Musk pledges a SpaceX share to every US child next year
The post on X came hours after Musk told Anthropic to hand its shares straight to the public. He gave no detail on how the gift would work.
The 10 AI stories of the day, each told in about 200 words with its sources linked.
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The post on X came hours after Musk told Anthropic to hand its shares straight to the public. He gave no detail on how the gift would work.
Homeland Security bars the Chinese lab’s products from federal civilian systems and contracts, citing the risk of data reaching Beijing.
Prosecutors say the engineer charged over a hidden microphone was in frequent contact with a Saudi royal, and Saudi Arabia’s consulate offered to pay his bail.
Its security chief says frontier models from any lab cannot be trusted, and the company says its new guard agents can supervise the rest in real time.
A security firm found the attacker’s control panels open on the internet, showing agents that probed targets, found weak spots and broke in with little human input.
The Chinese lab says its new model runs nearly three times faster than the last one; an outside tracker scores it high on knowledge and poor on admitting doubt.
Jim Keller’s chip company more than doubles its value and says it will spend the money on servers that run open-weight models, video generators included.
Amazon says TorchNeuron makes its chips a standard PyTorch target, so AI code can leave Nvidia hardware without a rewrite.
People familiar with the talks say the deal would fill a second building at Nscale’s West Virginia campus with Nvidia Vera Rubin chips.
Free projects on GitHub let Claude Code and other agents remove sponsored tiles, viewing trackers and preinstalled apps from Android, Google and Fire TV sets.
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