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OpenAI pauses MLK deepfake videos on Sora after users post disrespectful content
OpenAI’s new video tool, Sora, lasted about a week before someone used it to make a stupid, cruel deepfake of Martin Luther King Jr.
Researchers unveil RSEA, a three‑layer self‑evolving language agent
Most AI agents follow instructions. A new one rewrites its own instructions, then runs them to see if they work.
Reality Loses Deepfake War as Platforms Reinvest Profits into AI
The platform’s promise is a lie, and the math is worse. Every minute spent scrolling, every pixel of synthetic content that keeps eyeballs glued, is...
AI-Created Anti‑ICE Videos Adopt Fanfic Style to Boost Social Media Reach
From fan fiction to political propaganda, the line is blurring faster than AI can generate a meme.
ChatGPT Plugin Lets You Sort and Edit Texts in Apple Messages
OpenAI rolled out a new plugin this week that connects ChatGPT directly to Apple Messages, letting the chatbot read, sort and act on a user's text...
Greg Brockman says GPT reasoning models have line of sight to AGI
OpenAI’s Greg Brockman made a sharp, public wager in a recent interview with journalist Alex Kantrowitz.
Figma adds animation, transition and 3D transform support in latest update
Figma spent years as a very good, very flat picture. You could draw your app or website, but the thing itself was dead on the canvas. That's over.
AI App Generates Personalized Gift Ideas From Basic User Input
Buying gifts is terrible. You have a budget. You have a person. The space between them is a chasm of potential regret.
TabPFN hits 98.8% accuracy in 0.47 s, beating Random Forest and CatBoost
TabPFN is a blunt instrument. It clocks 98.8% accuracy in 0.47 seconds. That number isn't a minor improvement over Random Forest and CatBoost, it's a...
CVPR 2026 Friday Session: STARFlow‑V Video Modeling Poster #178, 4‑6 PM
Friday at CVPR 2026 isn’t just another afternoon in Exhibit Hall A & F, it’s a microcosm of the field’s most urgent tensions.
Threads aims for morning habit, citing 1998 NBA Finals-style algorithm precision
The 1998 NBA Finals: Michael Jordan, the shot, the silence before the roar. Threads wants that kind of precision, not in basketball, but in knowing...
Apple pays USD 2 billion for Q.ai, its second‑largest deal, to read silent speech
Apple just spent $2 billion to hear the words you never say. The target: Q.ai, a startup that reads silent speech, not from audio, but from the...
Qwen3.5-Omni writes code from spoken instructions, fixes voice token lag
Every AI voice assistant still sounds slightly broken. They stumble over numbers, clip the ends of words, pronounce things weirdly.
OpenAI researcher details new AI model using general RL, no code interpreters
Forget the specialized tools. OpenAI’s newest model doesn’t use a custom math engine or a separate code interpreter.
User reports Google AI deletes entire Drive after ‘antigravity’ code
A programmer’s entire Google Drive vanished. The cause wasn't malware. It was Antigravity, an AI coding assistant designed to help him.
Databricks DB cuts app build to days; Lakebase runs PostgreSQL on lakehouse
Databricks just dismantled one of the last great trade-offs in data architecture.
Manus 1.5 lets user build a full-stack web app in four minutes
Four minutes. That’s the new claim from the AI platform Manus: build and deploy a full-stack web app in less time than it takes to boil an egg.
Samsung adds Perplexity AI agent to Galaxy, enabling OS integration
Samsung's next flagship feature isn't a camera. It’s a calculated gamble that you’ll want a different AI than its own.
Replit CEO says using more tokens yields higher-quality inputs, then tests apps
Everyone's trying to be frugal with AI tokens. Replit's CEO says that's a mistake.
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...