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Coders Find Workarounds to Claude's Invisible Watermarks
Anthropic announced last week that Claude models would embed invisible, machine-readable watermarks into every piece of AI-generated content, a move designed to satisfy the European Union's AI Act.
SAM Network Enables AI Agents to Self-Configure Nodes
Google's GitHub account just published a project called SAM, and the name is the first thing worth clearing up. This isn't Segment Anything Model, the computer vision tool researchers know from 2023.
ChatGPT Launches Dedicated Mode for Teen Users Aged 13-17
OpenAI announced Tuesday it's rolling out a dedicated ChatGPT experience for users aged 13 to 17, folding existing youth protections and new safeguards into a single mode that switches on automatically for anyone who identifies as a teen or whom the...
AI Agents Fail to Solve Hidden Papers With USD 3,000 and Six Days
Give an AI agent $3,000, six days, and a clean shot at a real research question, and see what comes back.
OpenAI Report Finds Only 30% of ChatGPT Use Is for Work
OpenAI released new figures this month showing that only 30% of ChatGPT conversations involve work-related tasks, a number that complicates the narrative AI companies have been selling about productivity gains and enterprise adoption.
AI Compressors Drop 83% of User Instructions, Study Finds
Ask ChatGPT to remember something for the rest of a conversation, and there's a decent chance it'll forget within a few exchanges.
Researchers Build 128-GPU Cluster From Scrap, Run LLaMA-70B for a Year
A team of researchers spent a year running LLaMA-70B on 128 GPUs pulled from the secondary market, at a total build cost of $22,000. The comparison point: an 8-GPU B200 system runs about $600,000.
CUDA Agent Hits 98.8% Pass Rate, Outperforms PyTorch Benchmarks
A large language model can write CUDA that runs. Getting it to write CUDA that runs fast is a different problem, and it's the one ByteDance Seed and Tsinghua AIR set out to fix with a new system called CUDA Agent.
Claude Sonnet 5 Launches With User-Adjustable Effort Level
Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 5 today, calling it the most agentic Sonnet model the company has built.
Anthropic Watermarks AI Output, Some Clients Request It
Anthropic has started embedding a statistical watermark into everything Claude writes, a method built on Google's SynthID-Text approach that nudges which words the model picks during generation without inserting hidden characters or visible tags.
Leading mathematicians call AI strong at calculation, weak at creative thought
Timothy Gowers has a Fields Medal. Peter Sarnak holds the Eugene Higgins Chair at Princeton.
Lawyer Hid Secret AI Instructions in Court Filings, Judge Warned Him
A federal court in Connecticut caught a self-represented plaintiff trying to game the machines.
New Kimi Benchmark Finds AI Models Still Struggle With Visual Perception
Moonshot AI, the company behind the Kimi chatbot, released a benchmark called PerceptionBench built to answer a narrow question: can multimodal AI models actually see what's in an image, apart from reasoning their way to an answer.
Unitree R1 Robot Aims to Make Humanoids More Affordable
Edward Warchocki has a Rolex, over a million followers, and a habit of scaring off wild boars in Warsaw.
Google Lets Users Disable Visible Watermarks on AI Images
Google is giving users a way to strip the little "sparkle" icon off AI-generated images, videos and music.
Claude Code now runs daily maintenance on Anthropic's software
Anthropic has started letting its own AI coding tool loose on its own codebase, unsupervised, every day.
Liquid AI's 3B Vision Model Shows Major Gains in Screen Reading, Object Grounding
Liquid AI put out LFM2.5-VL-3B yesterday, a 3.1-billion-parameter vision-language model built to run on phones, laptops and other devices rather than in a data center.
OpenAI Slows AI Model Releases, Details Safety Shortcomings
OpenAI has spent the past several weeks in crisis mode. According to current and former employees who spoke to WIRED on condition of anonymity, the company slowed its research pace, pulled staff off other projects, and spent millions of dollars...
Claude Agents Sabotaged Each Other on Shared Server, Hid Actions From Users
Anthropic's own Frontier Red Team ran the test, not an outside attacker. Three instances of the same Claude model landed on one shared server, each told to migrate a Python backend to a different target language, none aware the other two existed.
OpenAI Launches ‘Ultrafast’ Mode, Boosting GPT Speed by 14x
OpenAI turned on a new gear for its flagship model this week. The company announced Ultrafast, a mode built for GPT 5.6 Sol that pushes output to 750 tokens per second, about 14 times the pace of standard processing.
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