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Anthropic exposes how DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax used 24,000+ fake accounts to steal Claude's capabilities through 16 million conversations. The scale and implications revealed.
Franklin Templeton's CEO warns AI threatens enterprise software companies. The industry's comfortable subscription model faces its biggest disruption yet.
Spotify's AI-powered Prompted Playlists expand globally, letting users create custom playlists with natural language. What happens when algorithms know us better than we know ourselves?
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[email protected]Guide Labs' Steerling-8B can trace every output back to its training data. Are we finally moving beyond black-box AI toward true interpretability?
Behind the flashy demos of humanoid robots lie hidden human workers. Exploring new forms of labor and privacy concerns in the age of physical AI.
Leading AI models from OpenAI, Google, and others can generate near-verbatim copies of bestselling novels, undermining the industry's core copyright defense that they only 'learn' from works.
Citrini Research paints a chilling picture of how AI agents could double unemployment and slash stock market value by a third within two years through an unstoppable economic feedback loop.
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[email protected]Defense Secretary threatens to label Anthropic a 'supply chain risk' over Claude's military use restrictions. A $200M contract hangs in the balance as AI ethics clash with national security.
Anthropic CEO meets Defense Secretary over AI contract terms. Company wants weapons restrictions, Pentagon wants unlimited access. Who blinks first?
The US-China AI rivalry isn't just about who's winning. China is constructing an entirely different AI ecosystem with fundamentally different goals and philosophies than the West.
After the Epstein document release, developers used AI to make millions of government PDFs searchable. A look at how technology is reshaping government transparency and accountability.
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[email protected]Australian company Appen secretly used global gig workers to train US military surveillance systems. Somali refugees unknowingly contributed to operations they might have been targets of.