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September 7 – September 13
Mistral AI helped a European energy company migrate a reservoir simulator containing 40 000 lines of Fortran 77 to C++ using AI agents. The key was a verification harness for numerical parity and a structured team of agents with human supervision.
An essay by Nathan Lambert (AI2, Interconnects blog) argues that, unlike the industrial revolutions, AI has yet to bring tangible benefits to ordinary people, and there is a risk of political opposition due to the uneven distribution of benefits.
Mathematician Terence Tao warns that even a rumor of work on an open scientific problem now triggers a massive AI effort that outpaces the original research – he says this threatens to end the tradition of openly sharing scientific research directions.
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.
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.
AWS described a GitHub Actions pipeline that deploys an agent to AWS Bedrock AgentCore, evaluates it using AgentCore Evaluate API, and blocks a pull request when quality deteriorates; it also addresses OAuth authentication for CI against an MCP server with roles.
DiDi International Business Group collaborated with AWS to build an in-house QA system for contact centers on Amazon Bedrock with three pipelines (intent verification, compliance, VOC analysis); intent verification accuracy increased from 38 % to 86 %.
OpenAI resolved an incident involving elevated error rates in image generation. According to the company, the affected Image Generation and Images services have fully recovered and are operational again.
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.
Commentator Simon Willison tested the new image models from OpenAI, GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and Flare, recommends Sunburst for precise edits and Flare for fast generation, and also verified editing using a reference image.
New: The model supports image-to-image generation with a reference image for editing; Simon Willison (an authoritative LLM commentator) tested both models and recommends Sunburst for precise edits, Flare for speed; Practical verification: the CLI tool integrates reference image support for image generation
According to its own claims, 1Password increased engineer productivity by 21 percent by using Codex from OpenAI to develop new features and internal tools.
Košík.cz has become the first retailer in Central Europe to launch a plugin for shopping through ChatGPT. According to CEO Ivan Utěšil, it currently generates only a few orders a day, but the company expects 15 % of revenue to come from this channel by 2030.
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