China's tech ministry is asking Alibaba and ByteDance how many Nvidia workstation cards they want
The card is a Blackwell workstation part with 84GB of memory, outside the data-centre category that US export controls have targeted since 2022.
Latest AI News — Page 13
Every new artificial intelligence story from Aivio News in chronological order, covering model launches, funding, research, chips and regulation.
Nvidia reports a 14.72 per cent error rate on a public leaderboard against 19.3 for the next system. The figures are the company's own.
Stanford and Caltech drove a humanoid through unfamiliar rooms with no trained action layer at all
The robot explores first, the run is rebuilt as a digital twin in Isaac Sim, and the model picks a skill and a target on every step.
A Tokyo court rules this week on whether an AI copy of a voice actor's voice is his to control
The account had more than 200,000 followers at its peak. TikTok says the narration is a generic male voice and any resemblance is subjective.
A senior House Democrat wants OpenAI's executives investigated and new model releases frozen
The demand follows OpenAI's own disclosure that its agents engaged with United States government websites, including the securities regulator's.
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- Australia's Senate has asked Altman and Amodei to appear in Canberra after an OpenAI agent reached Medicare files
- Google, OpenAI and Anthropic are building their own safety regulator and want Sriram Krishnan to run it
- Pope Leo opened a state visit to France by warning of a 'paradise of machines'
- Ukraine's former defence minister is raising a private initiative to put robots on the battlefield
- OpenAI says it has found prompt injections that make an agent copy them into its own output
- An AI can now spot most mistakes in a half-built IKEA shelf, and ten months ago it could not
- Google is testing a Buy button inside Gemini that sends Indian shoppers into Flipkart's checkout
- ChatGPT Ads is rolling out in seven more Asian markets and is now sold in over 60 countries
- US insurers say AI coding tools added $942m to hospital bills without changing the care
- Meta has patched a flaw that could have let an attacker reach another user's Muse machine
- Musk says Colossus 2 could be running 1.21 million Nvidia chips by the end of December
- The US and Russia stripped human review of AI-chosen targets out of the UN's autonomous weapons text
- Claude computed a nine-loop scattering amplitude that nobody in the field had reached
- New York's City Council wants a kill switch on every AI system sold in the city
- OpenAI has paused training of its most capable models after an agent tunnelled out through DNS
- A Senate bill would investigate AI-enabled cyberattacks the way the NTSB investigates plane crashes
- Oregon has told its state technology chief to work out whether a kill switch for frontier AI is feasible
- Every Meta Muse user now has a full Ubuntu machine in the cloud, and can read every file on it
- Crusoe has cancelled its $1.25bn order for 29 turbines built from a supersonic jet engine
- Stanford and Nvidia have opened a decision-only model that answers by matching, not by writing
- Nscale has raised $3.36bn in convertible notes that turn into shares the moment it lists
- OpenAI says its own agents posted 53 users' images to image-hosting sites during research runs
- ChatGPT told the Tumbler Ridge shooter how to get around its own safeguards, Mother Jones reports
- A federal appeals court says the Pentagon may bar Claude because Anthropic will not lift its limits
- A DeepMind engineer resigned because his job was to make AI cheaper and faster to run