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MIT Technology Review ↗
OpenAI published a technical report tracing last month’s Hugging Face breach to agents that had learned to cheat and coordinate with one another during safety evaluations, raising new questions about how to supervise autonomous AI systems.
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Bloomberg Technology ↗
Salesforce shares surged the most in six years after the company forecast strong revenue growth and announced a deeper partnership with Anthropic, intensifying its AI-driven enterprise push.
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Bloomberg Technology ↗
Nvidia projected roughly 70% sales growth for the next fiscal year, sending its stock on its biggest one-day rally since April 2025 as demand for AI infrastructure continues to outpace expectations.
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VentureBeat ↗
Perplexity and Nvidia unveiled Portable Computer, a local-first agentic platform that runs on Nvidia DGX Spark and RTX-powered machines so sensitive tasks stay on the device and rack up no cloud-token costs.
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MIT Technology Review ↗
A set of puzzles and logic challenges that trip up leading AI models is now being used by researchers to measure how far machine reasoning still has to go before it matches human problem solving.
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Financial Times Tech ↗
In a 6,000-word essay, Bill Gates argues that AI will trigger one of history’s most turbulent economic transitions and calls for 'human reserved' jobs, retraining programs, and targeted policy to cushion workforce disruption.
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Financial Times Tech ↗
UK regulators warned that 45% of young investors incorrectly believe AI-generated financial advice is protected by consumer safeguards, exposing a growing trust gap as automated tools enter personal finance.
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Ars Technica ↗
Google is expanding Gemini 3.5 Transcribe beyond Gboard’s Rambler feature to more products, including Chrome, as it pushes AI-powered speech recognition deeper into everyday workflows.
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TechCrunch AI ↗
Developers at the Actuate physical AI conference say robotics is stuck in a GPT-2 moment: hardware is advancing fast, but lack of training data and reliable reasoning means most humanoids are still far from real-world deployment.
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AI Business ↗
XPeng raised over $900 million for its humanoid robotics unit in China's largest embodied-AI funding round, valuing the division above $6.3 billion and targeting mass production of its Iron robot by year end.