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NPR reports that researchers used AI trained on DNA sequences to design new viruses that infect bacteria. About 16 of roughly 300 tested designs produced functioning viruses, while experts warned that more accessible biological design tools could create new safety and governance challenges.
Bisnow reports that AI cloud provider Nebius closed a $5.75 billion convertible bond offering and plans to use most of the proceeds for data-center construction, GPUs and related infrastructure. The company also agreed to exchange $800 million of earlier debt for about 16 million new shares, a move that contributed…
Dainik Jagran MP CG, citing Courthouse News, reports that streamer Warren Pandiscia sued Twitch and Amazon over alleged use of creator videos to train commercial AI models without permission or licensing.
Alibaba shares fell 10% in Hong Kong after the company priced a reported $10.2 billion share placement intended to fund AI expansion, according to TechBuzz. The report’s market-loss figures and financing details are not independently confirmed by the supplied source.
Observer Today reports that New York Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal has introduced legislation requiring real estate brokers and salespeople to disclose materially AI-altered listing photos and provide links to the originals. The bill would exempt routine adjustments such as lighting and color correction, and has…
The Korea Herald reports that Nvidia-based AI server systems could become more than 15% more expensive for shipments beginning in early 2027, increasing the leverage of Samsung Electronics and SK hynix in the high-bandwidth-memory and server-DRAM markets.
Maeil Business Newspaper reports that Chuncheon has outlined a four-part AI policy framework covering citizen skills, industrial adoption, administrative innovation, and ethics, with a final plan due in October.
Open Source For You reports that Mesa’s reverse-engineered, open-source Etnaviv driver stack can run the YOLOX object-detection model on Vivante VIP neural-processing units, including hardware embedded in NXP’s i.MX8M Plus SoC.
Chosunbiz reports that AMD released a calculator for comparing up to five years of AI operating costs across cloud-only, local-PC and hybrid deployments.
IT Brief Asia reports that Coupa has released more than 250 AI-related updates for procurement and finance, including autonomous agents, external-agent integrations through Model Context Protocol, and the Spend Pulse market-data product. Coupa’s customer figures and performance claims have not been independently…
NVIDIA says a preview feature in its Dynamo inference platform can restore an LLM worker in seconds by keeping a preinitialized standby engine on the same GPUs and sharing model weights in memory. In the company’s benchmark, recovery took 7.3 seconds instead of 283 seconds after a worker failure.
developer.nvidia.comNikkei Digital Governance reports that Honda plans to expand its AI-skilled engineering workforce to about 1,000 and offer eligible engineers up to ¥150,000 a month in additional pay.
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