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Broad artificial intelligence coverage.
NVIDIA joins the EU's new AI in Science Enablers push, pledging open models, free courseware and startup compute routes through Europe's national AI factories.
TypeSafe's Jev 1.14 adds images, bounding boxes and 262k context to its typed decision model — and unusually, tells developers none of it is production-ready.
SpaceXAI's Grok Voice 3.0 tops an independent speech-to-speech index at an unchanged price — strong overall, but not the leader on agentic task completion.
NVIDIA's Nordic roundup — a shared Swedish supercomputer, open-model startups, autonomous trucks — reads as a pitch for regional AI built on its stack.
Sullivan & Cromwell’s Agreement Analyzer — built with OpenAI — runs multi-perspective review cycles and returns memos plus tracked changes lawyers still own.
Hugging Face’s deep dive: Muse Spark Open is an 816B MoE (42B active), 1M context, text-out multimodal model with recipes from transformers to llama.cpp and MLX.
Fish Audio's Drama 3 puts directable, multi-voice acting into open weights — great for indie dubbing and audiobooks, and another step toward cheap synthetic performance.
Eight states take OpenAI to court under consumer-protection law, arguing ChatGPT was marketed as safe for kids while it harmed vulnerable users — a test of whether old statutes can police new chatbots.
In a few days, Google's Gemini 4 Argon and Meta's Muse Wonder Full crashed the OpenAI–Anthropic duopoly — and the giants' distribution may matter more than benchmarks.
YouTube Music adds Fully, Partly or No Gen AI labels to tracks — disclosure, not restriction, as rivals like Deezer and TIDAL cut AI songs from royalties.
Baker lab researchers used AI design tools to build working protein-cutting enzymes from scratch — a real advance that also shows AI is great at structure, not yet at activity.
The FBI says an OpenAI engineer hid an encrypted recorder in an executive meeting room and used AI tools to plan it — a vivid sign that frontier labs are now espionage targets.