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Open-weight GLM-5.2 looks strong in bug-finding, and the US is already trying to slow China’s access to top models and chips.
The automaker is rehiring “gray beard” engineers after its AI gamble disappointed, reshaping how leadership balances speed and craft.
An indie hide-and-seek spinoff turns friendsloppish joy into massive Steam traction, and it offers a business lesson.
New data and real incidents show why LLM security assumptions are failing, and what to lock down first.
A $5.5B Australian AI infrastructure firm signs an eight-year Nvidia deal to launch its first data center and chase massive demand commitments.
The new maximum fine increases pressure on platforms and regulators, with $68 million in potential exposure.
A new Falcon 9 flight adds 24 Starlink relays, bringing active network capacity past 10,700.
“Fourier pixels” can emit and measure light, enabling bidirectional screens, holograms, and new optical communication building blocks.
The arson case used chatbot prompts and logs alongside iPhone location data, cameras, and witnesses.
Big Tech is paying “astronomical” prices for AI memory, driving Micron toward unmatched profitability in the U.S. except two giants.
From 0.24 watt-hours per Gemini prompt to 5% of US power use, energy math is forcing a new AI stack.
A fan-made port for Windows 11 is underway, built from OpenPETE hybrid reverse engineering, with true widescreen and 60FPS.
