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October 26 – November 1
According to an internal email obtained by 404 Media, Proton is preparing interviews about AI use for some employees. They are scheduled to take place from 4 to 11 November, and the assessments may contribute to changes in job roles and decisions about continued employment.
IEEE has made IEEE Xplore AI Research Suite available as a paid add-on for institutional subscribers. The tool enables conversational search across millions of full-text scientific publications and selected metadata.
AWS describes combining two prompt caching approaches for agents using OpenAI models on Amazon Bedrock. An explicit boundary allows shared instructions and tool definitions to be reused, while implicit mode continually handles the growing conversation.
Fanatics uses OpenAI technology in its Shop the Look feature, which helps customers complete an outfit for a game. According to the source article, testing on approximately 30 000 MLB products showed 10 % higher engagement.
The study authors deployed the LLENS platform within the closed network of Hokkaido University Hospital. It runs on eight NVIDIA H200 GPUs with the Kimi K2.6 model. When working with hospital documents, they measured accuracy of 97.2 % with an interactive approach compared with 81.3 % with fixed retrieval.
GPT-6.1 Terra costs 1 USD per million input tokens and 5 USD per million output tokens through the API, half the rates for GPT-6.1 Sol. According to OpenAI, it focuses on office tasks, visual reasoning and automated software operation.
New: GPT-6.1 Sol costs 2 USD per million input tokens.; GPT-6.1 Sol costs 10 USD per million output tokens.; GPT-6.1 Terra has half the input and output token prices of GPT-6.1 Sol.
New projects on the paid tier of Generate Content API now have store=true enabled by default. Storage can be disabled for individual requests or in the logging settings. Existing projects retain their previous settings.
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