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Oyster II: A New Framework for Safety Alignment in Large Models
Researchers propose Oyster II, a novel approach to align large AI models with human values, emphasizing robustness against adversarial attacks.
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Oratomic Raises $300M to Build a Viable Quantum Computer That Needs Only 20K Qubits
The startup's laser-based approach claims to need far fewer qubits than competitors, thanks to a breakthrough in error correction.
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OpenAI Hires Family Product Manager as ChatGPT Audience Ages
The company is building experiences for families, caregivers, and older adults as new data shows its user base is shifting older and more parental.
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Apple sues OpenAI, alleging ‘pattern of theft’ of trade secrets by former employees
The iPhone maker claims OpenAI’s chief hardware officer and other ex-Apple staff systematically stole confidential design and supply-chain information to accelerate the startup’s own hardware ambitions.
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SpeechCompass: Google DeepMind's open-source system adds speaker direction to live captions
A new mobile system uses classical DSP on a multi-microphone phone case to diarize and display who is speaking where in group conversations.
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SwarmResearch: How LLM Coding Agents Collaborate on GitHub Issues
A new paper introduces a multi-agent framework where specialized LLM agents work together to autonomously resolve open-source software issues.
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Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch: The real battle is splitting the model from the agent
As AI agents move from prototypes to production, Vercel’s CEO argues that decoupling models from agent logic is the defining platform war of the next decade.
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The First 'Agentic Ransomware' Attack Still Needed a Human at the Controls
Sysdig's JadePuffer operation was technically executed by an AI agent, but a human still set up the infrastructure, chose the victim, and provided the stolen credentials.
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