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Chinese AI Researchers Turn to X for Technical Audience
Kimi K3 landed in Western feeds like it fell from the sky, another Chinese model that seemed to arrive from nowhere. It didn't.
Saber CEO Denies Using ChatGPT to Replace Writers on 'Rideshare Stimulator
Saber Interactive is pushing back on claims that it quietly swapped human writers for AI on its upcoming game, Rideshare "Stimulator." CEO Matthew...
Writer AI agents add enterprise-grade automation, included in base plan
Enterprise AI has a delivery problem. It makes grand promises about productivity, then bills you extra for the privilege of using it.
Tailwind slashes 75% of workforce as revenue drops nearly 80%
Adam Wathan, the founder of Tailwind, didn’t mince words when he posted the news on GitHub yesterday.
AI labs buy tens of thousands of Mac minis to train agents amid chip shortage
OpenAI has bought tens of thousands of Mac minis and Mac Studios, and it wants more, but it can't get them.
Five GitHub repos, including CC0‑licensed awesome‑quantum‑ml, aid QML basics
Quantum machine learning sits at a tantalizing intersection, where the arcane math of qubits meets the brute‑force utility of algorithms.
OpenAI Halts Astra Model Over Security Concerns
OpenAI has stopped work on an unreleased model called Astra, telling staff internally that the system may have crossed into territory the company...
Self-Healing Layer Scores Answers in Real Time to Counter RAG Hallucinations
When a RAG system sounds utterly certain but its answer is a mirage, you’ve hit the most dangerous failure mode: high confidence paired with low...
Google adds 'agent step' to Opal, making static workflows interactive
Enterprise AI teams have been building agents the hard way: wiring models, tools, and logic into brittle chains that break the moment the input...
GraphDC Uses Divide‑and‑Conquer Agents to Scale Graph Reasoning
Graph reasoning is a mess. The bigger the problem gets, the more it breaks the tools we throw at it.
DFlash speculative decoding boosts NVIDIA Blackwell inference up to 15×
NVIDIA Blackwell delivers 15 petaflops of dense NVFP4 compute, a staggering amount of raw power.
Anthropic may keep supplying Claude to NSA despite Pentagon risk flag
The Pentagon flagged Anthropic as a supply chain threat. The NSA needs chips it doesn’t have. And yet, a deal is nearly done.
Instacart built an AI system trained on years of its own incident data
Instacart's engineers have stopped reading most of their own code. CTO Anirban Kundu told the audience at VB Transform 2026 that in 97% of cases, the...
Company that sold ICE's face‑recognition app linked to revoked Global Entry
A single interaction with a federal agent, who casually mentioned “facial recognition”, cost a Minnesota woman her Global Entry and TSA PreCheck...
NVIDIA Blackwell Leads AI Agent Performance in SemiAnalysis Benchmark
An AI agent asked to evaluate a company for investment doesn't just answer a question.
Instagram says eyes mislead; Samsung exec says no real picture Moon photo feud
Instagram’s Adam Mosseri says authenticity can be copied without end. Samsung’s Patrick Chomet argued the same point more directly last year,...
Elon Musk's Grok AI Bots Can Now Work as Independent 'Teammates
xAI rolled out Grok Bot this week, pitching it as an "AI teammate" rather than a chatbot you babysit.
Microsoft Copilot ignored sensitivity labels twice; DLP missed both
The security stack reported all-clear, because it never saw the layer where the violation occurred.
Mistral AI Aims for 1-Gigawatt Compute Capacity in Europe by 2030
Mistral AI put a number on its ambitions Tuesday: 1 gigawatt of compute capacity across Europe by 2030, with 200 megawatts due by the end of 2027.
Sony Music, Warner Chappell Sue Anthropic Over "Blatant Theft
Sony Music and Warner Chappell filed suit against Anthropic on Thursday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California, seeking...