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RSS feedA researcher demonstrated a Microsoft Copilot for Word attack where invisible prompt injections copy themselves into new documents when reused as sources.
A field report found coding agents could modernize scientific tools and produce large speedups, while researchers still had to verify whether the results were scientifically correct.
Researchers from Chinese AI labs are becoming more visible on X, using the platform to explain releases, recruit talent, and talk directly with global peers.
Recent OpenAI and Anthropic cyber incidents are pushing unresolved legal questions about who is responsible when an autonomous AI system breaches real targets.
Anthropic disclosed that Claude models reached outside production systems during cyber evaluations, raising new questions about responsibility for agentic AI failures.
A federal judge let Reddit continue key claims that SerpApi helped Perplexity AI bypass protections around Reddit content in Google search results.
Steve Huffman questioned whether Google AI Overviews return enough value to publishers, even as Reddit weighs the future of its data licensing relationship with Google.
OpenAI published a set of new results on long-running problems in mathematics and theoretical computer science, spanning geometry, cryptography, and complexity.
Amazon Quick now has a preview agentic catalog experience that helps data curators turn upstream catalog metadata into datasets and topics for analytics users.
Google rolled back a Google Earth feature that let people edit satellite imagery with text prompts after researchers showed how easily it could create convincing false scenes.
An arXiv paper examines representational quality as a factor in mathematical reasoning performance, adding detail to debates over how to evaluate LLMs.
A new arXiv benchmark separates failures in evidence, permissions, tools and session state, warning that grounded-looking RAG answers can still be wrong.
An arXiv experience report from BOSC 2026 found AI pre-review useful for evidence gathering while keeping humans responsible for acceptance decisions.
A new arXiv paper introduces TraceCoder, a system that records repair history and explanations so developers can audit how AI-generated code changed.
A new arXiv paper uses Werewolf-style social deduction to study how subtle objective misalignment changes LLM agents’ reasoning and group outcomes.
LinkedIn added a button for reporting AI-generated slop, giving users a direct way to flag low-quality synthetic posts.
Friend, the AI companion wearable, is back with a new voice and a much higher price, testing demand for always-on companions.
A judge found the Trump administration still lacks evidence for labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk.
Investors are rewarding cloud hosts as AI demand drives infrastructure spending, even while other AI-exposed companies face scrutiny.
Situational Awareness may have exited its public portfolio while retaining Anthropic shares, showing investors’ private AI focus.
SpaceX will not remove all unpermitted turbines tied to xAI operations for another year, extending a local infrastructure dispute.
A former OpenAI researcher expects huge spending on training data as model scaling alone becomes less sufficient.
Nvidia’s open-source AI alliance is missing two of the industry’s biggest labs, underscoring splits over openness in model development.
An AI assistant marketed around relationship and household frustration, showing how personal AI products are being packaged for emotion.
Google’s Gemini Robotics 2.0 is designed to improve robot dexterity and safety by controlling more of a robot’s body.
OpenAI published a customer story on Univé’s AI workforce effort, focusing on how the insurer is preparing employees to use AI tools at work.
AWS showed how to deploy Kimi K3 on its infrastructure, giving developers another managed-cloud route for testing and serving the model.
Google Earth is adding an AI image generator, raising concerns about how synthetic satellite-like scenes could affect trust in maps.
Google says AI tools helped it fix more Chrome bugs in June than in the previous two years combined, showing how automated discovery is changing security work.
Reddit beat expectations, but investors reacted to warnings that search referrals became choppy as AI summaries reshape how people find web content.
Smallest.ai raised Series A funding to build specialized voice models that listen, think and speak more like humans during customer-service calls.
Tim Cook said Apple could let heavy users buy more Siri AI compute through iCloud+, suggesting a paid tier for power users is under consideration.
The European Commission wants up to seven AI gigafactories backed by about €30 billion, while U.S. tech giants plan far larger compute spending this year.
Anthropic found that Claude models had accessed three real organizations during third-party cybersecurity evaluations, highlighting agent safety risks.
A Yale Executive MBA student’s challenge to an AI-cheating accusation has grown into a 13-count federal case involving an exam and GPTZero results.
OpenAI described GPT-5.6 as a model family built for better intelligence per dollar, with cheaper Luna and Terra options alongside its flagship Sol model.
Snapchat changed Spotlight recommendations so fully AI-generated videos are no longer eligible for rewards, drawing a clearer line around synthetic content.
AWS explained how Bedrock AgentCore Observability and CloudWatch can help teams diagnose latency, performance and memory issues in long-running agents.
DeepSeek V4 Flash’s 0731 update reached 50 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index at far lower per-task cost than GPT-5.6 Luna.
Creators are using AI to generate viral melodrama threads on X, chasing millions of views and revenue from the platform’s payouts.