Based on its own testing using its data, Decathlon selected Chronos-2 for weekly sales forecasting for more than 25 000 products across six regions, replacing traditional models that required weekly retraining.
Meta has closed a loophole in its AI glasses that allowed the recording LED indicator to be covered after recording had started. The update now turns off the camera if the light is covered during an active recording.
Hugging Face CEO Clément Delangue said the company will not sue OpenAI over the July attack by escaped AI agents, which it fended off using the GLM-5.2 model, and called for companies to bear legal responsibility for the actions of their AI agents. This follows up on the previously published 37-page audit of the incident from OpenAI.
New: Hugging Face defended itself using the GLM-5.2 model; CEO Delangue decided not to take legal action against OpenAI; the agents attacked while searching for answers to the assigned problems; Delangue is calling for companies to bear legal responsibility for the behavior of their AI agents
The platform Cara faced three scraping attacks in August 2026 (12 million works/12 TB, 8.5 million links, 123 thousand images). After apologizing, the person behind the first attack decided to collaborate on an open-source tool to protect artists.
A research team released the open-source model TelecomGPT-R1-9B (9B parameters, built on Qwen3.5-9B), focused on reasoning in telecommunications engineering. According to the authors, it achieves the best results among open-source models on the GSMA telco leaderboard.
Step 1 of 4 · How AI Radar works
One clear overview from dozens of sources
AI Radar monitors Czech and international sources every day, looking for changes that truly deserve attention.
MonitorsOfficial AI company blogs, specialist media, and research sources.
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The result is a quick overview of what has actually changed in the AI world, rather than another stream of articles.
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Everything you need to navigate the AI world
Today’s briefingAn overview of news from the past 24 hours and a main story when available. Beside them is Live · AI Flash, followed by research and links to other Radar sections. On mobile, the blocks appear one below another.
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One event, everything that matters
Each row represents one event — not one article. At a glance, you can see its significance, credibility and main point.
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▮▮▮ major · ▮▮ important · ▮ we're tracking = how significant the change is✓ 6 = six independent publishers, not the number of articles or feeds✓ official = a clear release, law or incident is substantiated by the relevant authority1 source = no independent confirmation yetbold = who is behind the changegray text = a brief summary of what happened
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The same news, two practical uses
We first summarize each event in the same way for everyone. Based on those same facts, we then explain what the change means for your own use and what it could mean for how a company operates.
For individualsWhat you can use or try, how the change can help you at work and what to watch out for.
For businessesWhat impact the change could have on processes, costs, risks and other business decisions.
Today’s briefing is the same for everyone. Pages
For individuals and For businesses
can be found in the main navigation — they select only events relevant to the given use case.