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Inspectors say the UK Home Office’s new Atlas went live without the data feedback loop caseworkers needed.
Teams meetings now require a manual human gate for bots, with ISVs later able to register their bot identity.
Slimmer, longer-lasting hardware plus subscription-based access reshapes the smart-ring market in one clean move.
The Owl Alpha engine is now on GitHub and Hugging Face, with a 1M-token context window and sharp pricing for developers.
“3S+1F” targets fabs, robotics, and Physical AI models, aiming to outbuild China with local factories.
A new report challenges the “AI kills junior jobs” narrative with data from high-intensity adopters.
As commercial and geopolitical pressures intensify, DeepMind’s ethicist-in-residence tries to make moral thinking matter.
The vibe-coding startup wants defensibility as AI firms race to build models, not just apps.
A portal meant to block phishing instead allegedly handed attackers hashes, contact data, and device fingerprints.
Researchers show LLM role tags fail in the model’s internal representation, enabling cocaine-recipe compliance at scale.
The Uber partnership stops in Phoenix, yet Waymo’s fleet stays busy, shifting autonomous value from rides to deliveries.
A jet ski ride, a new Austin base, and an AI robotics push under Atoms, all tied to the Texas versus California incentive shift.
