OpenAI released GPT Transcribe and GPT Live Transcribe models. The new model has a 3.31% error rate (0.7 pp better), with the price down 25% to $0.0045/min. Competing models are more accurate: ElevenLabs 2.3%, Google 2.9%, Mistral 3%.
OpenAI has released two new speech-to-text models – gpt-transcribe for recordings and gpt-transcribe-live for low-latency live transcription. According to the company, they are more accurate and support 57 languages. Currently only via the API.
The webinar examines how AI is used in clinical practice (predictive models, generative tools for documentation, chatbots), who makes decisions (the doctor, with AI as a supporting tool), and uncertainties around patient consent and legal liability for errors. Legislation varies from state to state.
A finance professor explains how to get reliable answers to personal finance questions from AI chatbots: they are good for everyday decisions, while major and irreversible decisions carry a risk of confident but incorrect advice.
Bolt has launched ride booking through a plugin in ChatGPT, available in Czechia too. It displays the price, route and driver arrival, and the booking is completed in the Bolt app; according to the company, payment through ChatGPT is expected to be added later this year.
An analysis by IEEE Spectrum describes deepening global inequality in AI: the concentration of data centers and cloud services in the USA, differences in digital skills, the withdrawal of the South African AI policy over nonexistent citations, and the Indonesian BRIN project for local communities.
Grandparents in the USA are giving children personalized books from AI tools such as Imagitime or Childbook.ai. Parents criticize the low quality of the texts and unclear handling of children's photos, while a researcher at Macquarie University confirms their lower quality compared with traditional books.
Researchers described Aletheia, an offline system for differential diagnosis built on a fine-tuned Qwen2.5-3B model, intended for hospitals in sub-Saharan Africa with limited connectivity and hardware.
Simon Willison described how to set up a custom MCP server in Claude.ai and ChatGPT. In Claude.ai, it takes a few clicks in the Connectors menu; in ChatGPT, you need to enable the hidden Developer mode, and MCP is referred to there as a „Plugin"; MCP does not work in ChatGPT voice mode.
The Buzz platform was released, connecting AI agents (Claude Code, OpenAI Codex) with team communication over a decentralized protocol. Also released were the Wayland desktop compositor MangoWM (0.15.5), the SonicTree music player (1.2.0) and the Meshy mesh network client (26.07.1).
Cybersecurity startup Spur Intelligence, focused on bot detection, received an investment of 200 million dollars from Insight Partners. According to Cloudflare, bots on the internet have surpassed human traffic for the first time in history.
Runlayer, a startup with a Model Context Protocol gateway, is suing competitor Rippling for intellectual property infringement. During nearly a year of product testing, Runlayer shared source code and plans with Rippling, but after unsuccessful pricing negotiations Rippling allegedly created its own clone. Rippling…
Google raised its spending estimate to up to 205 billion dollars; the article claims it will spend more than it earns. Investors are concerned about similar problems at Meta, Amazon, Microsoft. Nvidia guarantees OpenAI debt totaling 250 billion dollars. The article speculates about a surplus of data centers.
The model Claude Mythos Preview from Anthropic largely independently discovered an improved attack on the post-quantum scheme HAWK and a new attack on a weakened version of AES-128. According to the company, this does not threaten current systems.
MCP has published specification 2026-07-28, the largest revision of the protocol since its inception – it is becoming stateless and scales on standard HTTP infrastructure. According to AWS, Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway supports it through an opt-in upgrade, and existing clients work without changes.
AI2 introduced the OlmoEarth platform for running Earth observation foundation models trained on 10 terabytes of satellite data. The platform enables continental-scale geospatial analysis in approximately one day at costs of fractions of a cent per square kilometer. Applications include monitoring…
The Canadian government launched the ‘AI for everyone’ strategy to drive economic growth, but according to the author — a physician and dean — it lacks a plan for equitable adoption. AI is spreading unevenly and in wealthier institutions; algorithms trained on data underrepresenting minorities introduce bias when they fail…
Paul Windemuller, a Michigan farmer with 260 Holstein cattle, created a multi-agent system with Gemini 3.6 Flash to automate processing of sensor, weather and milk quality data. Instead of manually merging spreadsheets every morning, the system now generates daily reports. Gemini 3.6 Flash is cheaper for agentic…
According to Business Insider, Amazon is restructuring its AI strategy and scaling back development of Nova models (Premier, Omni, Reel, Canvas). The models remain in maintenance mode but are not being actively developed. Resources are being shifted to the Frontier Model Research group led by Pieter Abbeel. A new foundation model is expected at the conference…
Google expanded Gemini API Managed Agents with Gemini 3.6 Flash as the default model, added environment hooks for controlling tool calls (security gating, linting, audit), free access on the free tier and remote MCP server integration. Developers can choose Gemini 3.6 Flash, Gemini 3.5 Flash and Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite models.
Substack has launched detection of AI-generated text in collaboration with Pangram, which assigns percentage scores to posts. Some authors criticize the tool as unreliable and a risk to their reputation; the company responds that it is about transparency, not penalties.
Analyst Liz Orembo (Research ICT Africa) criticizes the Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva for focusing on risks arising from model capabilities, while she argues that actual harms in Africa are caused by deployment risks – discriminatory scoring, digital identities, translation errors.
Apple's detection technology in iMessage falsely classifies animal videos as potentially containing nudity. An on-device machine learning model unnecessarily flags videos of dogs and deer. A case from 2024 and further reports in discussions.
An artificial intelligence project in Pittsburgh in the United States replaces traditional phase-based traffic light control with continuous real-time traffic analysis. According to the project, waiting times at intersections have decreased. However, connected infrastructure increases cyberattack risks.
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