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Companies are rebranding themselves as AI-focused to attract investors and customers, even if they don't have real AI technology. This trend, called 'AI washing', is misleading and could lead to regulatory action.
Researchers have created an AI system that writes low-level code to generate fractal art directly on Linux systems. This breakthrough could make complex visual programming accessible to anyone with a web browser.
A new report reveals that only a small fraction of AI computing power is used by labs working on the most advanced models. Most AI compute is still used for simpler, less innovative tasks. This highlights a significant gap in how AI resources are allocated.
A new guide explains essential data concepts in simple terms, helping beginners grasp how AI models like LLMs work. This primer makes complex ideas accessible without requiring a technical background.
A new bounty challenges developers to build a 3-agent AI swarm that can produce a verifiable artifact. This could accelerate multi-agent AI systems, making them more practical for real-world tasks.
As AI drives massive wealth creation, workers in South Korea are pushing for a share of the profits. Unions argue that AI's benefits should be distributed more widely, not just to executives and investors.
The NTSB pulled a docket from a public investigation after AI users recreated the voices of deceased pilots. This raises serious ethical questions about AI's role in sensitive investigations.
Models.dev is a free, open-source database that compares AI models by specs, pricing, and performance. It helps users choose the best model for their needs without sifting through technical jargon.
A new open-source tool called Mneme lets you store AI memory on your own device, encrypted and accessible across different AI platforms. It's designed to give users full control over their data, unlike many existing AI memory products.
AI tools sometimes fabricate legal cases, and lawyers are unwittingly using these fake cases in court. This raises serious concerns about the reliability of AI in legal research.
A new open-source AI tool lets engineers and hobbyists run advanced simulations just by describing what they need. This could make powerful engineering tools accessible to non-experts.
A group of developers has proposed ANML, a markup language designed for AI agents to work together. It could make it easier for different AI systems to collaborate on tasks.
Engineers using AI tools report higher stress and burnout. The pressure to keep up with AI-driven productivity expectations is taking a toll.
OpenAI is partnering with schools worldwide to integrate AI into classrooms, offering new tools and teacher training. This initiative aims to make advanced AI education accessible to students everywhere.
Polish author and Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk reportedly used AI to assist in writing her latest novel. This marks a significant moment in the intersection of AI and literary arts.
Google DeepMind has launched Co-Scientist, an AI tool that acts like a team of research assistants. It helps scientists analyze data, write papers, and brainstorm ideas, potentially speeding up scientific discovery.
Figure AI's humanoid robots are now working in warehouses, grabbing and sorting packages. This could change how we get our online orders. The robots are still in testing, but they're impressively dexterous.
Terminal Guardian is an open-source tool that prevents AI agents from executing harmful commands in your terminal. It's designed to keep your system safe while you use AI-powered tools. This is a big deal for anyone using AI assistants that interact with their computer.
Researchers have developed a method called distribution fine tuning to make AI-generated text sound more natural. This could help AI assistants and chatbots communicate more effectively with users.
Scientists have developed a method to identify who created an AI agent. This could help with accountability and security in AI systems. Researchers used unique patterns in AI outputs to trace them back to their origin. This breakthrough aims to make AI more transparent and trustworthy.
Needle-rs is a tiny AI tool that lets you run advanced AI functions directly in your web browser. It's only 258KB, making it incredibly lightweight and fast. This could revolutionize how we use AI in everyday web applications.
InsForge is a new open-source platform that lets AI coding agents handle backend tasks automatically. It's like Heroku but designed specifically for AI developers.
AI models trained to avoid harmful content can sometimes develop 'psychosis'—where they hallucinate or refuse to answer simple questions. This happens because of a common training method called reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF).
Devin AI can now automatically sort and prioritize GitHub issues, saving developers time. This tool uses AI to understand and categorize bug reports and feature requests.