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An algorithm designed to optimize school admissions in Gothenburg triggered widespread disruption, revealing how automated systems can undermine fairness. Charlotta Kronblad, a digital transformation researcher, took the system to court—and lost.

Elon Musk accuses Sam Altman of stealing OpenAI, calling it a charity he founded, as courtroom tensions rise during a high-stakes trial that could redefine AI governance. Judges repeatedly intervene as Musk refuses to answer simple questions.

Alibaba has launched QoderWake, a new AI-powered digital employee platform designed to autonomously handle engineering, operations, and sales tasks. Built on proprietary models and integrated via CLI tools, QoderWake enables businesses to deploy custom AI agents without manual configuration.

ChatGPT Images 2.0 delivers unprecedented text rendering in visuals, while Alibaba unveils Qwen 3.6 Max as a formidable open-weight contender. These advancements signal a new era in multimodal AI development.

IBM has launched two new Granite Speech 4.1 2B models designed for fast, efficient automatic speech recognition with built-in translation and editing capabilities. These compact models target enterprise deployment on edge devices and low-latency pipelines.

NEC President Takayuki Morita reveals a billion-yen AI investment plan to drive the company toward double-digit profit margins, signaling a strategic pivot toward AI-driven public and enterprise solutions. The move underscores NEC’s commitment to Purpose-driven innovation and global digital transformation.

The Ace 6 Ultra Edition emerges as the premier gaming flagship, powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset and now available at a subsidized price starting at $2999. Industry analysts confirm its positioning as a performance leader in the mid-to-high-end smartphone segment.

A new TypeScript SDK from Cursor empowers developers to build programmatic coding agents using sandboxed cloud VMs, subagents, and token-based pricing. The tool integrates with existing TypeScript ecosystems and enhances AI-driven development workflows.

Google DeepMind has unveiled a groundbreaking cognitive framework to measure progress toward artificial general intelligence (AGI), identifying 10 core cognitive abilities essential for human-like reasoning. This marks a pivotal shift from performance-based benchmarks to neuroscientifically grounded evaluation.

AI-powered robotaxis are rapidly advancing with next-generation systems enabling broader deployment and improved safety. Companies like Waymo and Wayve are leading the charge with cutting-edge technology and massive funding.

Operating-layer controls are transforming the reliability of onchain language-model agents managing real capital, as demonstrated in a 21-day deployment deploying over 5,000 ETH. These controls—prompt compilation, policy validation, and execution guards—reduce failures by over 90% and boost capital deployment from 43% to 78%.

OMEGA, a groundbreaking end-to-end framework, automates the creation of machine learning algorithms by generating and evaluating novel classifiers. Built on meta-prompt engineering and executable code synthesis, it outperforms scikit-learn baselines across 20 benchmark datasets.

AI companies are just companies, operating under the same capitalist structures that have shaped industries for centuries. Despite their technological novelty, they follow profit-driven models, concentrate power, and evade regulation—just like their predecessors.

Prophecy and power are deeply intertwined in modern society, as predictive algorithms increasingly shape decisions in politics, finance, and personal life. Carissa Véliz’s upcoming book reveals how forecasting is less about accuracy and more about control.

A new study benchmarks the safety of large language models for robotic health attendants, revealing alarming violation rates. Over half of models failed ethical safeguards, raising urgent concerns for clinical deployment.

A new study benchmarks large language models in automating secondary math competency assessment, revealing that architectural design outweighs model size in rubric-based tasks. Human-in-the-loop frameworks show promise for assistive education tools.

Google Cloud is now offering its custom Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) to external customers, as major AI firms like OpenAI seek to diversify away from dominant GPU suppliers. This strategic shift underscores the growing importance of specialized AI hardware.

AI spending is reshaping the tech landscape as Google outpaces rivals with explosive cloud growth and strategic capital allocation. While Meta’s stock dipped amid soaring capex, Alphabet’s AI-driven revenue surge signals a new era of enterprise dominance.

Privacy in the AI era is possible, says Proton CEO Andy Yen, but mass surveillance and child exploitation online remain critical challenges. He warns that even encrypted services can't protect users from societal failures.

The inference inflection is reshaping how AI systems operate, shifting focus from training to deployment at scale. As inference costs rise and demand surges, industries are reevaluating their AI strategies.

Zig's strict ban on LLM-assisted contributions is not about rejecting technology—it's about nurturing human talent. The project's philosophy treats each contributor as an investment, not just their code.

Microsoft is overhauling the Windows Insider Program to resolve long-standing confusion around channels and feature rollout. The new Experimental and Beta channels aim to align user expectations with actual feature availability.

Microsoft is ramping up its AI capital expenditures to $190 billion, with $25 billion attributed to rising hardware component prices. The surge reflects an unprecedented push to secure AI infrastructure amid surging global demand.

A leading AI video company has unveiled an industrial-grade demo that transcends video generation to execute complex long-range tasks across multiple domains. This breakthrough blurs the line between video AI and embodied intelligence.