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Oracle abandons its legacy, pivots to AI in an unconventional approach
Tech's oldest trick is following the crowd. Oracle just lit the crowd on fire, torching its legacy enterprise software business to chase artificial...
Runway raises USD 860M, valued at USD 5.3B, eyes world models after AI video
$860 million is a serious round. For most companies, it's an exit. For Runway, it's a down payment.
White House drafts action to lift Pentagon’s Anthropic risk label
The Pentagon branded Anthropic a supply chain risk. Now the White House is drafting a single document to undo it.
Unified Multi-Agent AI Automates End-to-End ML Pipeline Generation
Machine learning pipelines are junk. They are fragile things assembled from brittle parts.
Microsoft, OpenAI end pact; OpenAI can now sell on AWS and Google Cloud
Microsoft and OpenAI have torn up their exclusive cloud contract. That fact, reported by VentureBeat AI, is the key: OpenAI can now sell its AI...
New Architecture Separates Execution and Review Agents for Tool-Calling
When an AI agent calls a tool, who watches the watcher? The answer, it turns out, is another agent, but that fixer can break things too.
New pipeline merges video analysis, object tracking, dynamic panning to fix dataset limits
Camera specs are a study in compromise. Nikon's Z9, for instance, forces a choice between 45.7 megapixel stills and 8K video at 60 frames per second.
Qiushi Discovery Engine Enables Autonomous Science on Optical Platform
A machine has just done what no algorithm has done before: it designed, executed, and validated a novel physical mechanism on a real optical bench.
MIT study links language model scaling success to superposition of concepts
Conventional wisdom says you can't keep packing more knowledge into a language model's fixed architecture without a crash.
Musk loses bid to hide xAI safety record, credibility questioned on OpenAI stand
Elon Musk lost a bid to keep xAI's safety records sealed. The ruling came from a Delaware court on Thursday, the same week Musk took the stand in his...
Nadella: AI success needs intense usage, Cloud hits USD 54.5B, Azure up 40%
Microsoft just posted $82.89 billion. Azure surged 40 percent. Twenty million are paying for Copilot.
Microsoft and OpenAI agree to let OpenAI see other cloud providers
For nearly two years, Microsoft and OpenAI were locked in an embrace so tight it defined the AI arms race. They built their fortress on Azure.
Google staff urge Sundar Pichai to reject classified military AI projects
The Pentagon has a new name on its wish list: Google’s Gemini AI, for secret work. A group of Google’s employees intend to keep it off that list.
China blocks Meta's USD 2 billion acquisition of Singapore‑based Manus
Beijing just flexed its regulatory muscle with surgical precision. Meta's planned $2-3 billion acquisition of the AI startup Manus is dead,...
RL Agent Retrieves Relevant Memories to Boost LLM Question Answering
AI models have a memory problem. They remember everything and nothing at once, drowning facts in a static pool of text chunks.
David Silver raises USD 1.1 B to develop Ineffable AI that learns without data
What happens when one of the world’s most celebrated AI researchers vows to give every penny of his fortune to charity, and still convinces investors...
OpenAI settles Microsoft dispute, gives AWS exclusive rights to Frontier
Microsoft’s lock on OpenAI is broken. Check an Amazon invoice.
OpenMOSS releases MOSS‑Audio, encoding raw audio at 12.5 Hz for speech and music
Audio is a flood, not a trickle. Every second of speech or music carries dense layers of meaning, pitch, rhythm, timbre, transient pops, background...
Meta's Muse Spark Handles Visual STEM Queries, Entity Recognition, Localization
Most AI models can describe a picture of a refrigerator. Meta says its new Muse Spark can find the exact part inside it that’s broken.
Sam Altman’s ‘Our Principles’ post lists five rules on superintelligence power
Sam Altman sees two futures. In one, a few corporations own superintelligence. In the other, everyone does.