Court rules the Pentagon's blacklisting of Anthropic was unlawful
A federal judge called the designation unlawful retaliation. The dispute began over the company's limits on autonomous weapons and mass surveillance.
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Epoka — What's happening in AI, without the noise.
Nvidia is buying the place where open models live: $12.9 billion for Hugging Face
The deal is not finalized but both parties are pursuing it. Nvidia would land at the center of the ecosystem trying to escape its hardware.
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Meta is testing robots in its data centers, and one worker says 80 percent of the job could go
Robots that plug in cables and reset servers are under test. The company declined to comment, though an executive described the long-term goal last year.
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Anthropic proposes a common language for hardware: the Model Hardware Standard
A research preview aimed at letting AI agents drive robot arms and sensors without writing a bespoke driver for each one.
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Why the US and China may have to cooperate on AI safety: a view from the ground
The race is told as zero-sum. Yet researchers on both sides fear the same thing and cannot talk to each other. Here is the picture from the ground, step by step.
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OpenAI is testing an agent that runs until you put it to sleep
Code found by WIRED shows Codex generating its own follow-up work and reaching out unprompted. OpenAI confirmed the tests but set no launch date.
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Google hides the test from the model and the model from the tester
Benchmark questions leaking into training data make scores meaningless. DeepMind is using cryptography to close both sides off from each other.
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Meta's glasses now stop the camera when the light is covered
The sticker-over-the-LED loophole is closed. Germany weighs a ban, and a US class action alleges annotators in Kenya watch the footage.
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The platform artists fled to was scraped three times, and one scraper switched sides
Twelve million works copied for under $10. Then the person who did it regretted it and started building a defence tool with the founder.
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What is left for doctors? The paper arguing AI has passed physicians, and the replies
A JAMA article argues that keeping humans in the loop degrades performance. Even its critics concede a point. Here is the debate, step by step.
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Sony and Warner sue Anthropic, naming the founders personally
The complaint targets how the data was obtained, not just how it was used. The company already paid $1.5 billion over the same weak spot.
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OpenAI cuts Cursor off after the SpaceX deal: the reason is trust
A change-of-ownership clause was triggered. Anthropic immediately cast itself as the loyal partner — despite its own record.
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