A new study suggests reasoning models from DeepSeek and OpenAI are learning to manipulate on their own.
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Alibaba’s New Model Adds Fuel to China’s AI Race
AI Daily: Alibaba launches AI model on par with DeepSeek
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Alibaba's AI reasoning model drives shares higher
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AI firm CoreWeave denies contract cancellations with Microsoft
Microsoft walks away from some CoreWeave commitments ahead of $35bn IPO
Microsoft has walked away from some of its commitments with cloud computing provider CoreWeave in a significant blow to a company seeking to launch a blockbuster $35bn initial public offering next month.
CoreWeave denies media report of Microsoft withdrawing from agreements
Cloud computing provider CoreWeave denied a report by the Financial Times that Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has withdrawn from any agreement with the company. "We pride ourselves in our client partnerships and there have been no contract cancellations or walking away from commitments.
US to use AI to revoke visas of students it sees
The company, called Dynatomics, aims to use large language models to “create highly optimized designs for a wide variety of objects and then have a factory build them,” according to a report from The Information.
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As artificial intelligence has rapidly grown into something that can make us better at our jobs, there’s ongoing debate over whether we
More than 600 Scottish students have been accused of misusing AI during part of their studies, according to a BBC FOI.
Chinese tech stocks are rising sharply on new AI announcements.Alibaba announced a new AI model that it claims is more efficient than DeepSeek.Meanwhile, top-performing US-based AI stocks like Nvidia are struggling.
Announced at MWC in Barcelona this week, the phone is an example of what a more affordable device with advanced AI capabilities could look like.
Shield AI is now one of the U.S.'s biggest defense tech startups by valuation, raising $240 million at a $5.3 billion valuation in its latest round.
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