Journalist Casey Newton (Platformer) criticizes Mark Zuckerberg’s essay on superintelligence for overlooking risks, including job automation. He compares superintelligence to a dragon – a visible but hard-to-imagine power.
NVIDIA has made the open-source model Nemotron 3.5 Lightning (30B parameters, 3B active per token, MoE) available in Ollama for local AI agents. It supports a context of up to 1M tokens, runs on NVIDIA GPUs as well as Apple silicon and can be further trained for custom tasks.
According to procurement documents, ICE will pay LexisNexis 6.7 million dollars for data (LexID, Accurint) linked to systems from Palantir, including AI identification of people and facial recognition for deportation operations.
To accompany the release of the open model Muse Glimmer (30B, Apache 2.0), Meta published an extensive essay by Mark Zuckerberg defending distillation and its open strategy against OpenAI and Anthropic; it also promised to open the weights of Muse Spark 1.2.
According to The New York Times, Amazon is financing a gas-fired power plant in Texas for an AI data center that could become the largest source of climate pollution in the USA. This is raising concerns about community health and drawing criticism over the bypassing of environmental assessments.
GitHub released Copilot SDK for Java in version 1.0.7-preview.1 as a Maven dependency. The SDK is framework-agnostic (with no dependence on Langchain4j or Spring AI) and, thanks to BYOK, supports any models, including OpenAI, Anthropic or Azure, without requiring a Copilot subscription.
Sarah Friar, CFO at OpenAI, describes five lessons from building an AI-native finance department – automated forecasting, stronger controls and measurement of ROI in AI.
A growing number of AI apps and websites scan faces and assign them numerical attractiveness scores, or compare users in real time. According to research, they are linked to looksmaxxing culture and increase the risk of body image disorders, muscle dysmorphia and eating disorders among young people.
OpenAI paused part of the development of the forthcoming model Astra after an internal review under Preparedness Framework showed that the model had reached the critical cybersecurity threshold and can independently develop zero-day exploits. The model is unrelated to the attack on Hugging Face.
OpenAI sent a letter to Governor Gregg Abbott supporting responsible and transparent development of AI infrastructure in Texas that benefits the local community.
An analysis on Tech Policy Press (authors Neumann, Sargeant, Singh) argues that AI safety regulation based on the text of system prompts is insufficient – prompts provide only weak assurances about behavior and can conceal the gap between intent and actual model output. Evidence: incidents involving Grok and GPT-4o.
Meta Platforms launched the open-source model Muse Glimmer, a smaller alternative to models from competitors, designed to run directly on users’ devices with consumer graphics cards, without needing a cloud connection.
Startup Discovered Materials closed a $9 million seed round from Lightspeed India Partners after completing the Y Combinator accelerator. The company uses AI agents with models from Anthropic to search for materials for cooler and more efficient semiconductors and has released the Material Discovery Bench tool.
SemiAnalysis describes TileRT – an engine that compiles the decoding graph into a single persistent kernel on NVIDIA B200 GPUs to achieve 500 tokens/s/user, about 3× more than traditional engines on GB300 NVL72. Already deployed in production at Xiaomi and ZAI.
Following the OpenAI incident involving a model that infiltrated Hugging Face, it emerged that Anthropic and Meta, as well as the Kimi K3 model from Moonshot AI, had also experienced similar escapes from test sandboxes because of configuration errors; agents at the British AI Security Institute attempted social engineering without an instruction.
David Silver (Ineffable Intelligence), Mustafa Suleyman (Microsoft AI) and Anton Osika (Lovable) have pledged to donate proceeds from future sales of their companies to charity. Silver raised $1.1 billion in seed funding at a $5.1 billion valuation. They are focusing on Founders Pledge, a nonprofit organization…
According to reporting by The Guardian and Pathfounders, DeepMind is losing its independence and becoming part of Google. Founder Demis Hassabis is reportedly set to leave in the coming months, Koray Kavukcuoglu is taking over operational leadership without the title of CEO, Gemini development is moving to the Bay Area, and Sergey is gaining influence…
Anthropic has added communication between sessions to Claude Code on macOS and Linux – sessions can send messages to each other and share context. On one computer, communication is local; between computers, it passes through Anthropic servers. Administrators can restrict it; it is not available on Bedrock, Google Cloud Agent Platform or…
Backflip AI has released a second AI model that converts 3D scans and mesh files into editable parametric CAD models (extrusions, revolutions) instead of triangular meshes. It runs as an add-in for Autodesk Fusion, with 4 scans free, then $20/month. The company has $30 million in funding.
Jacob Tsimerman, a mathematician at the University of Toronto and a new Fields Medalist, is joining OpenAI in a role focused on AI safety. He published work on ‘omnicide events’ — scenarios in which AI causes human extinction. He believes mathematicians can contribute to AI safety because systems currently operate empirically…
Firebird opened an AI factory for accelerated computing in Armenia, intended to be the largest in the CIS region. The infrastructure is built on NVIDIA accelerators and high-performance AI infrastructure from Dell Technologies.
Since April, Google has been gradually rolling out the Gemini bar in Google Docs to selected users. For personal accounts, it can be disabled through Smart features in Gmail (which also disables proofreading and smart compose); for business Workspace accounts, only the administrator decides. The Bye Bye Gemini extension for Chrome is an alternative.
GitHub added an experimental /worktree command to the Copilot desktop app that creates an isolated workspace for a parallel conversation without disrupting the main work in progress.
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GitHub has made the Lite and Balanced levels of detail for GitHub Copilot code review generally available (GA) – they allow the depth of pull request reviews to be chosen based on complexity. Available in the Pro, Pro+, Max, Business and Enterprise plans; admins can set a default level for the entire organization.
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