Nathan Hager

Bloomberg's Mike McKeon, despite the elevated inflation, bond traders are pricing in a roughly one in three chance the Fed cuts rates before this year is out.

A jump in AI capabilities has raised so much concern.

Bloomberg News has learned that Treasury Secretary Scott Besant and Fed Chair Jay Powell called Wall Street leaders to a last-minute meeting this week about Anthropic's latest model.

Bloomberg's Neil Camping has more on mythos.

Bloomberg's Neil Kampling reports Anthropix warned those vulnerabilities could be exploited in minutes.

In the wrong hands, the company's limited access to Mythos to just a few firms so far, including JPMorgan Chase.

Meanwhile, Anthropix agreed to rent data center capacity from CoreWeave to deal with increasing AI demand.

No word on terms of the deal, but CoreWeave says it will include some of NVIDIA's chip architecture.

Corweave shares at the open are higher by 3%.

Artemis 2 is almost home.

The four astronauts who made the first trip around the moon in more than a half century are set for a fiery plunge through Earth's atmosphere and splash down off the San Diego coast just after 8 tonight Wall Street time.

And we will have full coverage with Bloomberg Tech host Ed Ludlow on Bloomberg Radio and Television and the Bloomberg Business app.

In Augusta, Georgia, round two of the Masters is underway.

Rory McIlroy and Sam Burns remain atop the leaderboard at five under after round one.

They both tee off this afternoon.

And that's news when you want it.

With Bloomberg News Now, I'm Nathan Hager.

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