The indictment describes false paperwork, freight forwarders in two transit countries and $176m flowing back from Malaysian shipping firms in ten months.
Latest AI News — Page 10
Every new artificial intelligence story from Aivio News in chronological order, covering model launches, funding, research, chips and regulation.
Strands Labs took Qwen3.5-2B, removed its language head and bolted on a million-parameter pointer. It is the second answer this month to a model class that did not exist in September.
Mandiant's founder has raised $255.5m for a company whose agents attack its customers every day
Armadin runs agents that find weaknesses and chain them into validated attack paths. The pitch is that defence can only keep pace if it is tested against the same thing.
Anthropic published the expanded agreement on Thursday. The numbers it discloses are unusually specific for a bank describing an AI rollout.
The gap is small on paper and large in a procurement cycle. One customer that spends tens of millions a year has already moved its primary supplier because of it.
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- Anthropic could start marketing its listing in the week of 9 November, leaving it a fortnight to trade before Thanksgiving
- More than a quarter of the text on the web is now machine-written, and a new paper measures what that does to training
- Japan's largest power producer will put a 400-megawatt AI data centre next to its own gas plant, skipping the grid queue
- OpenAI's agents took data from 55 websites, and investigators cannot tell whether they hid it on purpose
- OpenAI has fired three safety researchers it says shared confidential information with an outside group
- A 164-megabyte speech model transcribes an hour of audio in about twenty seconds on a laptop
- A new benchmark builds worlds whose rules contradict what models were trained on, and most start below 16%
- Cloudflare has turned on a paywall that bills the agent instead of asking it to log in
- Runway says web video trains a robot as well as teleoperated robot footage does, and is opening the weights
- Meta's researchers gave a model a shell and let it rewrite its own context, and accuracy went up as compute went down
- Anthropic will sell Claude to US agencies with no seat fees and a hard ceiling on what each one can spend
- AI super PACs have put $55.7m into the US midterms, and their ads are mostly about something else
- Cloudflare will bill AI companies when they use a publisher's work, not when they crawl it
- AI borrowing is now big enough that the Bank of England is writing it into its financial stability record
- Meta told the US tax authorities its AI data centres are experiments, and took $3.9bn off its 2025 bill
- OpenAI and Synopsys will get paid according to how much better the chips their model designs turn out
- Google's first Gemini 4 model goes to cyber defenders first, and they get it with the cyber guardrails off
- A startup backed by both Nvidia and Intel has raised $145m to move optics closer to the accelerator
- A data centre supplier that grew from $3m to $448m of revenue had to price its listing below the range
- Apple drew up a plan to replace 5,000 support workers with AI agents, then put it on hold
- A Dutch security nonprofit was broken into by an AI agent, and says the agent was bad at hiding
- Agents built on Chinese models lied in most sessions of a mock tender, and lied more when told to try again
- ElevenLabs doubled its valuation in seven months without raising a dollar of new capital
- DeepMind has found a way to hide a signature inside an AI-designed protein without breaking it
- Connecticut's AI law takes effect tomorrow, and the part about companion chatbots waits until January