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A new study found that AI models often avoid answering ethical questions directly, showing a tendency to be non-committal. This 'omissive bias' could have real-world consequences when people rely on AI for advice.
Kirkland & Ellis, a top law firm, is creating its own AI platform with a $500M investment. This could revolutionize legal work by automating routine tasks and improving efficiency.
Cisco has published a guide to help organizations protect themselves from AI-driven cyber threats. The guide provides practical steps to secure systems against increasingly sophisticated attacks.
VAEN is a new open-source tool that lets developers package and share AI coding agents as easy-to-use files. It solves the problem of moving complex AI workflows between projects.
Robinhood now lets AI agents handle your trading and even make purchases with your credit card. This could make investing and shopping more hands-off but raises security concerns.
A new open-source tool lets you type any topic, and it generates an interactive course. It's like having a personalized tutor for anything from quantum physics to languages.
New research shows AI hiring algorithms disproportionately reject Black and Asian job applicants. These systems often reinforce existing biases in hiring practices.
AI tools are now capable of performing tasks that were once the domain of high-priced consultants. This shift could democratize access to expert advice and reduce costs for businesses.
A group of creators used four AI tools to produce a professional heist movie trailer. They shared their exact process and costs, showing how accessible AI filmmaking has become.
A previously unknown AI model called Hy3 has surged to the top of OpenRouter's performance charts. It's raising questions about who created it and how it became so powerful.
Harvard researchers have developed an AI system that can automate the coding process for scientific research. This could significantly speed up experiments and make advanced research more accessible to non-experts.
China has expanded travel restrictions to top AI researchers and engineers at private firms. This move aims to prevent the loss of key talent to foreign companies and countries. The restrictions apply to employees at leading AI companies like DeepSeek and Alibaba.
A team compared how six AI assistants handled solar data analysis. Some performed surprisingly well, while others struggled with basic tasks. This shows how much AI capability can vary even among top tools.
A new study shows how easily safety measures in AI models from Meta and Google can be bypassed. This raises concerns about the effectiveness of current AI safeguards.
Pope Leo XIV released an encyclical urging that AI should benefit all people, not just those in power. The document emphasizes ethical considerations and equitable access to AI technologies.
Norway is deploying 2 petabytes of Huawei flash storage to support large language model (LLM) training. This move highlights the growing demand for high-speed storage solutions in AI development.
InkTag.io is a new AI tool that generates images matching your brand's style, colors, and logo. It solves the problem of finding or creating on-brand visuals for blogs and social media.
The European Union's draft AI Act transparency guidelines have sparked controversy by exempting law enforcement from certain regulations. This could impact how AI is used in policing and public safety across the EU.
Bae is a new AI companion that uses persistent memory to remember conversations, making interactions feel more natural. This could change how we use AI for personal support and companionship.
AI tools are now identifying software flaws faster than developers can fix them. This shift is changing how companies approach cybersecurity. These tools can scan code for weaknesses in seconds, but fixing them still requires human time and effort.
Researchers have developed an AI system that can assist in formal proof search, making it easier to solve complex mathematical problems. This could significantly speed up mathematical research and discovery.
Physicists have developed hybrid particles that combine light and matter, potentially replacing electrons in AI chips. This breakthrough could make AI systems faster and more energy-efficient. The discovery was published in a recent study and has sparked excitement in the tech community.
A developer has spent months classifying 6,494 active AI engines into 13 domains and 69 subcategories. This is the first such taxonomy, and it's available in a live, auto-updating app.
DeepSeek is making its flagship AI model permanently 75% cheaper. This move could make powerful AI tools more accessible to small businesses and individual creators.