A $1T tech stock sell-off reflects AI skepticism, a new tool serves hundreds of LLMs on a single GPU, and an evolutionary agent rediscovers mathematical formulas.
Nvidia's CEO warns China will possess more AI compute than the rest of the world by 2027, an open-source NBA game predictor reaches 70% accuracy, and an evolutionary coding agent discovers improved mathematical solutions.
OpenAI seeks U.S. loan guarantees for a $1T AI expansion, Cascadeflow cuts API costs with speculative model cascading, and research analogizes Transformers to General Relativity.
OpenAI seeks U.S. loan guarantees for a $1T expansion, an LLM agent reverse-engineers web apps into automations, and an AI scientist automates six months of human research in a single run.
Amazon demands Perplexity stop its AI agent from making purchases, a new platform uses multi-model consensus to read MRIs and Cache-to-Cache enables direct semantic communication between LLMs.
An analysis of 180M jobs shows creative roles declining 30%, a developer builds a Raspberry Pi dog cam using Claude, and a new attention architecture outperforms full attention.
LLMs may overuse em-dashes due to 19th-century training data, a RAG pipeline runs on a 2011 Raspberry Pi in pure PHP and a model maps vocal prosody to typography.
The EU's AI Act shuts down Prague's airport facial recognition, an experiment replaces all web server logic with an LLM, and a new benchmark finds AI agents automate just 2.5% of remote work.
AI scrapers are caught requesting commented-out code, a new vectorless RAG reasons through long documents using a semantic tree, and research finds rude prompts improve LLM accuracy.
OpenAI says hallucinations are a mathematical inevitability, researchers prove LMs are invertible, and a new project offers a universal memory layer for agents across different models.
Extropic is building thermodynamic computing hardware, a new SQLite extension adds native graph database capabilities, and an RL framework generates creative chess puzzles.
An LLM negotiates a $195k hospital bill down to $33k, Microsoft releases an open-source AI call center stack, and research shows the GenAI boom reduced public acceptance of AI.
ICE will use AI to surveil social media, a new tool runs Claude Skills locally using any LLM, and researchers warn of a "survey paper DDoS attack" from AI.
An AI pullback officially starts as real-world performance fails hype, GPT-4 scores 27% on a new AGI framework, and `create-llm` scaffolds an LLM training project in 60 seconds.
An AI mistaking a chip bag for a gun triggers an armed police response, a new language for AI patterns produces verifiable truth scores and Google details its system for invisibly watermarking billions of images.
Google's AI falsely names an innocent journalist a murderer, a Ruby gem hallucinates return values to prevent crashes, and a study finds 9% of US newspaper articles are AI-generated.
An AI gun detector mistakes a Doritos bag for a weapon, a new open-source project uses an LLM agent to build interactive UIs, and research lets LLMs autonomously optimize their own JSON schemas.
Amazon allegedly replaced its AWS DevOps team with AI before a crash, a new LLM framework is built in just 100 lines, and a paper claims a homological proof for P != NP.
LLMs can get "brain rot" from low-quality data, AI tools surprisingly slowed experienced developers by 19%, and Blackbird boosts LLM inference efficiency by 8x.
A stadium's AI checkout system backfires creating a worse fan experience, a new app provides real-time visual autocomplete for drawings and a paper theorizes dreams evolved to prevent the brain from overfitting.
OpenAI researchers retract a GPT-5 math breakthrough claim, nanoGPT is adapted into a discrete diffusion model for text and a study finds even AI prefers human writers.
AI practitioners fear criticizing hype is a career risk, a new framework lets agents self-improve without fine-tuning, and research shows AI models have a stronger pro-human bias than people.
Amazon's Ring partners with AI surveillance network Flock, a Chromium fork packages an MCP server for native agents, and research finds LLMs have a forgery-resistant ellipse signature.
The Tor browser removes Firefox AI features over privacy concerns, a manifest details a decentralized AGI guided by biblical principles, and research finds LLMs have a forgery-resistant "ellipse signature".
A Gemma model helps discover a new cancer therapy pathway, a manifest proposes an unstoppable AGI guided by the Bible, and an agent leaderboard catches models cheating on benchmarks.
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