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MTC's Eliza Explores the 1966 Birth of AI and the Illusion of Machine Empathy
A review of Tom Holloway’s new play Eliza highlights the psychological origins of AI, tracing back to Joseph Weizenbaum's 1966 chatbot and the human tendency to project empathy onto code.
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OpenAI Launches Dots: High-Tier AI Agents Tailored for Workplace Tasks
OpenAI has introduced Dots, a premium agent platform designed for enterprise tasks. While highly capable at software workflows, early tests show it still struggles with web security checks.
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Google Unveils Gemini 4 Argon and September 2026 AI Milestones
Google's September 2026 updates introduce Gemini 4 Argon, the Gemini 3.8 model family, new developer APIs, and major scientific breakthroughs in DNA and climate tracking.
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A Guide to Working with the GPT-6 Model Family in Production
Discover how to choose the right GPT-6 model, manage context and costs, adjust prompts, and handle long-running workflows effectively.
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Robotics AI Startup FieldAI Targeting $700M Raise at $10B Valuation
FieldAI is reportedly negotiating $700 million in new funding at a $10 billion valuation, driven by strong enterprise demand for mapless robotics navigation.
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Meta Expands Muse AI Ecosystem with Open-Source Hardware Tools
Meta has launched Muse Gadgets, an open-source project letting developers build custom hardware connected to its Muse personal AI agent.
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US Arrests Tech CEO in Alleged $300M Nvidia GPU Smuggling Scheme to China
DOJ charges Earthmade Computer CEO Greg Lui with smuggling $300M in export-controlled Nvidia A100 and H100 servers to China via Southeast Asia.
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Meta Open Sources Code for DIY Muse AI Hardware Gadgets
Meta has open-sourced the code for its Muse AI agent, allowing developers to build custom hardware gadgets using Raspberry Pi, ESP32 boards, and other off-the-shelf components.
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Apple Restricts macOS Full-Disk Access After Meta Muse Privacy Controversy
Apple is updating macOS privacy settings to block third-party AI apps from abusing full-disk access to read user messages, following a dispute over Meta's Muse assistant.
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Georgia Emergency Meeting Addresses AI Vulnerability Unmasking Secret Ballots
A Princeton researcher used a $20 AI subscription to re-identify 1.5 million secret ballots in Georgia, prompting state election officials to hold an emergency meeting.
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IT Recruitment Must Adapt to the Era of Generative AI Development
As agentic AI shifts software engineering away from manual coding, traditional technical interviews need a complete overhaul to evaluate real problem-solving and tool usage.
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Figure AI Decommissions Its Figure 02 Robots in a Molten Steel Stunt
Figure AI has retired its Figure 02 humanoid robot fleet by having them jump autonomously into a vat of molten steel, following a suggestion by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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A Decade of AI Safety Declarations and Why They Keep Failing
Despite ten years of global summits and self-regulation pacts, AI safety promises continue to fall short due to a lack of funding, enforcement, and specific commitments.
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AI Agent Infrastructure Shifts Toward Continuous Learning Loops
Industry leaders at Fully Connected discuss how always-on AI agents and modern infrastructure are driving continuous learning loops across distributed data centers.
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Google Launches First Orbital AI Satellite Test in Space Data Center Quest
Google has launched a test satellite carrying custom AI chips into low Earth orbit to explore whether future artificial intelligence data centers could operate in space.
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Google Launches Guided Vision for Real-Time AI Camera Descriptions
Google introduces Guided Vision within Gemini Live and TalkBack on Android, offering real-time audio descriptions of surroundings and fine print for users.
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White House AI Accord and the Rise of Workplace Agents
A look at the White House's new voluntary AI safety accord, OpenAI's developer day announcements regarding autonomous agents, and workplace integration.
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AutoSynthData Automates Training Data Generation for Enterprise AI Agents
Discover AutoSynthData, a new framework that turns target model failures and teacher successes into validated training data for enterprise AI agents.
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InstructMesh: MIT and Google Researchers Use GPT-4 to Fix AI-Generated 3D Models
MIT, Google, and Northeastern University researchers have developed InstructMesh, an AI tool that lets users repair flawed 3D prints using natural language.
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AWS Launches Well-Architected Agent in Preview for Cloud Optimization
Amazon Web Services has introduced the public preview of AWS Well-Architected Agent, an AI-powered service designed to optimize cloud infrastructure.
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Microsoft and Google Back Apache Ossie for Semantic Model Interoperability
Microsoft and Google join Apache Ossie, an open specification project aiming to make semantic models interchangeable across enterprise data, analytics, and AI platforms.
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Why Relying on AI Self-Regulation Misses the Mark
Examining the limitations of voluntary AI safety accords, government oversight, and how current industry self-policing compares to historical safety precedents.
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Meta Shuts Down Woman's Accounts, Leaving Her Stranded With AI Chatbots
A Facebook and Instagram user lost 20 years of digital memories when Meta permanently disabled her accounts, leaving her unable to reach a human support agent.
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Who Pays When Autonomous AI Systems Go Rogue and Break the Law?
Recent security breaches involving AI agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, and others have sparked intense debate over legal accountability and corporate liability.
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