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A JAMA Perspective published Monday asks regulators not to hard-code a physician veto into medical AI — just as the evidence for that future is still mostly simulated. Ezekiel Emanuel and three coauthors argue in JAMA that autonomous AI will soon outperform any doctor-plus-model team at medical reasoning,
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Long chats get summarized so the model can keep going. The summary keeps the job. It throws away how you asked to be treated. Penn State researchers find that when AI systems compress a long conversation to free context, they retain only 17 percent of the session rules users actually
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Hollywood spent the winter calling ByteDance's video model a machine for wholesale infringement. On Monday it signed a truce instead. ByteDance and the Motion Picture Association signed a formal agreement on Monday to tighten copyright safeguards on Seedance and Seedream — the video and image generators sitting behind TikTok,
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The House's statute-writers now spend more time unpicking chatbot bills than they would writing the laws themselves. The House Office of Legislative Counsel is being buried under AI-generated bill drafts — many of them wrong — and the lawyers who turn policy ideas into statutes say the cleanup
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Two months after Washington yanked foreign access to Anthropic's newest models, London is finally asking what that would cost. Britain's Cabinet Office has asked the ministry that oversees business, science and trade to measure the economic hit if the UK is locked out of the latest
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South Korea's central bank just put a number on the career-ladder problem everyone has been arguing about: the jobs disappearing first are the ones young people used to learn on. The Bank of Korea says 285,000 youth jobs vanished in four years — and 94 percent of
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A week after Anthropic started stamping every Claude answer, the first public stripper is already a star on GitHub — and its author is more honest than the hype around it. Guillaume Meyer's watermarks-remover has passed 13,000 GitHub stars and 1,400 forks since it landed on
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The last time we wrote Anthropic's books, the run rate was $47 billion and the headline was a first adjusted profit. The new number is $65 billion — and it showed up in eight weeks. Anthropic's annualized revenue run rate surpassed $65 billion at the end of
The Stack
The AI coding tool that just sold for sixty billion dollars is done borrowing someone else's git host. Cursor began rolling out Origin today — its own code-hosting service — in early beta on every paid plan, with repos, pull requests, code browsing, and live GitHub sync in the
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The Justice Department has spent nearly a year looking at the most ordinary thing a venture firm does: putting partners on boards. Andreessen Horowitz is the focus of a Justice Department antitrust probe over whether its investment partners are improperly serving on the boards of competing AI companies, according to
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When the open web runs dry, bankruptcy court starts to look like a data vendor. Google won a $10 million auction for the deidentified business data, software code, and operations records of collapsed low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines, and it says the haul will help improve its products and AI
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The cloud-native world just put an official stamp on how enterprises are supposed to run AI on Kubernetes. After nine years of community work and three years in incubation, Kubeflow is no longer the side project next to the cluster — it is the platform CNCF is willing to graduate.