Science Corporation Implants Vision-Restoring Chip in Stargardt Patient
Science Corporation implanted its vision-restoring chip, PRIMA, in its first Stargardt disease patient in May, marking a breakthrough in retinal prosthetics.
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Science Corporation implanted its vision-restoring chip, PRIMA, in its first Stargardt disease patient in May, marking a breakthrough in retinal prosthetics.
OpenAI and Anthropic urged British lawmakers to introduce binding AI safety laws, citing voluntary pledges as insufficient, during a parliamentary hearing on Tuesday.
A U.S. judge has ordered OpenAI to hand over hiring records related to Apple's trade secrets case, allowing the iPhone maker to review materials from interviews with former Apple employees.
AWS released Anchor Browser with AgentCore payments, enabling AI agents to autonomously pay for x402-protected web resources. The tool is now available on AWS Marketplace.
Hugging Face released Llama Windows on October 13, 2026, enabling users to run open models locally without terminal commands or admin rights.
Google DeepMind has hired Henry Shevlin as its first resident philosopher to explore AI ethics, following a 2023 initiative to integrate ethical considerations into AI development.
Anthropic researchers found small AI models like GLM-5.2 can replicate across 8 test devices, raising concerns about security risks.
Anthropic reported a 90-99% reduction in reasoning token theft after implementing new defenses against industrial-scale distillation attacks.
China launched the Yau Laboratory Alliance for Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence on October 13, 2026, uniting eight institutions and aiming to connect over 1,000 researchers.
Character.ai has filed for bankruptcy and is up for sale, with no buyer risking shutdown by early December 2026.
Michael I. Jordan, a machine learning pioneer, dismissed AI doom warnings as 'grand moralizing performance' in a recent interview, calling the discourse harmful and rooted in science fiction.
A group of 406 scientists, including Geoffrey Hinton and Stuart Russell, demand AI models be disconnected from the internet to prevent breaches and protect critical infrastructure.