.

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<v James>Here's Julie with the technology and AI news.

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<v Julie>Thanks, James. New analysis questions whether leading artificial intelligence laboratories will ever turn a profit. Experts say high computing costs continue to outweigh incoming revenue.

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<v Julie>Drones have been deployed for cloud seeding trials to boost local rainfall. The technology aims to alter atmospheric conditions and increase water supplies in arid regions.

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<v Julie>Here's James with today's feature.

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<v James>Thanks, Julie. OpenAI has announced the arrival of GPT-6 alongside a brand new interface called Intelligent UI.

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<v James>This major release marks another significant step forward in how we interact with everyday technology.

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<v James>The company revealed these updates during a live presentation that caught the attention of the tech world.

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<v James>At the same time, industry rivals have been moving quickly to keep up with the pace of change.

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<v James>Anthropic has just introduced Claude Haiku five point five, described as its cheapest and fastest small model yet.

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<v James>Anthropic says this new version is also its most capable small model to date.

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<v James>Pricing for Claude Haiku five point five is ninety per cent lower than the previous four point five version for requests up to one hundred thousand tokens.

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<v James>For larger requests over one hundred thousand tokens, the price drops by fifty per cent.

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<v James>Input tokens for the new Anthropic model start at ten cents per million.

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<v James>Output tokens are priced at fifty cents per million.

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<v James>Reports note that these rates match the pricing set by OpenAI for GPT-6 Luna.

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<v Julie>For ordinary people, these rapid price cuts and new interfaces mean that advanced artificial intelligence is becoming much cheaper and easier to use.

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<v Julie>Cheaper models allow smaller businesses and everyday developers to build smart tools without breaking the bank.

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<v Julie>At the same time, the release of new systems brings fresh debates about safety and how young people use these tools.

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<v Julie>OpenAI stated that average teen users spend less than fifteen minutes a day on ChatGPT.

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<v Julie>However, new research found that safety features on ChatGPT for Teens fall short of expectations.

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<v Julie>The same research concluded that these current safeguards present an unacceptable risk for younger users.

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<v Julie>Optimists argue that cheaper and faster models democratise technology and open up exciting creative possibilities for everyone.

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<v Julie>Sceptics and safety researchers insist that rapid deployment outpaces necessary protections, particularly for vulnerable teenagers.

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<v James>Looking ahead, the industry will watch how quickly users adopt Intelligent UI and whether competitors launch further price cuts.

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<v James>Researchers and parents will also be pressing tech firms to strengthen safety features for young people.

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<v James>As artificial intelligence gets faster and cheaper, the real challenge will be ensuring it remains safe for all users.

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<v James>All key points from the current briefing have now been covered in full.

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<v Julie>Fifteen minutes a day for teens sounds surprisingly low, doesn't it.

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<v James>It certainly does, though I suspect my teenagers manage to spend quite a bit longer on other screens.

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<v Julie>Quite right, and with prices falling this fast, we will all be interacting with smart models before we know it.

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<v Julie>Before we go, a reminder of today's main stories.

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<v Julie>three people have died following a series of drone and missile strikes on saudi airports.

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<v Julie>south korea has launched an official investigation into illegal fuel shipments bound for russia.

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<v Julie>You'll find all our sources, the transcript and chapters at news.notperfect.biz.

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<v Julie>This programme is made with AI, so please check the linked sources for anything important.

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<v Julie>That's all from us this morning. I'm Julie.

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<v James>And I'm James. Thanks for listening, and goodbye.
