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Google Cloud launched Gemini reinforcement learning tuning
Google Cloud announced a service for configuring Gemini via user reward signals
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Another Google DeepMind researcher quits, says building superintelligent AI soon is "inherently irresponsible"
Robert O’Kallaghan left Google DeepMind, explaining the decision as the AI's development proceeding too quickly; information provided by The Decoder.
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Crusoe removes Boom turbines from near-term AI plans
Crusoe has excluded Boom Supersonic stationary energy installations from near-term plans, but the reasons are not disclosed.
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AI Now calls for independent oversight of AI companies
AI Now Institute calls for independent oversight and sanctions on AI companies.
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AI Now Institute identifies AI reliability in critical systems as the main risk
AI Now Institute shifted the focus from apocalyptic scenarios to the reliability of AI in critical conditions.
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Ricursive Intelligence to discuss the link between AI and chip design
Co-founders of Ricursive Intelligence will present the topic of the AI–chip design connection on the Disrupt Stage.
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Pentagon kept Anthropic ban on US military contracts
The appellate court backed the Pentagon's decision not to allow Anthropic on military contracts; the details of the decision require verification.
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Databricks Blog described five queries for analyzing costs
Databricks Blog described five system table queries for analyzing costs by product, storage, and team.
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Nscale attracted $3,36 billion convertible financing
Nscale received a large round from Third Point, Nvidia and other investors for building AI data centers.
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Meta makes the Muse filesystem accessible on request
Muse began disclosing filesystem contents on request, but the available source does not explain the scale or reasons for the change.
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Anthropic and OpenAI released models with an interval of 90 minutes
Anthropic and OpenAI released model updates with an interval of about 90 minutes, but there is no data to assess their quality yet.
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Aikido Security released Altar-1
Aikido Security introduced Altar-1 for controlled and isolated environments, but data to assess deployment is still insufficient.
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Some Supabase customers publicly expose users’ data on the web
TechCrunch AI links the disclosure to misconfigurations and protections of AI-created applications.
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AWS described five methods for NarrateAI quality control on Bedrock
AWS Machine Learning Blog described five methods for NarrateAI quality assurance on Amazon Bedrock.
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Microsoft to split Copilot and move Code to usage-based pricing
Microsoft splits Copilot into Home, Code, and Autopilot and moves two features to usage-based pricing.
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Meta steps up Muse promotion as the AI app takes off
Meta amplifies Muse promotion as the app climbs charts and gains users.
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Perplexity Trains Its Computer Agent on Real Mistakes With Hint-Guided Self-Distillation
Perplexity Research reports a reduction in tool-invocation failures after training on real, including unsuccessful, user sessions.
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Cohere takes Compass to the cloud for enterprise search
Cohere described Compass's transition to a cloud SaaS model and the start of closed beta testing.
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Cloudflare Introduces Turnstile Spin to Protect Websites from Bots
Cloudflare described Turnstile Spin as a means to complete server-side verification when configuring site protection.
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Microsoft thinks its new Copilot ‘super app’ will be as influential as Office
Microsoft has combined chat, coding, and autonomous assistants into a single Copilot app and renamed Scout to Autopilot.
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NSA spends billions testing advanced AI models
AI increases costs not only for computing but also for supervision and medical administration, according to The Decoder.
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David Heinemeier Hansson stops writing code by hand
Создатель Ruby on Rails заявил на Rails World 2026, что с марта не набирал код вручную; сведения основаны на метаописании The Decoder.
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Pentagon seeks $30 million for AI lie detector Polygraph+
The Pentagon wants to allocate 30 million dollars to the Polygraph+ system for checking employees and identifying leak sources.