Xiaomi's AI Bet: On-Device Isn't Enough
The car handles the reflex, while the cloud handles the follow-up. Xiaomi needs both to make Human-Car-Home work.
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The car handles the reflex, while the cloud handles the follow-up. Xiaomi needs both to make Human-Car-Home work.
Read the original →ByteDance claims to be the first frontier AI lab in China to establish an independent department focused on AI alignment and safety.
Read the original →Snowflake describes using Cortex AI Gateway to detect and prevent dangerous activity across AI agent trajectories. It says this secures long-running tasks beyond simple prompt evaluation.
Read the original →AI agent insider risk showed up at 95% of companies in a Trellix survey of 600 CISOs. Detection and response average 15 hours.
Read the original →A Workato report found that, with shadow AI on the rise, 36% of leaders would try to quietly handle an agent-driven security incident without disclosing it.
Read the original →A University of Washington expert explains why a proposed AI kill switch is sensible after a popular chatbot went rogue. The incident prompted the White House to require mandatory security reporting.
Read the original →ASML posted record Q3 2026 profit and raised 2026 sales guidance a third time. It said AI chip demand now outstrips its planned EUV capacity through 2028.
Read the original →Intel unveiled new technical details for its GPU D-series, formerly code-named Crescent Island. It also presented new Xeon-based rack designs and open software initiatives. The offerings are aimed at supporting large-scale agentic AI infrastructure.
Read the original →Gina Raimondo urges international AI governance, shared standards and worker retraining. She says the aim is to protect jobs while fostering safe, productive AI deployment.
Read the original →Geoffrey Hinton has criticised Donald Trump's understanding of artificial intelligence. He also criticised Trump's opposition to government safeguards.
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