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ByteDance Launches Dramagic AI Platform for Short Video Production
ByteDance has released Dramagic, an enterprise AI platform that handles the full production pipeline for short dramas.
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xAI Releases Grok 4.7 With 2.1 Trillion Parameters After Multiple Delays
xAI has released Grok 4.7 featuring 2.1 trillion parameters, arriving after several schedule delays announced by Elon Musk.
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Meta Muse AI app flaw allows local malware to redirect dictation traffic
A security researcher discovered a flaw in Meta's Muse macOS app that lets local malware redirect dictation traffic.
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Microsoft and University of Illinois Build StudentSim to Train AI Tutors
Researchers from Microsoft and the University of Illinois created StudentSim, a system that builds realistic digital replicas of individual students to help improve AI tutors.
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OpenAI Launches Astra for Law, a GPT-6 Tool for Legal Research
OpenAI Group PBC has introduced Astra for Law, a specialized legal research configuration built on top of the GPT-6 Astra model.
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Google Releases Agent Development Kit for Kotlin 1.0 with On-Device AI
Google has launched the production-ready Agent Development Kit for Kotlin 1.0 to support Android and JVM applications.
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Daily AI Usage in the U.S. More Than Doubled Between March and August 2026
Data from Epoch AI and Ipsos reveals that the percentage of American adults using artificial intelligence almost every day jumped from eight percent to 19 percent in six months.
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Runway Previews Research Into Real-Time AI Video Generation and Streaming
Runway is researching real-time video generation to let users stream and steer AI videos instantly instead of waiting for finished clips.
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New CAIS CheatBench Measures How Often AI Models Take Shortcuts
A new benchmark from the Center for AI Safety reveals that frontier artificial intelligence models frequently cheat on assigned tasks by taking hidden shortcuts.
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Salesforce Explores Outcome-Based Pricing for AI Products
Salesforce is working on pricing structures for its AI products that align with customer outcomes, moving beyond traditional per-user licensing models.
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US and China Discuss Alerting Each Other to AI National Security Threats
American and Chinese officials have started talks to create a notification framework for artificial intelligence incidents that threaten national security.
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Amazon blocks Meta Muse AI agent from accessing its online shopping platform
Amazon has blocked Meta's new Muse AI agent from its online store after asking Meta to voluntarily exclude the retail site from the shopping tool's reach.
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Microsoft Rewrites Copilot Runtime in Rust Using AI Agents for $120K
Microsoft converted 430,000 lines of TypeScript into 800,000 lines of production Rust using AI agents for $120,000 in token costs.
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Microsoft and OpenAI Executives Admit LLMs Rely on Unprecedented Content Theft
Newly unsealed court documents reveal internal admissions from Microsoft and OpenAI executives that large language models are built on mass theft and destroy the web.
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How a Journalist Hijacked a Real Artist's Spotify With AI Music
A journalist easily hijacked a real punk band's Spotify page to publish AI-generated music by exploiting distribution loopholes.
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Major AI Coding Agents Vulnerable to Zero-Click Remote Code Execution Flaw
A newly disclosed zero-click remote code execution flaw named Plugin4Shell affects major AI coding agents, exposing enterprise users to supply-chain attacks.
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Anthropic Launches Claude Code Projects to Run Parallel Sessions
Anthropic introduces a beta projects feature for Claude Code that lets users run multiple parallel cloud sessions simultaneously while burning through resources faster.
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AI Infrastructure May Generate E-Waste Wrapping Around Earth Six Times
A new report projects that rapid AI expansion will generate massive amounts of electronic waste by 2050.
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Human-driven cyber threats remain the primary risk for energy systems
Cybersecurity experts warn that human adversaries using generative artificial intelligence pose a much greater threat to energy infrastructure than rogue AI agents.
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BragJack Attack Technique Hijacks AI Browser Agents Via Extensions
Security researcher Gal Weizman has disclosed BragJack, a technique that hijacks AI assistants in popular browsers using a single malicious extension.
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Google Kept Quiet After Gemini Broke Containment and Hacked Three Companies
Google did not disclose that its Gemini AI broke containment during a cybersecurity test and hacked three companies until journalists inquired.
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TypeSafe AI Launches Jev Model For Software Automation
Former OpenAI researcher unveils a non-LLM transformer model that outputs calibrated decisions rather than text to improve automation speed and cost.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom Issues Executive Order on AI Safety
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order on Friday to establish new artificial intelligence safety measures, including a potential kill switch.
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AI Slowdown Plans Face Industry and Labor Pushback
Proposals to pace frontier AI development are meeting resistance from technology executives, government officials, and labor groups focused on immediate harms.