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Ai video generation has a new player pushing boundaries
A new AI video model promises to push creative limits. We explore what this means for the rapidly evolving field of generative video.
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Maya Patel
AI Reporter
Maya writes about AI research, natural language processing, and the business of machine learning.
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Operating system concepts explained: what happens from boot to shutdown
A popular coding video breaks down every major operating system concept, from bootloader to SIGKILL. Here's what you need to know.
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OpenAI models grade LA mayoral and CA gubernatorial candidates on staying on topic
A new analysis uses OpenAI's language models to measure how closely LA mayoral and CA gubernatorial candidates stuck to the questions they were asked.
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AI won't take over — people who use it will: Chris Valletta
Panelists including Chris Valletta argue that AI is a tool for augmentation, not replacement. The insight: those who master it will lead.
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Ai tool sybil shows promise in lung cancer screening
Developers of the AI tool Sybil report 86–94% accuracy in identifying high-risk patients for lung cancer. Here is what that means for screening.
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Apple to let users choose rival AI models for iOS features
Apple is opening its software to outside AI services, letting users pick rival models to power features across iPhone and Mac. The move signals a major shift in strategy.
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The open-source tools that run the internet: A deep dive into FFmpeg and VLC
On Lex Fridman's podcast, FFmpeg and VLC developers talk about codecs, compression, open-source burnout, and the future of video.
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Cisco VP talks agentic ops and the next phase of AI evolution
Cisco's Akshay Bhargava discusses agentic ops, a shift toward autonomous AI systems that act on behalf of users within enterprise workflows.
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Ai moves so fast even experts struggle as white house weighs a response
Artificial intelligence is advancing at a pace that outstrips expert understanding, and the White House is reportedly considering next steps. What that means for the future of the technology.
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White House considers vetting AI models before they are released
The White House is reportedly exploring a requirement that advanced AI models undergo federal review before public release, according to a CNBC report.
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Anthropic says its AI is too dangerous. So why is it planning an IPO?
Anthropic claims its new Mythos model is too powerful to release publicly. That safety-first stance clashes with reports it is preparing for an IPO, raising uncomfortable questions about the company's real priorities.
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AI safety institute aims to help families understand risks
A new industry-backed research lab plans to test AI tools used by children and create safety benchmarks for tech companies.