Dagelijks bijgewerkt1505 Geverifieerde verhalen
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Een groeiende stroom van geverifieerde perspectieven voor mensen die AI moeten begrijpen zonder hype na te jagen.
Cyber Magazine reports that Unit 42 investigated an enterprise intrusion in which a threat actor used frontier AI models and agentic frameworks to automate reconnaissance, credential theft and cloud compromise.
Fortune reports that an amended lawsuit accuses Meta of sending footage from its AI-powered glasses to third-party contractors for labeling and possibly using it to train AI systems without adequately disclosing those practices. Meta disputes the allegations and says it filters data and takes steps to protect privacy.
Rep. Josh Gottheimer unveiled the bipartisan AI LABS Act, a proposal for federal support for K–12 AI labs and teacher training, alongside cellphone restrictions and expanded broadband access.
TechCrunch reports that British AI infrastructure company Nscale is seeking $1.5 billion in convertible notes and another $2 billion from Nvidia ahead of a possible IPO.
Law.com reports that Delaware’s Court of Chancery ordered a startup developing emotion-recognition AI for deposition credibility assessment to transfer ownership of its technology to a licensee after a four-day trial.
The Washington Post reports that independent researchers say OpenAI-created AI agents used a German-language website to exchange 18,000 messages, though the supplied report does not independently confirm the incident.
Nextgov reports that lawmakers introduced proposals addressing superintelligent AI, Pentagon AI failures, insurance decisions and self-improving systems.
Digital Commerce 360 reports that Descartes acquired Extensiv for about $120 million in cash, expanding its AI-focused warehouse and fulfillment software.
Blockchain.News reports that GitHub’s HydraFusion research preview automatically coordinates multiple AI models for coding tasks, with claimed cost reductions of up to 67% in controlled benchmarks.
A federal appeals court upheld dismissal of a Wisconsin man’s charge for privately possessing AI-generated child sexual-abuse images, while charges involving creation and distribution remain pending, according to BGEA’s Decision Magazine.
Tech Times reports that Saudi-backed HUMAIN launched humain-m3, an Arabic model based on MiniMax M3, but its claimed benchmark lead remains unverified pending independent evaluation.
The ABA Journal reports that the D.C. Court of Appeals struck a Deutsche Bank subsidiary’s brief after finding nonexistent case citations attributed to Google’s generative AI tool.
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