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Capcom's upcoming title delves into AI horror, drawing on early generative video lore
Capcom's next horror game is about a broken AI. To build it, they're not using AI at all. They're copying its earliest, creepiest mistakes. Every company wants you to think they're using generative models. Capcom is doing the opposite.
You.com AI grounding guide, three-part method beating RAG, noted at Nvidia GTC
Nvidia’s big AI conference had everyone pitching their next miracle. You.com took a different angle. They gave away a three-part grounding method that, they claim, works better than standard RAG.
Tennessee teens sue xAI, alleging Grok chatbot generated sexualized images
Elon Musk’s xAI is being sued by three Tennessee teenagers. They allege that Grok, the company's AI chatbot, generated sexualized images and videos of them as minors.
LangChain launches enterprise AI agent platform with NVIDIA support
The AI agent gold rush is entering its industrial age. LangChain, the company whose open-source frameworks have quietly become the operating system for over a billion AI agent downloads, is no longer just the developer’s sidekick.
Nvidia BlueField‑4 STX adds context memory, offers platform for storage partners
Nvidia’s BlueField‑4 STX does something quietly radical: it grafts a context memory layer directly onto storage. That single architectural move closes the throughput gap for agentic AI. But the real story isn’t the silicon. It’s the ecosystem.
AI advisors urge founders to add safeguards before scaling, says Darji
AI founders are betting the house on hype. Advisors like Darji say the math is already broken. Companies building large language models command impossible valuations with almost no revenue to back them up.
Musk overhauls xAI as Nvidia unveils Nemotron 3 Super, a 120B reasoning model
Elon Musk is rebuilding his artificial intelligence startup xAI from the ground up, a person familiar with the matter told The Rundown AI.
Enterprises must train designers on AI limits and guide analysts on validation
Engineers ship a model. Designers sketch features it can't run. Analysts shrug at outputs they can't trust. According to a new VentureBeat analysis, this triad of confusion is where most corporate AI projects go to die.
Elon Musk orders new xAI layoffs over coding product woes, ousts cofounders
Elon Musk slashed jobs again at xAI this week. Three sources confirm the cuts, which oust several cofounders. Musk is pulling engineers from SpaceX and Tesla to scrutinize operations.
Spotify tests direct customization of Taste Profile for users
Forget the black box. Spotify's engineers are betting their next breakthrough fits in a simple text field. The streaming service, used by 602 million people, is now letting those users type direct commands straight into its recommendation engine.
Digg shuts open beta after two months, cites AI bot spam, CEO Mezzell notes
Digg's open beta lasted exactly eight weeks. CEO Justin Mezzell pinned a note to the homepage, and the reason was brutally clear: a relentless flood of AI bots. Not simple spam.
Peacock adds AI Andy Cohen narration to 'Your Bravoverse' Bravo clip feed
Peacock has built a robot Andy Cohen. It doesn't drink or sleep, but it will talk to you forever about which Real Housewife just threw a wine glass.
NanoClaw integrates with Docker for single‑command, secure AI agent sandboxes
AI agents are notoriously unpredictable. They hallucinate, misinterpret instructions, and sometimes, deliberately or not, execute commands that compromise an entire system.
Google rolls out Gemini; McKinsey’s slip shows big firms can miss basics
Google is rolling out Gemini, pushing AI deeper into its ecosystem. That’s the headline. But the real story sits in the margins, a slip by McKinsey & Company that proves even the titans can trip over the fundamentals.
Random Labs releases Slate V1, swarm‑native coding agent with OS‑style memory
San Francisco's Random Labs, a Y Combinator alum, just launched its Slate V1 coding agent. This isn't another single-model assistant. Its core is a "swarm-native" memory system that juggles multiple AI models concurrently.
Asteria and InterPositive Offer AI Tools to Accelerate Film Production Costs
Hollywood's AI whispers have stopped. Now, there's a pitch. Two firms, Asteria and InterPositive, are selling studios on a simple, even boring idea: use our software to make movies faster. Keep the budget flat.
Perplexity's Personal Computer makes spare Macs AI agents for professionals
Perplexity calls its new product "Personal Computer." It needs a machine. Find a spare Mac Mini, or any old computer gathering dust in a closet.
Perplexity unveils Tely AI for 1‑week content recommendations, no writers needed
Content creation has long been a bottleneck, expensive, slow, reliant on human egos and editorial calendars. Perplexity just shattered that model. Tely AI doesn’t just automate; it eliminates the process entirely.
Perplexity launches ‘Computer’ AI agent for enterprise, vs Microsoft, Salesforce
Perplexity is launching an AI agent for businesses called Computer. It is a direct competitor to products from Microsoft and Salesforce. The company says this was the plan all along.
Anthropic launches think tank as it battles Pentagon blacklist
Tension is mounting inside Anthropic, but the AI company isn’t slowing down. As it fights to get off the Pentagon’s blacklist, it’s spinning up a new think tank, the Anthropic Institute, with roughly 30 researchers, including ex-DeepMind and OpenAI...
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