Switzerland's new open-source AI model Apertus tackles what kills 95% of AI projects: lack of transparency. Full visibility into code and training data promises to solve bias, compliance headaches, and corporate trust issues.
Warp challenges "hands-off" agent coding with human-in-the-loop approach, charging $200/month for enterprise tier. While competitors push automation, Warp bets on oversight—real-time code review and mid-flight steering as agents work.
Anthropic's $1.5B settlement with authors establishes first pricing benchmark for AI training data—$3,000 per pirated book. Court ruling split training rights from acquisition methods, reshaping how tech giants source content.
Good Morning from San Francisco, SoftBank promised $500 billion for AI infrastructure. They delivered zero data centers. OpenAI ditched them
Anthropic CEO tells staff the AI safety company will take Gulf state money despite calling such moves dangerous to democracy. Internal memo reveals how competitive pressure forced the 'ethical' AI leader to abandon principles for cash access.
Six months after promising $500 billion for AI infrastructure at the White House, SoftBank and OpenAI haven't built anything. Meanwhile, OpenAI cut a separate $30 billion deal with Oracle, sidelining its biggest investor.
AMD cracked the code to run professional AI image generation on regular 24GB laptops. No more cloud subscriptions or expensive workstations needed. Local processing changes the game for creators and businesses.
Two AI systems just earned gold medals at the world's hardest high school math competition—solving problems that stump 90% of contestants. The twist? The AI you can use today would fail completely. The gap between lab and life has never been wider.
Good Morning from San Francisco, Your teenager probably trusts ChatGPT more than you. That's not an exaggeration—72%
Microsoft will sign Europe's new AI code. Meta refuses, calling it overreach. This split reveals how tech giants plan to handle the global wave of AI regulation—and one approach will win.
Most parents worry about teens pulling away during adolescence. They don't expect kids forming intimate bonds with AI. 72% of US teens now use AI companions for emotional support, flirting, and serious conversations they'd normally have with humans.
Chinese teen hackers turned government spies. AI companies paying experts instead of $2/hour workers. YouTube beating Disney on TV. This week's biggest tech stories show how the rules are changing—and who's scrambling to keep up.
Google's killing Google Assistant, forcing millions to switch to Gemini by late 2025. OpenAI's new AI can control your computer. The $56 billion AI assistant market isn't just growing—it's replacing how we work. Which side wins decides your future workflow.
OpenAI's secret AI just won gold at the International Math Olympiad—while GPT-4 can't even score bronze. The experimental model solved problems that stump math prodigies, writing proofs for hours like a human. But you can't use it yet.
Impli reveals the exact APEX method professionals use to optimize AI prompts. The article shows the complete system specification—from analyzing requests to executing optimized prompts that work across all platforms.
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