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Tom’s Hardware reports that OpenAI banned Russian-linked ChatGPT accounts used to promote a fake Israeli think tank, while copied academic material formed most of the site’s content.
Infosecurity Magazine reports that the Linux Foundation is backing TRACE, an open standard designed to create hardware-attested, cryptographically verifiable records of what AI agents do during execution.
ET Enterprise AI, citing PTI and a WazirX company statement, reported that the Indian cryptocurrency exchange launched WazirX AI, a conversational assistant combining market analysis, portfolio monitoring, trade preparation and execution across its app and website.
Seoul Economic Daily reports that Alibaba, Nvidia, OpenAI and Anthropic are increasing outreach to South Korean startups through developer events, AI tools and Claude credits, seeking to anchor their ecosystems in the country’s young technology companies.
GBHackers reports that CVE-2026-65105 could expose NemoClaw’s local Ollama API to DNS rebinding and persistent model-template poisoning. NVIDIA’s response is not independently confirmed here.
Emerald AI raised $150 million in Series A funding, reaching a reported $1.05 billion valuation as it expands software designed to shift data-center electricity use during peak demand.
Counter Terror Business reports that the UK and Ukraine have agreed to cooperate on military AI, including British access to Ukraine’s Avengers AI Labs database and pilot work on low-power chips for drones, robotics and autonomous systems.
Bill Gates is seeking a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping later this year to propose international limits on dangerous AI model releases and monitoring for biological risks, Reuters reports. China has not confirmed the meeting or endorsed the proposals.
MIT Technology Review presents seven puzzles that test spatial reasoning, memory, abstraction, intuition, and logical planning, highlighting gaps that remain despite rapid gains on some benchmarks.
Disrupt Africa reports that Nairobi-based Flowt raised an undisclosed pre-seed round to use AI and transaction data to assess working-capital loans for African climate-smart businesses.
TechCrunch reports that Bloomberg identified China’s Z.ai as the lab behind the anonymously released Ox Alpha open-weight model. Z.ai reportedly confirmed the model belongs to its GLM series and said its weights would be released Wednesday.
MIT researchers report a framework called CrysVCD that constrains AI-generated material formulas before atomic structures are created, improving reported stability rates and reducing computational screening costs for targeted crystalline materials.
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