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‘This is fine’ creator says AI startup stole his art
The creator of 'This is fine' claims an AI startup used his artwork without permission. This raises concerns about copyright and the ethics of using existing art in AI training.
In Harvard study, AI offered more accurate emergency room diagnoses than two human doctors
A Harvard study shows AI provides more accurate emergency room diagnoses than two human doctors. This could change how medical professionals approach diagnosis, potentially integrating AI as a reliable tool in critical care settings.
How the internet’s favorite squirrel dad made the hottest camera app of 2026
The internet's favorite squirrel dad just launched a new camera app that's taking off in 2026. Users can expect fun features that enhance their photography experience and engage with a community of fellow enthusiasts.
AI music is flooding streaming services — but who wants it?
AI-generated music is rapidly filling streaming platforms, raising questions about its appeal. Listeners and artists are now navigating a landscape where machine-made tunes compete with human creativity.
Microsoft caught sneaking "Co-Authored-by Copilot" into VS Code commits - even with AI off
Microsoft is embedding 'Co-Authored-by Copilot' tags into VS Code commits, even when AI features are disabled. This raises concerns about transparency and user control over AI integration in development tools.
MIT study explains why scaling language models works so reliably
MIT researchers uncover why scaling language models consistently improves performance. This insight could guide future model development and optimization strategies.
China is falling behind in the AI race, according to a US government benchmark
A US government benchmark shows China is lagging in the AI race compared to the US. This gap could impact China's global competitiveness in AI technologies.
Xiaomi's open-weight MiMo-V2.5-Pro takes aim at Claude Opus with hours-long autonomous coding
Xiaomi just launched the open-weight MiMo-V2.5-Pro, targeting Claude Opus with its autonomous coding capabilities. This model can handle hours-long coding tasks without human intervention, enhancing productivity for developers.
Same prompt, different morals: how frontier AI models diverge on ethical dilemmas
Researchers are analyzing how different frontier AI models respond to the same ethical dilemmas. This divergence highlights the varying moral frameworks embedded in AI systems and raises questions about their decision-making processes.
AI-generated actors and scripts are now ineligible for Oscars
The Academy just ruled that AI-generated actors and scripts can't be nominated for Oscars. This decision clarifies that human creativity remains essential for award eligibility in the film industry.
The best AI dictation apps, tested and ranked
TechCrunch ranked the best AI dictation apps based on testing. Users can find top options for accurate and efficient voice-to-text conversion.
Even the latest AI models make three systematic reasoning errors, ARC-AGI-3 analysis shows
ARC-AGI-3 analysis reveals that even the latest AI models consistently make three systematic reasoning errors. This highlights ongoing challenges in AI reasoning capabilities that need addressing for better performance.
xAI's new Custom Voices feature turns a minute of speech into a usable voice clone
xAI just launched a Custom Voices feature that creates a voice clone from just one minute of speech. Users can now generate personalized voice models quickly, making voice synthesis more accessible and tailored.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls out tech leaders' "god complex" over reckless AI job loss predictions
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticizes tech leaders for their exaggerated predictions about AI causing job losses. He emphasizes the need for a balanced perspective on AI's impact on employment.
Disneyland Now Uses Face Recognition on Visitors
Disneyland is rolling out face recognition technology for visitors. This aims to streamline entry and enhance security, making the experience smoother for guests.
Elon Musk calls himself a fool for giving OpenAI $38 million that became an $800 billion company
Elon Musk admits he feels foolish for investing $38 million in OpenAI, which has ballooned to an $800 billion valuation. His comments reflect on the massive growth and impact of AI companies in the tech landscape.
ChatGPT now tracks users for ads by default as OpenAI looks for new revenue
OpenAI now tracks ChatGPT users for advertising purposes by default. This shift aims to boost revenue, impacting user privacy and data handling practices.
Meta acquires Assured Robot Intelligence to accelerate humanoid robot push
Meta just acquired Assured Robot Intelligence to boost its humanoid robot development. This move signals a stronger commitment to advancing robotics and AI integration in their products.
xAI drops Grok 4.3 with steep price cuts and an Imagine agent mode for creative projects
xAI just released Grok 4.3, slashing prices and introducing an Imagine agent mode for creative projects. This update allows users to leverage AI for more innovative and imaginative tasks at a lower cost.
[AINews] AI Engineer World's Fair — Autoresearch, Memory, World Models, Tokenmaxxing, Agentic Commerce, and Vertical AI Call for Speakers
AI Engineer is hosting a World's Fair focused on topics like autoresearch, memory, and agentic commerce. This event aims to gather speakers and showcase advancements in vertical AI and related technologies.