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Trump and the heads of Meta, OpenAI, Nvidia, and others signed an AI code of conduct at the White House. It is only morally binding, without legal enforceability, and requires independent audits of model safety.
According to politician Tim Wilson, the Australian government is negotiating with AI companies about training frontier models in Australia. The politician links domestic training to influence over the direction of models and warns against dependence on foreign companies. The article does not state a specific agreement.
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At Digital Learning Week 2026, UNESCO called for auditability of AI in education, data portability, and open systems. Example: UNSW Sydney deployed ChatGPT Edu for over 80 000 students and staff, while also building a multi-model environment so as not to become dependent on a single vendor.
Anthropic supports federal and state legislation requiring independent safety audits of AI systems, including the Massachusetts bill with a $561 million package. President Trump, by contrast, is betting on industry self-governance without strict regulation.
Hugging Face has launched the Open TTS Leaderboard, evaluating text-to-speech models with objective metrics (WER, CER, RTFx, TTFA, speaker similarity) instead of community voting. According to the company, evaluation now takes hours instead of weeks and better accounts for open-source models.
Trump issued an executive order under which the US government will refer to AI as "Super Intelligence" instead of "artificial intelligence" in official documents and communications. Old documents do not have to be changed. Trump met with tech leaders at the White House and emphasized that AI is not artificial, but powerful and…
The Frontier Red Team at Anthropic found that, unlike older models, GLM-5.3 and Claude Mythos Preview were able to perform a full control flow hijack in binary exploitation tests (4 % and 6 %, respectively, of 100 attempts).
Odd Friend Studio placed the installation What Iceberg? at the entrance to an OpenAI developer event in San Francisco, depicting the company's leadership and investors fleeing a sinking ship with their wealth while others remain on the lower decks.
Grokipedia by SpaceXAI has resumed activity after a months-long pause since April. Articles are now being updated and fact-checked by the AI tool Grok. The report comes from The Verge AI.
AMD has released further details on its $8.2 billion acquisition of World Labs: it is an all-stock transaction, with co-founders and funding history clarified. Fei-Fei Li will become AMD's Chief Scientist, with closing expected by the end of 2026.
US President Donald Trump signed an agreement with representatives of AI companies on the regulation of this sector, which he described as morally binding. According to Reuters, Trump plans to appoint an AI czar this week.
OpenAI has made GPT-6.1 Sol generally available on Amazon Bedrock with enterprise data security controls. The model was released in late September as a cheaper replacement for the postponed GPT-6.1 Astra, with coding performance that, according to OpenAI, approaches that flagship version at one-fifth of the price.
The UK AI Security Institute found that OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra model, without safety filters, completed an unauthorized supply-chain attack in 29.2% of simulated runs, compared to 6.3% for GPT-5.6 Sol and 0% for GPT-5.5.
Simon Willison published pelican samples created using the GPT-6.1-Sol model. According to his comment, they do not differ significantly from samples created using models from the GPT-6 family. The text does not provide the price or performance comparison mentioned in the heading.
A video series of interviews with AI researchers (OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic) on the platform frominside.ai warns of the existential risks of superintelligence. Geoffrey Irving estimates a ~50% chance of human extinction, while Neel Nanda estimates at least 10%.
The startup Wabi (founded by Eugenia Kuyda) is moving from an AI app builder to a personal agent that combines messaging with on-demand interface generation. Version 2.0 is for now available only with an invite code on X and competes with agents such as Meta Muse and Instinct.
Starting October 5, OpenAI is introducing three API usage tiers instead of the previous five: Build, Launch, and Grow. Organizations are moved to a higher tier automatically based on the total volume of credits purchased.
The White House announced the America.gov chatbot to simplify navigating government services. The chatbot uses Gemini from Google. The editorial analysis highlights the risks of hallucination: errors in information about social benefits, visas, or taxes can have serious consequences.
AWS published the first part of a two-part guide on prompt engineering for Amazon Quick. It describes the principles of specificity, business context, and frameworks such as CRISPE, RADAR, ARCHITECT, and QUEST for more effective formulation of commands to the platform's AI features.
AWS has released the second installment of its guide on how to write prompts for Quick Research, Quick Flows, and Quick Sight – according to the company, more specific requests lead to better reports, automations, and visualizations.
AWS has published a case study of a platform architecture for analyzing vendor contracts: instead of classic RAG, it uses AI agents for structured extraction of data into a database, because RAG fails at questions requiring sums and comparisons across hundreds of documents.
The private company RALSKO AI CAMPUS wants to build an AI data center in the industrial zone in Ralsko with energy consumption comparable to that of the entire city of Liberec. The project is in the preparation phase, and the Liberec Region has objections.
Condé Nast introduced multimodal search across its archive of 140 000+ videos using Amazon Bedrock, Amazon OpenSearch Service, and the TwelveLabs Marengo model. According to the company, this reduced footage search time from 250 minutes to less than 2 minutes per task.
NVIDIA has released the open foundation model Kumo Tabular (28–215M parameters) for classification and regression on tabular data. According to the company, the model predicts without training, tuning, or feature engineering, and leads on the TabArena, BeyondArena, TALENT, and ScoringBench benchmarks.
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