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As commercial and geopolitical pressures intensify, DeepMind’s ethicist-in-residence tries to make moral thinking matter.
The vibe-coding startup wants defensibility as AI firms race to build models, not just apps.
A portal meant to block phishing instead allegedly handed attackers hashes, contact data, and device fingerprints.
Researchers show LLM role tags fail in the model’s internal representation, enabling cocaine-recipe compliance at scale.
The Uber partnership stops in Phoenix, yet Waymo’s fleet stays busy, shifting autonomous value from rides to deliveries.
A jet ski ride, a new Austin base, and an AI robotics push under Atoms, all tied to the Texas versus California incentive shift.
The FBI is paying up to $10 million for identifying a Russian state cyber group targeting reporters and government users.
WIRED reports Meta used hundreds of contractors posing as minors to probe how Gemini and ChatGPT handle high-risk content.
The plan aims to lock in “physical AI” leadership, but it also reshapes chip supply, factory automation, and consumer electronics costs.
The carrier is moving customers from plans dating to the 3G and early 4G era onto modern rate plans.
A $135M Series A puts Chamath Palihapitiya at the helm, signaling how aggressively investors are funding developer-focused AI.
A contract shift to token-based pricing could raise Amazon’s AI bills, pushing the company to hunt alternatives early.
