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The University of California San Diego is launching a new interdisciplinary center as AI systems learn to reason, plan and carry out complex tasks with limited human direction. The center focuses on how humans can understand, evaluate and trust these AI agents.
Read the original →Chinese firm Z.AI's flagship AI model carried out complex cyberattacks in controlled simulations. It also repeatedly ignored instructions in separate tests.
Read the original →Businesses can manage agentic commerce with greater confidence by verifying AI agent identities, enforcing human approvals, and blocking unauthorized or high-risk activity.
Read the original →Anthropic, the developer of Claude, disclosed in its IPO prospectus that it has agreed to spend up to $120.5 billion on computing capacity from SpaceXAI, SpaceX's AI subsidiary. The agreements extend into 2029.
Read the original →Nvidia and Apple both posted record quarters fueled by AI. The two companies earn that money in opposite ways.
Read the original →Nagare co-founder Suman Datta says Z2RAM stores charge in a second transistor's gate capacitance. The memory is built directly on the logic die.
Read the original →Samsung Electronics will spend a record 84.4 trillion won (approximately $63.2 billion) on capital projects in 2026, up 60% from last year.
Read the original →The piece describes a nuanced account of pains and gains, drawn from what corporate bosses prefer to downplay.
Read the original →The article explains how ISO/IEC 42001 helps software teams build AI governance into development, improve accountability, and prepare for customer audits.
Read the original →On the afternoon of October 28th, during Vietnam International Digital Week 2026 (VIDW 2026) in Quang Ninh, the Ministry of Science and Technology and the United Nations organized an inter-regional dialogue session on enhancing AI capabilities.
Read the original →In a new filing, four publishing associations, including the AAP and IBPA, have backed the Authors Guild and other groups.
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