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The head of GCHQ, the UK's intelligence agency, has warned that AI could become an unstoppable force in cyber warfare. This highlights the urgent need for global cooperation to manage AI's risks and ensure its responsible use.
The New York Times is in a labor dispute over AI use in the newsroom. The union wants strict rules to prevent AI from replacing human journalists. This could set a precedent for other media companies.
A detailed breakdown explains how large language models like ChatGPT are built and function. This helps demystify the technology for curious beginners.
Sesame, founded by Oculus creators, has launched its iOS app, offering AI agents that feel more like talking to a person than a traditional chatbot. This could change how we interact with AI on our phones.
A new study reveals a simple method to bypass safety filters in AI image generators. The technique, called PAST2HARM, uses past tense prompts to trick models into creating harmful content.
OpenAI, Thrive, and Crete have built an AI-powered tax agent that automates filings and improves accuracy over time. This could make tax preparation faster and more reliable for everyone.
AI models often verify facts better than they generate them, creating a 'factual gap'. This research explores why this happens and how it affects our trust in AI. New research reveals AI models often verify facts better than they generate them, creating a 'factual gap'. This research explores why this happens and how it affects our trust in AI.
Researchers have introduced two advanced AI models designed for long-term coding tasks. These models, Laguna M.1 and XS.2, represent a significant leap in AI capabilities for software development.
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.
CNN has filed a lawsuit against Perplexity, claiming the AI startup copies its articles word-for-word and bypasses paywalls. This legal battle highlights the ongoing tension between traditional media and AI companies over content use.
Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.8, an AI model that’s better at admitting when it doesn’t know something. This could make AI interactions feel more trustworthy and less confusing.
Cisco is integrating OpenAI's Codex to speed up software development and improve cybersecurity. This partnership aims to automate tasks, reduce errors, and enhance productivity for enterprise teams.
Anthropic, a leading AI company, has raised $65 billion in its latest funding round, valuing the company at $965 billion. This massive investment signals strong confidence in the AI industry and sets the stage for a potential record-breaking IPO.
A new benchmark shows that even advanced AI models score below 50% on simple IT tasks. This highlights how far AI has to go in understanding real-world enterprise needs. The benchmark is open-source, so anyone can test their own models.
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.
Researchers developed ScientistOne, an AI system that conducts research autonomously while ensuring claims are verifiable. This could make AI-generated research more reliable for scientists and professionals.
Scientists have discovered that AI hallucinations are easier to detect in intermediate layers of AI models, not just the final output. They've developed a method to automatically find the best layers for spotting these errors, making AI more reliable.
An analysis suggests parts of Pope Leo XIV's encyclical on AI may have been written by AI. This raises questions about authenticity and the role of AI in religious and ethical discourse.
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.
Scientists are exploring whether AI models can solve real-world problems by repurposing objects in new ways. This research could lead to smarter robots and assistants that think more like humans.
Researchers developed a way to make AI models reflect diverse cultural values more accurately. This could help AI understand and respect different cultural perspectives better.
Researchers created a benchmark to test AI's ability to model human beliefs and emotions. This could help build more empathetic and socially aware AI assistants.
Researchers developed POLAR, an AI system that helps robots learn personal preferences through long-term interactions. This could make future home robots more helpful by understanding individual needs.
Researchers created JobBench, a new way to test AI assistants on tasks that actually help people. It focuses on real-world work needs instead of just replacing jobs. This could lead to AI tools that empower workers rather than replace them.