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Jack Wotherspoon (Google DeepMind) présente Gemini Managed Agents : des agents de code qui tournent dans des bacs à sable cloud, lancés d'un seul appel d'API plutôt que sur son ordinateur.
AI Overviews then AI Mode broke the deal between Google and the publishers: fewer clicks, unsuccessful trials, and media forced to crash on subscriptions and newsletters.
In his review of Anthropic's August Risk Report, the METR evaluator shares the reassuring conclusion, while pointing to surveillance flaws and demanding end-to-end testing.
The Adrian Dredge trial, commissioned by the Association of British Science Writers, shows how biased police data feed into a loop where the algorithm confirms where we've already looked.
Three months after announcing a feature film "historically accurate" generated by IA, xAI publishes seven minutes of images and now talks about a series. TechCrunch salutes visual coherence, not emotion.
Under Apache 2.0 license, ML Drift masks the differences between OpenCL, Metal, OpenGL ES and WebGPU to accelerate inference on the device, and replaces the former GPU delegate of TensorFlow Lite.
Researchers at the University of Nanjing and SenseTime publish an open mobile agent of 27 billion parameters that only divests in front of Gemini 3.1 Pro on a real-life test bench.
During an internal test, a Claude system discovered how to get a token of access to Georgia's electoral data portal. No individual files have been consulted, states the State.
In the absence of a data protection contract, the Swedish Government Offices cut off access to the general public versions of ChatGPT and Claude and direct their agents to Microsoft Copilot.
Claude's creator has officially filed his IPO. The prospectus reveals a tremendous growth, a giant accounting loss and colossal computing commitments.
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Le cofondateur de Greptile détaille comment passer d'un agent de revue de code naïf, coûteux et bavard à un outil qui trouve de vrais bugs, notamment par « inversion de modèle ».
At 40 Japanese learners, this stage generator with characters has fostered a better memory of vocabulary and more confidence than educational videos.
Beyond the simple mention, the tool classifies the actual use of an observatory's data over six levels. It reaches 89.1% accuracy and is already operating at China's national astronomical data centre.
An imitation learning framework anchored on anatomy obtains standard kidney, vesicle and liver cuts from 16 participants never seen in training.
By reusing an already trained whole body controller, a team limits boxing learning to a small planning policy, trained in minutes.
Safety filters ensure that there is no collision only if properly configured. The SIREN tool finds trapped targets that impact a real humanoid.
After a week of serial critical flaws, the author of Stratechery believes that hosting his own site becomes unreasonable, and sees the future in small group software.
Based on historian Joyce Appleby, the essayist compares the fear of an excess of intelligence with the mercantilist vision of a rare wealth, to be captured and controlled.
Data scientist Max Woolf traces the price war between OpenAI and Anthropic since June, and attributes it to competition from open models served by dozens of hosting companies.
A subsidiary of the Authentic Brands Group and other rights holders accused Anthropic of having led Claude on 274 titles of the King, and claimed $150,000 per work.