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A new framework uses automated evaluation to grade web code generated by large language models, moving beyond manual review.
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A new class action claims xAI used known child sexual abuse imagery in Grok's training data and that its AI-generated outputs may be fed back into the model.
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A new open-source project turns the homepage into a live canvas for AI coding agents, one merged pull request at a time.
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A new npm-based, extensible coding-agent platform aims to bring multi-worker orchestration, durable sessions, and security guardrails to AI-assisted development.
Top music publishers accuse Anthropic of torrenting and scraping lyrics for Claude training, seeking billions in damages.
Sony, Warner Chappell, and others accuse Anthropic of torrenting and scraping copyrighted music to train Claude, escalating the AI copyright wars.
The project’s new policy on generative AI in contributions is a pragmatic middle ground that leaves quality and responsibility where they always were.
As AI compute scales to gigawatt levels, Nvidia's edge is shifting from raw silicon to the systems that move data around it.
Samsung details its processing-in-memory design that adds MAC units to LPDDR5X DRAM, delivering 8x internal bandwidth while staying compatible with standard memory controllers.
A small percentage of Framework Laptop 13s with Ryzen 7040 CPUs are becoming non-bootable after a BIOS update, prompting Framework to offer out-of-warranty replacements and develop a recovery mode.
Cline's desktop app is iterating quickly with new beta builds, but the release notes are currently missing from GitHub, leaving developers to guess what changed.
With Android 17's per-app RAM caps rolling out, Google warns that memory-hungry apps may be slowed, killed, or hidden on the Play Store.
A federal judge vacated the government's ban on Anthropic's AI tools, finding it was illegal retaliation for the company's refusal to allow its models to be used in autonomous warfare and mass surveillance.
The AI cloud provider is betting on quick deployment and revenue to repay short-dated debt as it scales GPU infrastructure for a major customer.
A new paper from an Anthropic fellow shows AI systems that can reliably fix alignment failures, hinting at a future where models improve themselves.
A federal court finds the Trump administration's 'supply chain risk' designation of Anthropic was illegal First Amendment retaliation.
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