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Experts from the US (Melanie Sisson, Brookings) and China (Tianjiao Jiang, Fudan University) proposed rules ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting on 24 September prohibiting AI from autonomously launching nuclear weapons or attacking nuclear command systems. Binding mechanisms are still lacking.
Napster, after pivoting from a music streaming service to an AI platform, is launching digital AI personas of teachers with Gems Education in Dubai, trained on their materials and intended to provide students with round-the-clock support.
Mustafa Suleyman, head of the artificial intelligence division at Microsoft, warned that without sufficient safety measures, AI could lead to the emergence of a “silicon species” competing with humans. BBC reported the news.
The European Commission has announced Data Union Conference on the future of EU data policy, the availability of high-quality data for AI and the simplification of digital rules. The event will be streamed live, and attendance is subject to approval.
Writer Leoš Kyša predicts that within a few years or months, AI will write books better than 80 % of human output. According to him, fans are already using AI to generate unofficial sequels to his book series.
A research team released a description of the synthetic STEM dataset QVAC Genesis III (191.43 billion tokens, 19 domains). According to the authors, on models with 1.7 billion parameters, it outperformed Cosmopedia-v2 and Cosmo-1B on the ARC, GPQA Diamond and MMLU STEM benchmarks.
The Hard Fork podcast (New York Times), which focused on AI safety and LLMs after the launch of ChatGPT, is ending. Creators Casey Newton and Kevin Roose are launching a new podcast, Machine Gods, in partnership with NPR.
Swedish startup Scaleout Systems is adapting smaller computer vision ML models to run on edge hardware in drones and at field stations, and was selected for the NATO DIANA 2025 accelerator.
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