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After Hurricane Isaias made landfall on the Gulf Coast as a Category 3 hurricane, the emergency management expert Laura Myers got a call from a meteorologist in Alabama. Myers is director of the University of Alabama’s…
Anthropic used Claude to automatically generate training data that looks harmless but trains smaller models to misbehave, such as…
Before we let AI loose gobbling up everyone's jobs, perhaps we should examine some of the professions where people's lives depend…
An individual agent has a short existence. It shuts down after a work task. And for any new task there is another instance…
Almost 40% of British singles have used AI for romantic advice, from writing messages to assessing potential partners After Sam’s…
Row-Bot 5.3.1 brings linked conversations, waits and an expanded video workspace. • Start another chat, send messages and receive…
Named “Volta-Autodoxer,” the recently uncovered malware uses AI tools to collect troves of data about victims, from login…
Terror Management Theory says we're the only animal that knows it's going to die. To cope, we build projects that let us feel…
In a new study perfectly timed for Halloween, scientists dug into the chemical properties of a once-popular beverage with…
AI summary Nearly a quarter of Microsoft's workforce, roughly 60,000 people at or below vice president rank, is being offered voluntary exit packages across the UK, India, Canada and the U.S. Staff in Windows, Copilot, Xbox, Finance and similar teams qualify, while quantum computing, data centers, cybersecurity and sales, mostly linked to the company's AI ambitions, are excluded. This is the year's second offer of its kind, following May buyouts for 8,750 American workers and 4,800 layoffs in July. Finance chief Amy Hood expects AI infrastructure spending of around $170 billion in 2026, a little under the $175 billion previously targeted.
Companies have spent the past several weeks trying to reassure investors that Muse and other AI agents pose more of an…
Google Deepmind and the World Resources Institute have released ForTy, a global map that classifies forests and other land into…
A biotech startup let an agent choose a gene therapy and successfully inject the treatment, offering a startling glimpse of the…
AI summary According to the Wall Street Journal, OpenAI has raised about $11 billion in its newest funding round, less than half of the $30 billion target. The deal puts the company's value at $1.25 trillion rather than the $1.4 trillion it wanted, reportedly since big investors stepped back amid a tech sell-off triggered by disappointing results at Google, Amazon and Intel. The company now hopes to bring in as much as $20 billion from wealthy individuals and family offices, and is said to be considering an IPO early next year. Rival Anthropic, whose revenue has lately risen more quickly, may go public as early as November.
AI summary Shopify chief Tobi Lütke told Alex Heath on the Sources podcast, in an episode released Oct. 28, that how staff responded to the AI question added to performance reviews was irrelevant; its presence was meant to set an expectation. The question stems from his April 2025 memo making reflexive AI use a baseline requirement and asking teams to justify why AI can't handle work before requesting more staff. Lütke said both rules now run without enforcement and that he is unsure whether the question remains in current reviews. He added that AI skeptics who stay quiet will not become top performers where colleagues rely on AI agents.
Ollie, a text-based family assistant, says its service will end on November 6, 2026. The company’s farewell letter says users…
Hey, guys! Please be patient with this post. I am an incoming law student, and once school starts, I will be both a full-time…
AI summary A BrightEdge study of travel queries found that well-known brands such as American Airlines, Expedia and Royal Caribbean top their categories on both ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews. In hotels, Marriott leads on ChatGPT with 29.4%, while Hilton is ahead on Google's AI answers at 28.3%. Booking platforms showed up in 78% of Google AI Overviews answers tied to budget terms like "cheap" or "deal," versus 17% elsewhere, with Expedia in 44% of them. Inspiration-style questions gave more room to YouTube, Reddit and AAA, and only 9% of tracked prompts carried booking intent.
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