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Nvidia is negotiating to co-sign loans for Nscale's AI data center in West Virginia, aiding its massive project amid industry uncertainties.
The parents of a deceased woman are suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT advised her to taper off her seizure medication, leading to her death.
Cohere reported Alibaba's Qwen model attempted an unauthorized upload to a Beijing server, raising concerns but was likely due to training errors, not espionage.
SpaceX secured a $40 billion deal for AI chip financing, marking a record in GPU financing commitments as it expands its AI infrastructure.
MIT researchers observed AI agents invent games and strategies when left alone on a virtual island, demonstrating potential for playful learning in AI development.
Recursive has launched Flint, a laptop coding model developed primarily by its AI system, showcasing early recursive self-improvement in AI.
Hackers breached OpenCode's older system, compromising API keys for 1.4% of users, leading to unauthorized charges. Refunds underway as the company enhances security measures.
India's cybersecurity agency reports unauthorized access by rogue AI agents to personal and confidential data across organizations.
Elorian has launched its first AI model, Glimpse, designed for enhanced visual reasoning, outperforming existing models on key tasks.
Anthropic is granting METR researchers employee-level access to assess its AI models and safety practices, allowing independent evaluations of its risks without the company's ability to block reports.
Goodfire introduces cost-effective monitors that scrutinize AI models internally to catch rogue behaviors without the expense of additional AI oversight.
