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A new privacy policy lets Anthropic request government-issued documents from flagged users, raising questions about data retention and political pressure
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The indie studio says the tools won't replace filmmakers, but storyboard artists might not feel so reassured
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The deal gives Reflection AI access to Nvidia's latest GB300 chips at the Colossus 2 data center, as SpaceX continues renting out its chip holdings to major AI labs
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The partnership brings Getty's content library into OpenAI's search results, marking a shift from Getty's earlier hard line against AI companies
The 753-billion parameter model runs under a fully open MIT license, giving enterprises a way to host frontier AI locally without the pricing or regulatory headaches of Western alternatives
The Scandinavian country is restricting generative AI across all school age groups, citing fears it could undermine basic learning skills
The hires signal OpenAI is building out both its technical firepower and its political connections before going public
AWS is in early talks to offer its Trainium chips to third-party data centers, a move that could open a $50 billion business and create real competition for Nvidia
The company is also bringing its tools to ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot, putting AI-assisted creative work in front of hundreds of millions of users
The AI image company wants to scan your entire body in 60 seconds, and it's opening wellness spas to make that happen
OpenAI rolls out a new Scheduled page to help users manage future prompts, but many didn't even know the feature existed
The AI company is the first pure AI startup to back the collective, raising questions about the industry's environmental commitments
Claude Design gets a major update that lets it pull from your existing codebase and hand work straight to Claude Code
Google's first Gemini-powered smart speaker brings natural conversation, 360-degree audio, and new AI features to the home
The German AI translation company is moving beyond text and into live venues, picking up the startup behind the audio tech used at Metallica concerts and NASCAR races