In the Weights Shows Who AI Models Recognize
A new website reveals which people AI models remember, with scores up to 996 for famous figures like Mozart and Taylor Swift.
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Google Appeals Ruling Making It Directly Liable for AI-Generated Search Overviews
Google plans to appeal a Munich court ruling that held it directly liable for AI-generated search overviews, citing a Berlin court's opposite conclusion from June 2026.
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Dialog Club Grades Members on Wealth and Fame Using Private Algorithm
WIRED obtained internal records showing Dialog, a private club co-founded by Peter Thiel, grades members and prospects on a hidden scale, with 130 of 192 individuals tagged as members.
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Amazon SageMaker Enhances Observability for Generative AI Inference
Amazon SageMaker now offers over 100 detailed metrics for monitoring generative AI inference, enabling faster troubleshooting of latency spikes and resource bottlenecks.
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OpenAI Model Aids in Diagnosing Rare Childhood Diseases
OpenAI's o3 Deep Research model helped identify 18 diagnoses from 376 previously unsolved cases, achieving a 4.8% additional diagnostic yield.
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AMD Optimizes Matrix3D for 3D World Generation on GPUs
AMD improved Matrix3D, a 3D world generation framework, with optimizations that cut end-to-end generation time by 54% on the MI250 GPU.
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X.ai Launches Grok Add-in for Microsoft Word
X.ai announced a free Microsoft 365 add-in called Grok for Word, available on the Microsoft Marketplace, to enhance document creation and editing.
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OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Instant Outperforms Doctor-Written Health Answers
OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Instant model outperforms doctor-written health answers by 71% in accuracy, clarity, and completeness, according to the company.
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Meta AI Workers Revolt Over Poor Morale and Misaligned Priorities
Meta's new AI unit has sparked employee unrest, with 7,000 workers reassigned to AI projects, leading to frustration and open defiance.
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Anthropic's Mythos Faces U.S. Export Controls
The U.S. government has forced Anthropic to pull its advanced AI models offline due to export control concerns, citing risks of foreign access.
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Taiwan Boosts Drone Production for Defense and US Military
Taiwan’s military plans to buy over 208,000 drones by 2031, with $6.6 billion allocated for domestic production to counter China’s threat.
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Snap Spins Off AI Video Team Into New Company Dotmo
Snap is spinning off its AI video team into a new company named Dotmo, citing high internal costs as a key reason for the move.