CoreWeave will rent a CPU designed for AI agents rather than for general computing
Agent workloads spend their time starting and stopping sandboxes. Nvidia's pitch is that a general-purpose CPU is the wrong shape for that.
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Every new artificial intelligence story from Aivio News in chronological order, covering model launches, funding, research, chips and regulation.
The structure is the interesting part: a term loan Tesla can tap ten times, with the unused commitment shrinking on a schedule if it does not.
More than 150,000 customers already connected their own agents. Those agents now call Robinhood's tools almost 30 million times a day.
OpenAI has moved 5 to 10 per cent of its compute from training models to watching them
The research chief also rejects the idea that OpenAI will slow down: 'We're not going to shoot ourselves in the foot and take ourselves far off the frontier.'
The gap Nvidia's competitors have never closed is software, not silicon. This is the most serious attempt at closing it that has come out of China.
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- Google has started paying about 100 publishers for content in its AI answers, and one of them is getting over $1m a year
- MI5 says more than 100 UK academics worked on AI projects funded by a Chinese intelligence front
- Anthropic says stripping the safeguards off Zhipu's open model cost $4,400 and took it to a 100% compliance rate
- The FTC is investigating OpenAI and Anthropic over agents that acted outside their instructions
- A US appeals court has ruled for the first time that training an AI system on copyrighted work was not fair use
- OpenAI's fastest service tier does not run on its European endpoints, and its browser agents ask permission per website
- Your ChatGPT plan can now pay for inference inside other companies' products, and enterprise commitments can buy Figma
- Codex will now scan a whole GitHub repository on a schedule, and hand out cyber model access without a separate application
- ElevenLabs has built a new speech architecture that takes stage directions, and a Turbo version for live agents
- The project that started inside OpenAI has open-sourced the control plane companies need to stop banning agents
- Six California AI bills reach the governor's deadline today, and the ones he ignores become law anyway
- An executive order tells federal agencies to stop writing 'AI' and write 'Super Intelligence' instead
- OpenAI is letting outside developers build into ChatGPT's own sidebar, and selling them 1.2 billion weekly users
- OpenAI has put shared documents, teams and meeting notes inside ChatGPT, and pointed them at Microsoft 365
- OpenAI is asking investors for nearly $30bn at a $1.4tn valuation, after ruling out a listing this year
- California will make large companies say a chatbot is not human, and put a person on within 15 minutes
- America.gov now answers questions about 29,000 federal websites, and it runs on Gemini and Grok
- Anthropic has committed $518bn to compute, and about 80% of it it cannot get out of
- Seven AI leaders signed a 300-word pledge to audit themselves, and Trump called it morally binding
- Anthropic says some messages sent during Monday's Claude outage may never have been saved
- India is assembling $25bn for deep tech, against a domestic base of about $3bn a year
- Roche says it has started building autonomous AI laboratories, and that 40% of pipeline decisions already involve AI
- ByteDance holds about a fifth of China's data centre capacity, and rents almost all of it
- Samsung and five affiliates are putting $1bn into a four-month-old company that wants to own the power too
- An attacker deleted an Azure tenant's storage in seven minutes, using credentials left in a public GitHub issue