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Wednesday, September 9

3 items

Tuesday, September 8

7 items
Regulation and law only one source so far

New York banned AI in grades 1–8, Los Angeles announced a one-year moratorium on generative AI in schools

New York has banned student-facing AI in grades 1–8 starting in the new school year, allowing high school students to use only a limited list of tools. Los Angeles Unified School District announced a one-year moratorium on generative AI for approximately 378 000 students on the same day.

Tech Policy Press Details and sources →
New models only one source so far

Google releases WeatherNext v3 with satellite data processing

Google has released WeatherNext v3, a weather forecasting model that now processes satellite data, shortening the delay between current weather conditions and a new forecast. According to the company, it achieves accuracy comparable to traditional models with lower computational requirements.

Ars Technica (AI) Details and sources →
Business and investment only one source so far

Patagonia is preparing for AI data centers — plans and obstacles

Patagonia is attracting AI data centers with its climate and energy. Pampa Energía plans 500 MW in Neuquén (contracts by the end of 2026), Green Capital 300 MW in Chubut, and OpenAI has a project with Sur Energy. The infrastructure costs roughly 900 million dollars. No public opposition so far, but the Mapuche Indigenous people and the 2027 elections are…

The Decoder (daily AI news) Original source ↗
AI agents only one source so far

Danijar Hafner founded a stealth startup developing AI agents and humanoid robots using world models

Danijar Hafner, a former researcher at Google Brain and Google DeepMind, left Google DeepMind in autumn 2025 and founded a stealth startup in San Francisco. He is developing AI agents using model-based reinforcement learning and world models, tested on humanoid robots imported from China.

MIT Technology Review — AI section Details and sources →

Monday, September 7

3 items
Security only one source so far

Fire at the Lake Mariner data center in New York revealed critical safety gaps

In June 2026, a fire in an unfinished section of the Lake Mariner data center in Somerset, NY revealed safety shortcomings: firefighters found no alarm, fire suppression system or hydrants; safety documents burned. The 3.2 billion USD center is owned by TeraWulf and will be operated by Fluidstack with support from Google (14%…

Ars Technica (AI) Original source ↗

Sunday, September 6

1 item

Friday, September 4

8 items
Tools and apps only one source so far

An AI battle on both sides of hiring: applicants and recruiters are making things worse for each other, according to Greenhouse

Applicants pay tools such as Jobscan for AI optimization of their CVs for ATS filters, while recruiters deploy their own AI screening in ATS because of the flood of similar applications — according to the CEO of Greenhouse, this is a “doom loop” in which AI on both sides makes the problem worse.

Wired — AI section Details and sources →

Thursday, September 3

2 items