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Publishers sue Google over unauthorized AI book training
Hachette, Cengage, Elsevier and novelist Scott Turow have joined a class action against Google, filed this week, accusing the company of feeding...
Anthropic's Claude for Teachers Vows Not to Train on Student Data
Anthropic launched Claude for Teachers on Wednesday, a free tool for verified K-12 educators at US schools.
DeepSeek Seeks More Capital Weeks After USD 7B Funding Round
DeepSeek closed a $7 billion funding round in late May at a $52 billion valuation.
Anthropic's New AI Ad Campaign Draws Criticism for 'Creepy' Tactics
Anthropic released a new ad this week called "There's Hope in Hard Questions," and it's already becoming a case study in how not to sell an AI...
DeepMind CEO proposes independent AI regulator as White House advisor voices skepticism
Demis Hassabis picked Tuesday morning to lay out a new plan for policing the most powerful AI systems on the market.
NVIDIA TAO Agent Skills Accelerate Vision Model Post-Training
NVIDIA has pushed a fine-tuning run on its Cosmos 3 Nano model from 54.41% exact-match accuracy to 93.35% in a single day, using coding agents...
AMD Sets Up ComfyUI for AI Image Generation on Windows with Ryzen AI Max+
AMD published a new setup guide this week showing how to run ComfyUI directly on Windows using a Ryzen AI Max+ processor, skipping the Windows...
Meta Shuts Down AI Token Leaderboard Amid Rising Cost Concerns
Meta pulled the plug on an internal leaderboard that tracked how much AI tokens its employees were burning through, after the company's AI spending...
DeepMind CEO Advocates Guardrails Amid AI Uncertainty
Demis Hassabis wants a new referee for AI, and he's borrowing the playbook from Wall Street.
Superhuman's AI Feature Drafts Email Replies in Your Own Tone
Superhuman is rolling out a new version of its auto-draft feature, and this time the emails it writes don't sound like a chatbot wrote them.
Reflection Signs USD 1 Billion Compute Deal With Nebius
Reflection AI has locked in a $1 billion compute deal with Nebius, giving the open-model startup access to Nvidia's newest chips through the European...
Half of Fortune 500 Firms Use Hugging Face for Private, Open Source AI
Hugging Face says more than half of Fortune 500 companies now use its platform to run open source AI models inside their own infrastructure, away...
Apple's OpenAI lawsuit arrives as company prepares IPO
Apple filed suit against OpenAI last Friday in Northern California federal court, adding a new name to a list of legal headaches that already...
ChatGPT Returns to WhatsApp in Europe Using GPT-5.5
ChatGPT is back on WhatsApp for users in the European Economic Area, six months after Meta locked the chatbot out.
1Password expands into AI cost management as model pricing diverges
1Password launched a new feature Tuesday called AI Spend and Consumption Management, built into its existing SaaS Manager platform.
New York enacts first US state data center moratorium
Governor Kathy Hochul signed a bill this week making New York the first state in the country to freeze new data center construction, a moratorium...
PixVerse Hits USD 2B Valuation With 150M Registered Users
Singapore-based PixVerse closed an extended Series C round worth $439 million, pushing its valuation past $2 billion.
Anthropic Study Shows Claude's Values Shift by Language
Anthropic pulled 309,815 anonymized Claude conversations from a two-week window in May 2026 and asked a basic question: does the model's personality...
ELIZA's Historical Algorithms Foreshadow Why People Confide in AI
Joseph Weizenbaum built ELIZA in 1964 at MIT, and for sixty years the story has stayed roughly the same: a simple script that mimicked a...
NVIDIA Decoding Cuts Color Code Error Rates by Over 300X
NVIDIA researchers say a new decoder built on Ising machine principles has knocked down logical error rates for color codes by more than 300 times...