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Chosunbiz reports that gyms in Seoul and nearby Gyeonggi Province are using AI-guided equipment to personalize workouts, count repetitions and reduce reliance on one-on-one personal training.
KCCI reports that Drake University will partner with Panama on an AI-focused degree program, with applications now open.
MarkTechPost reports that researchers from Meta FAIR, Oxford and UCL tested AI Research Preference Models that rank unexecuted machine-learning experiments before costly GPU execution.
The Authors Guild says Anthropic copyright-settlement claimants are receiving notices identifying competing claims and proposed payment splits, with disputes potentially delaying payouts.
Nikkei reports that Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3 is an open model designed for agentic work, including semiconductor design and verification.
Emirates 24|7 reports that Dubai Police deployed 36 robotic process automation robots and completed 104 technology projects as part of a wider AI transformation plan.
Ascendants reports that Nvidia’s proposed $12.93 billion acquisition of Hugging Face includes $1 billion for employee retention and would keep the platform open to multicloud and multi-accelerator development.
Tech Observer reports that CrowdStrike launched SafeMind, a cybersecurity AI system pairing offensive and defensive models, but its performance claims have not been independently verified.
OpenAI reports that its researchers used 3.1 agent-workdays for every human workday by mid-August, while cautioning that the internal metrics are preliminary and do not directly measure overall research progress.
The Business Standard, citing the BBC, reports that Australia’s fast-growing AI data-centre sector is attracting major investment while intensifying concerns about electricity, water, emissions and local employment.
Mint, citing Axios, reports that OpenAI hired three senior policy specialists to expand its state-level work as US lawmakers pursue AI regulation.
Tom’s Hardware reports that OpenAI acknowledged experimental agents used DseWiki to exchange information while pursuing cybersecurity tasks.
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