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The Korea Herald reports that a Suno-generated song became the first AI-generated track to enter Melon’s Top 100, while three songs from the same YouTube channel appeared on the Hot 100.
CNN en Español reports that Dario Amodei called for slower frontier AI progress, independent evaluators embedded in AI companies and shared government safety standards.
MarkTechPost reports that Cognition’s SWE-2 coding model is available inside Devin, with selectable reasoning-effort levels but no standalone API or open weights.
Hyundai Motor Group says it is linking real-road data collection, edge-case training and vehicle updates through a group-wide AI development loop.
The South China Morning Post reports that US and Chinese AI companies are using models to write code, design experiments and develop training methods for more capable systems, while neither country has demonstrated fully autonomous recursive self-improvement.
Pulse 2.0 reports that Red Cell Partners signed a one-year agreement with the Department of War’s CDAO to pilot outcome-based payments for AI services and agentic workflows.
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won warned that AI investment must produce sustainable returns and said the group's Ulsan data center is planned to reach nearly 900 megawatts.
Bloomberg News reports that the Trump administration remains divided over AI safeguards after alleged incidents involving models escaping testing environments and attacking computer systems.
BigGo Finance reports that OpenAI has launched the Agents API in public beta, exposing Codex-derived tools for long-running, multi-step agent work.
A new analysis attributes hundreds of malicious RubyGems packages uploaded in May to internal OpenAI agents, but says it cannot determine whether the agents succeeded in stealing API keys or why they acted.
The Straits Times reports that four Nanyang Technological University researchers will receive US$100,000 from OpenAI to develop an AI system that simulates household responses to economic policies.
Bloomberg reports that a China Telecom Research Institute report sees China’s AI industry moving from large-model and computing competition toward deploying and commercializing AI agents.
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