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Microsoft and OpenAI split; both prepare for legal battle over AI training
The partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI was never just a love story. It was a transaction, cloaked in the language of shared ambition.
AI‑generated auth code can pass tests but hide bugs that emerge months later
The unit test passes. The happy path gleams. The auth code, generated by an agent, looks flawless.
NVIDIA releases Cosmos 3 with Super‑Text2Image and Nano‑Policy‑DROID
NVIDIA’s Cosmos 3 isn’t just another model drop. It’s a two-tower mixture-of-transformers foundation model that fuses physical reasoning, world...
MIT researchers train AI to read charts, streamlining downstream workflows
MIT's new AI can finally read a chart. That's not a small thing. Business intelligence is drowning in bar graphs and line plots—data that's instantly...
Lightweight CNN Boosts Adversarial Robustness in EEG‑Based Brain‑Computer Interfaces
A brain-computer interface translates a thought into a click. It’s fragile. Researchers can sabotage the signal with a whisper of digital noise,...
Hundreds sign Leiden Declaration as AI threatens mathematicians' profession
Mathematics is a discipline of deliberate, grinding thought. There are no shortcuts, only better ideas.
Microsoft unveils MXC OS-level sandbox for AI agents, OpenAI, Nvidia join
Microsoft just dropped MXC, a new AI agent sandbox baked directly into Windows. Think of it as a security cage, but built at the operating system...
Microsoft unveils Project Solara, an Android OS built for future agents
Microsoft's Project Solara has a simple, radical goal for your phone: stop using the screen.
Study Finds Agent Statelessness Undermines Sanctions in Multi-Agent KBs
You can't punish a ghost. That's the core problem with governing AI agent swarms. These things are born, do a task, and vanish.
Microsoft IQ and Rayfin aim to curb data silos from AI agents
Microsoft's AI agents are already creating a mess. They build things, but they leave their tools and materials all over the place.
Perplexity AI debuts hybrid local‑cloud inference system at Computex 2026
Why does this matter? Perplexity AI has been nudging its AI workflow from pure cloud toward the desktop for months, and the latest demo at Computex...
Trump signs order to review AI models before release, expanding oversight
Donald Trump signed an executive order demanding federal review of advanced AI models before they can be released.
Nebius AI Cloud Enables Full Transaction Foundation Model Lifecycle for Banks
Banks are packed with useful data and crippled by it. Transaction logs, customer notes, and fraud alerts are all locked in separate systems, talking...
Scorsese adopts AI storyboard tool to speed communication with crew
Martin Scorsese has spent seven decades drawing his own storyboards by hand. Now, at 82, he’s handing the pencil to an algorithm.
Guide: Run a Claude Managed Agent Task End‑to‑End via Session Stream
The moment you connect a model to a runtime sandbox, you unlock something far more powerful than a chatbot answering questions.
Microsoft unveils Surface NVIDIA RTX Spark Dev Box for AI agent development
Microsoft’s latest play isn’t just a new box. It’s a hardened launchpad for AI agents that work where you work: on your desk, in your local...
Nvidia builds RTX Spark supercomputer chips with Microsoft for AI agents
Every hardware company is now an AI company. Nvidia, with help from Microsoft, just built the chip to prove it.
1,478 AI deliberations show persona, not model, shapes epistemic behavior
The price tag on intelligence is a lie. Across 1,478 deliberation sessions, spanning 32 topics in 10 domains, a startling truth emerges: the model...
OpenAI‑backed Opal unveils AI audio gadget, will release open schematics later
Hardware giants lock their schematics away. You're meant to toss the old model and buy the next one.
LLM-derived valence direction aligns with EEG signals in 123 subjects
The simplest measure of emotion, valence, the axis from pleasure to displeasure, has long resisted a clean neural readout.