
Anthropic Bars AI from Weapons, Surveillance
Anthropic has strict policies against using its AI in autonomous weapons or government surveillance. These safety carve-outs risk costing the company a major military contract.
Wired · 208d ago
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Anthropic has strict policies against using its AI in autonomous weapons or government surveillance. These safety carve-outs risk costing the company a major military contract.
Wired · 208d ago

The EU-funded AI-TRANSPWOOD project leverages AI methods and modeling for computational research on wood materials. It specifically targets transparent wood-based materials to accelerate development.
AI Wire · 208d ago
Apollo executive Sambur warns buyout firms are nearing a software reckoning after missing AI's disruptive signals. Private equity's favorite sector faces prolonged pain.
Bloomberg Technology · 208d ago

A journalist using computers since 1976 calls OpenClaw the most fun in 50 years, evoking his first DECwriter terminal thrill. He named his agent Clawdine.
OpenClaw.report · 208d ago

OpenAI has assembled a team of over 200 people to develop a series of AI hardware devices. The lineup includes a smart speaker and may extend to smart glasses and smart lamps, according to sources cited by The Information.
cnBeta (Full RSS) · 208d ago

This AWS post offers a six-step checklist to build a new MCP server or validate an existing one for Amazon Quick integration. It serves as a detailed how-to guide for third-party partners.
AWS Machine Learning Blog · 208d ago

Chinese models claimed the top 3 spots on OpenRouter this week, with one exceeding 3 trillion tokens. Multiple models surpassed 1 trillion tokens for the first time.
Reddit r/LocalLLaMA · 208d ago

US authorities arrested three Silicon Valley engineers for allegedly sending trade secrets to Iran. The confidential documents cover processor security, cryptography, and related technologies transferred to a non-US platform.
PCMag · 208d ago
Chinese scientists used the 78-qubit Zhuangzi 2.0 superconducting chip to first observe prethermalization under random multipolar driving. The system retained over 90% qubit fidelity after 1000 drive cycles, exceeding classical tensor network simulation capabilities.
IT之家 · 208d ago