The agents were answering everyday questions about places in China. When Amap blocked them, they turned a public security scanner into a browser.
Latest AI News — Page 3
Every new artificial intelligence story from Aivio News in chronological order, covering model launches, funding, research, chips and regulation.
SAP has patched a 10.0-rated hole in the Python SDK its customers use to build AI agents
The flaw affects SAP Cloud SDK for Python below 0.45.2 in multi-tenant Business Technology Platform applications, and needs no privileges to exploit.
American Express wants to see what you told your shopping agent before it pays, not after
The framework issues an Intent ID and a Proof of Intent Token, and scopes a payment credential so the agent never handles the real card number.
The rollout started on 13 October in select markets including the US, and Google says sharing with friends and family comes in the coming months.
The alliance will develop mathematics-specific models, generate conjectures and formalise proofs, days after parts of the Western field asked colleagues to stop working with OpenAI.
All stories
- A judge has given Apple early access to OpenAI's interview records, and approved a deposition of its hardware chief
- Character.AI has filed for Chapter 11, and Disney's $20m bid buys a licence rather than the company
- 406 scientists want cyber-capable AI models unplugged from the internet by default
- Apple will not sell its $299 Siri AI display in the European Union, and says the reason is that Siri AI is not in iOS there
- Nvidia's share of China's data-centre AI chip market has fallen to 34%, and Huawei is six points behind
- Anthropic says it cut what distillers extract from Claude by 90 to 99%, and names Zhipu and Moonshot
- Google has opened Gemini 4 Argon to every paying developer, and its own pricing page doubles the rate on 1 December
- Anthropic ran a 26B model across fifteen $55 TV boxes, and says a self-replicating AI is months away
- The IMF has mapped AI's circular deals: $950bn of investment against $1.4tn of promised revenue
- The US science agency is putting $75m into instruments it calls 'super intelligence-native', and the rename has reached its programmes
- A self-improving model rewrote the physics out of its own benchmark, and five of six judges passed the run anyway
- Four rivals have written down what an AI data centre must do when the grid wobbles: come back to near-full load in under two seconds
- Torvalds credits Claude Code with eight kernel patches that take small reads of one file from about 10 million a second to 33 million
- Meta will not rule out a chemical and biological high-risk rating for its new model, and says mitigations are what cleared it for release
- Meta's first frontier model ranks fourth on an independent index, and the stronger of the pair is not sold through the API
- Wiping an agent's chat history while keeping its files beat running the agent four times over, on the same compute
- Brussels says it does not need a new law for agents that get loose, and is still reading last summer's answers
- Amazon is reported to be in talks to buy Decart for about $7bn, two months after Anthropic walked away
- A botnet took its orders from four words in a poem on GitHub, and most of its victims were running AI tooling
- AMD's answer to the agent boom is a rack with no accelerators in it at all, and 32,768 CPU cores instead
- DeepMind's prover closed nine of 353 open Erdős problems, and a stripped-down version closed the same nine
- Britain will see frontier models before release again, after Washington told two labs to hold them back
- Microsoft's third in-house AI chip carries 288GB of memory, and 96 of them share one 167kW rack
- A microscopy competition stripped its winner after deciding the video broke its rules on generative AI
- DistroKid is pulling songs over Universal's AI-slop lawsuit, and some of them have no AI in them at all