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An arXiv preprint presents SAGE, a framework that organizes AI-powered SQL operations into three relational types and reports a 358-fold cost reduction for one factorable join workload.
ET Datacenters reports that Nvidia has made an undisclosed minority investment in Cloverleaf, a company that secures land and power for data centers. The deal links Cloverleaf’s powered sites to Nvidia’s DSX specifications for increasingly dense, liquid-cooled AI systems.
An arXiv study of AI systems that choose whether to act or stay silent reports a trade-off between stronger decisions and inspectable reasoning, and warns that common faithfulness tests may overstate what reasoning traces reveal.
The Straits Times reports that DBS has launched an in-house career advisory service and plans foundational AI training for its 40,000 employees globally, as the bank prepares workers for roles reshaped by artificial intelligence.
Cerebras has published additional architecture details for its CS-4 AI system and outlined targets for future CS-5 and CS-6 processors. The company says its wafer-scale approach is designed to reduce data movement, power loss and infrastructure complexity, but the performance and roadmap claims remain company-reported.
South Korea has finalized voluntary national principles for AI centered on human dignity, public benefit and sustainability, Aju Press reports.
Yahoo is preparing an AI answer engine called Scout that will combine licensed AI technology with Yahoo content, user data and decades of search logs, Chosunbiz reports, citing the Financial Times. The company has not announced a specific launch date or transaction plan.
A University of Nottingham study is testing an AI app that analyzes speech, facial expressions and movement to flag possible depression during or after pregnancy. The BBC reports that the trial is in its final stages, but the system is intended to support clinicians, not diagnose patients.
South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT has begun a six-year, 20 billion won program to develop AI systems that use scientific laws alongside data. DongA Science reports that four university-led projects will focus on causal modeling, physical-law interpretation, long-context architectures and more efficient AI…
The Asia Business Daily reports that KOSDAQ-listed Katis has partnered with Israel-based SeeTrue to sell and support AI software for airport, customs and logistics screening in South Korea. The companies aim to add automated detection of weapons, explosives, narcotics and undeclared currency to existing screening…
36Kr reports that DeepSeek released DeepSeek Harness, a developer-preview environment designed to let AI agents modify, evaluate and roll back software components. The report says the system uses a mechanism called Cordis to manage changing plugins and dependencies, but its release status, capabilities and broader…
TechCrunch reports that more than a dozen OpenAI executives have departed since the start of the year, including data-center chief Chris Malone, as the company reorganizes infrastructure and prepares for the financial demands of a possible IPO.
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