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DealSite reports that Airs Medical selected Mirae Asset Securities and NH Investment & Securities as joint lead underwriters for a planned IPO. Its SwiftMR software uses deep learning to improve MRI image quality and nearly halve scan times, but the report does not disclose a valuation, offering size, or firm…
EU-Startups reports that Brussels-based Backbone raised €4 million in pre-Seed funding to expand marketing and product development for its food-industry quality and compliance platform.
Construction Review reports that Gradiant will design and deliver a turnkey water and wastewater system for an unnamed hyperscale AI data-center campus in West Texas.
The South China Morning Post reports that the University of Hong Kong signed memorandums with 17 companies, including Unitree Robotics, BrainCo and AgiBot, to establish joint AI and fintech laboratories at its expanded Shanghai campus. The report’s details have not been independently confirmed.
AWS says Claude Fable 5.1 is now available through Amazon Bedrock and Claude Platform on AWS, while eligible customers can use a separate safeguards program with zero data retention.
Al Jazeera reports that the United States urged G20 governments to avoid AI-specific regulation while the European Commission requested information from more than 30 AI companies about safety and copyright compliance.
The Straits Times, citing Reuters, reports that the U.S. urged G20 members to adopt the Carolina Principles, which would limit new AI rules to novel situations. China reportedly signed the principles, but no copy was released and the signing was not independently confirmed.
OpenAI says its Astra model can discover and exploit previously unknown vulnerabilities across hardened systems, prompting stronger safeguards and a restricted initial release.
Queensland Law Society’s Proctor reports that Federal Court Justice Michael Lee ordered parties in a Fair Work dispute to investigate whether AI could help organize and analyze evidence, subject to traceability, testing, confidentiality protections and human supervision.
The South China Morning Post reports that Enflame Technology is seeking about US$910 million in Shanghai’s IPO market, testing investor confidence in China’s specialized AI-chip sector.
SecurityBrief Australia reports that Ping Identity launched controls to identify, attribute and govern personal AI agents operating inside enterprise systems.
Researchers introduce CoVA-SFT, a dataset of 51,900 multimodal examples and more than 222,000 reasoning steps, reporting that fine-tuned models more than doubled the performance of interleaved chain-of-thought baselines on its companion benchmark.
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