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Musk says he was duped, warns AI could kill us, xAI to IPO via SpaceX in June
Elon Musk built an empire selling the future. Now he’s in court selling a story about being its victim.
Mistral AI launches Workflows on Temporal engine for human‑approved AI tasks
Mistral just welded a human handbrake onto its artificial intelligence. The French AI lab's new "Workflows" tool can, with a single line of code,...
Elon Musk testifies in OpenAI trial, referencing USD 38 M early investment
The initial investment was $38 million. The shared vision was grand, even delusional.
LLM using pre‑1930 sources draws on etiquette manuals, cookbooks for post‑training
Some AI developers are bored with the present. They made a language model that thinks the world ended nearly a century ago.
Google widens Pentagon AI access after Anthropic labeled a supply‑chain risk
The Pentagon slapped Anthropic with a "supply-chain risk" tag, a legal grenade usually reserved for foreign foes. That fight is now in court.
NVIDIA BioNeMo wraps CPU layer with DistributedTriangleMultiplication
The bottleneck has always been memory. In structural biology, protein complexes sprawl across thousands of residues, and single‑GPU limits have kept...
OpenAI releases 1.5B‑parameter privacy filter with 50M params, 128‑expert MoE
Sixty times fewer parameters actually doing work. That is the headline math behind OpenAI’s newly released privacy filter: a 1.5-billion-parameter...
Meta FAIR releases NeuralSet: for fMRI, M/EEG, spikes, HuggingFace embeddings
Neuroscientists and AI researchers alike have long faced a brutal bottleneck: raw neural data is huge, messy, and painfully slow to load.
MIT-IBM Computing Research Lab launches, funding over 500 students, and postdocs
Another major computing lab opens its doors this week. The promise, as always, is to redefine the future.
Moonshot AI releases FlashKDA with CUTLASS kernels, batching, H2O benchmarks
The race to scale long-context AI has a new contender. Moonshot AI just dropped FlashKDA, a production-grade CUDA kernel that turns their Kimi Delta...
Alibaba's Metis agent cuts redundant AI tool calls to 2% and boosts accuracy
Most AI agents are clumsy, dialing out for help they don't actually need. Alibaba's Metis agent has mostly quit that bad habit.
AI engineers abandon LangChain for native agents amid hidden complexity
LangChain promised to save you time. It mostly wastes it. Engineers are deleting the framework from their projects, trading its neat abstractions for...
DeepSeek unveils new AI breakthrough as nation tightens grip on departing firms
DeepSeek's V4 Pro model just hit the scene, boasting performance that punches at the level of titans like OpenAI's GPT-5.4.
Chinese AI startups drop offshore registration amid regulator IPO warning
China's AI companies are scrambling to get back home. The offshore corporate shells that let them tap foreign cash while dodging domestic rules are...
Cursor launches public beta of TypeScript SDK for coding agents
Cursor is done being just an editor. For years, it built an AI agent that lived inside its own walls. Now it’s publishing the blueprints.
Poolside AI launches Laguna XS.2 and M.1, hitting 72.5% on SWE-bench Verified
Benchmarks are a game of inches, until they’re not. Poolside AI just took a yard.
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.