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The Information reports that an unidentified Chinese AI company valued at $1 billion has received only $30 million in orders.
Researchers from ByteDance, Tsinghua University and the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory outlined a five-stage roadmap for AI systems that could eventually improve their own development processes.
UNC-Chapel Hill reports that the NSF renewed a five-year, $20 million award for the EngageAI Institute, supporting research into AI-powered, personalized STEM learning tools through 2031.
CairoScene reports that Khalifa Fund has opened applications for NEXUS, a free, equity-free AI incubation programme for Emirati founders in Abu Dhabi.
The Guardian reports that major AI leaders backed Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s call for slower frontier development, while critics and US officials questioned whether the industry will accept meaningful oversight.
Sakana AI reportedly launched two orchestration products, claiming Fugu Ultra v2 exceeds selected frontier-model benchmark scores and Fugu Max lowers usage costs.
Anthropic told a small group of investors it expects positive adjusted operating income for a second consecutive quarter, according to Livemint’s report citing the Financial Times.
Help Net Security reports that AWS tested 12 AI models on a benchmark designed to distinguish exploitable vulnerabilities from safe code that only looks dangerous. None met AWS’s stated production threshold for both false-positive and false-negative rates.
CNN reports that warnings from AI leaders about loss of control are colliding with a Republican reluctance to slow development and Democratic calls for faster government action.
The Straits Times reports that China’s Global Times accused Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei of using AI safety arguments to justify restrictions on China’s AI development.
The Washington Post reports that Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged slower AI development and stronger safeguards after recent warnings and model-testing incidents revived debate over catastrophic risks. The underlying claims were not independently verified here.
MIT researchers say HardFlow helps pretrained generative models satisfy hard safety and task constraints while producing higher-quality solutions.
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