AI
New tools, big breakthroughs, and what artificial intelligence means for you.
New tools, big breakthroughs, and what artificial intelligence means for you.
New tools, big breakthroughs, and what artificial intelligence means for you.
Finance chief Colette Kress will become Nvidia’s interim CEO, The Information reports, citing a company statement.
Google says Gemini Decision 1 handles up to 1,000 questions per request, at $0.10 per million input tokens.
Jeannette Bohg and Georgia Chalvatzaki preview talks on physical reasoning, creativity and robots learning through interaction at CoRL 2026.
Anthropic says comparable chip work took dozens of engineers months, versus about three days with Claude.
Google DeepMind says its new genomics model predicts cell-specific DNA effects, with gains on an immune-cell benchmark.
United is restricting unauthorized AI searches and bookings on its platforms, while allowing trip planning that stays off them.
DateBench reports eight bot questions across 1,277 dating-app conversations, but that doesn’t prove everyone else was fooled.
Citing The Information, @rohanpaul_ai says new export licenses would target Chinese firms’ overseas Nvidia chip rentals.
Posters describe Blue as a voice-controlled phone with cross-app context and reply drafts for approval, without demonstrating its performance.
@emollick predicts no future GTA 6-scale blockbuster will be made without AI assistance, invoking the Pyramids.
Runway says its robotics model ships under Apache 2.0, ready for local use and fine-tuning.
Ali Ghodsi says Genie helps investigate stalled projects and staff surveys, illustrating Databricks’ pitch for an always-on AI coworker.
Plurai Simulation reportedly checks promised refunds against simulated billing records instead of taking an AI agent’s “done” on faith.
BrianRoemmele describes bots that join Slack, Teams and video calls, with proactive work and plan restrictions attached.
Willow reportedly leads on edit-free drafts in Dictation Bench, while Claude leaves a smaller share of characters needing correction.
Google’s new model targets demanding work; early testing suggests coding promise and flags a case of scope creep.
Posts pitch Nod as n8n Labs’ experimental agent for browser chores, with provider choice and Windows 11 preview support.
@MichaelTrazzi calls for November 14 marches in San Francisco and 10 other cities demanding an international treaty halting AI development.
Pika specifies native 4K on its platform and API Club; Runway announces 4K without the “native” label.
DimitrisPapail calls Lazarus a training-free weight-editing backdoor; the available posts include no technical demonstration.
