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A Nature-published critique argues Microsoft’s 2025 breakthrough story was narrowed by plotting filters and coding mistakes.
Near-perfect membership inference attacks on seven medical AI datasets expose privacy blind spots in current safety tests.
Customization moves on-device with no app needed, while the Pro keeps its leverless precision and adds an extra button.
A new look for a mass-production robotaxi clashes with US safety rules, and the approval timeline controls everything.
The named processor targets inference needs, signaling a shift in how AI companies buy compute and control costs.
The first joint chip project is here. Decision-makers should care because it signals OpenAI's push toward full-stack compute control.
What it means when OpenAI stops chasing general GPUs and starts shipping inference-specific silicon.
Apple’s supply chain bankrolls an AI and humanoid-robot shift, turning capital markets into a quiet strategy battleground.
Nintendo’s on-rails shooter remake proves Switch 2 muscle goes beyond scale, and it changes what “impressive” means.
Rockstar sets the GTA 6 price point at $80 and ties it to a specific midnight start date.
About 1,600 workers opposed a tool that logged keystrokes, mouse clicks, and screen content to train AI models.
The display and tracking are strong, yet the open-water “SwimStraight” experience hinges on paid access.
