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Anthropic tells senators and White House officials about a large-scale “distillation campaign” tied to Qwen.
Bounding boxes, block types, and per-word scores aim to make enterprise RAG and compliance workflows faster and auditable.
A Texas fatal crash is now under two federal looks, raising new questions about autopilot behavior and liability risk.
The 30th anniversary spark turned into a rare founder-to-founder reckoning on incentives, intensity, and a “Doom++” path not taken.
Usage jumped after GitHub switched Copilot from flat per-user pricing to billing based on how much developers use it.
Qwen-AgentWorld flips agent training on its head by learning what environments will return next, then testing transfer across seven domains.
Google built computer use into Gemini 3.5 Flash, removing the need for a separate model and pushing enterprises to decide fast.
A trace-driven “harness foundry” lets enterprise agents evolve their scaffolding autonomously, not by hand.
A cult favorite gets a regulatory-minded refresh, and it could change how automakers pitch “affordable” electrification.
The Digital Crimes Unit says Copilot-style analysis helped treat two stealer ecosystems as one conspiracy under RICO.
Even without court approval of Epic’s settlement, Google will roll out “lower, decoupled fees” that change how developers pay.
Garman argues AI will shift roles, while Amazon expands early-career hiring to prepare for that change.
