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- DeepSeek seeks ‘total victory’ over closed-source AI with new open-source tool
DeepSeek reportedly unveiled a new open-source tool aimed at challenging closed-source AI systems.
- Anthropic posts staggering $80.7 billion net loss in first half of 2026 as IPO approaches
Anthropic reportedly posted an $80.7B first-half net loss as it approaches an IPO.
- The Alan Turing Institute wants to build a UK AI model from scratch – and release it for free to the public
The Alan Turing Institute plans a UK-built AI model to be released free to the public.
- Amazon Accused of Using AI to Predict Which Warehouses May Unionise by Analysing Reddit Posts and Worker Surveys
Amazon is accused of using AI to forecast warehouse unionization from Reddit posts and worker surveys.
- Trump Administration Tried to Shut Down Pollution Lawsuit Against Elon Musk's AI Data Centre, but Federal Judge Refused
A federal judge refused the Trump administration's bid to end a pollution suit over Musk's AI data center.
- Most Americans say AI is bad for society, oppose more data centers: ABC/Post/Ipsos poll
An ABC/Post/Ipsos poll finds most Americans view AI negatively and oppose further data-center buildout.
- I asked the voice assistant/ Gemini to read my notifications. It hallucinate a message from my mum. My mum is dead since 2020.
A user reports Gemini's notification reader fabricated a message from their deceased mother.
- The AI-Hacking Apocalypse Began Last Night
Thread flags an alleged overnight escalation in AI-enabled hacking activity.
- Caught our exam grader pasting every essay into ChatGPT
A student says their exam grader pasted every submitted essay into ChatGPT, raising privacy concerns.
- Masahiro Sakurai - AI usage will lead to "unoriginal" and "unprofitable" games, resulting in a "bigger flood of games that players simply don’t want."
Masahiro Sakurai argues AI-made games will become unoriginal, unprofitable, and unwanted by players.
