No price, no named employees, no statement from Apple. The Digital Markets Act is the reason the public knows about the deal at all.
Latest AI News — Page 4
Every new artificial intelligence story from Aivio News in chronological order, covering model launches, funding, research, chips and regulation.
Passing qualification is not a supply contract. Volumes, contract sizes and mass-production timing are all unconfirmed, the paper says itself.
China's CXMT says it will put a denser DRAM cell into server memory before the end of the year
Nobody has commercialised the denser cell at scale. CXMT holds about a tenth of the DRAM market and says it will try first, in servers.
Developers are using AI all day and trusting it only where they can check the answer
Nearly a third of daily users spend more than four hours a day with these tools. Only 16% extend trust past the tasks they can check.
Frontier models went from the network perimeter to inside a plant's controls in just over 16 minutes
Booz Allen will not say which models it tested. It says no single safeguard in its lab consistently stopped them from reaching the objective.
All stories
- PC shipments fell by a fifth, and memory is now nearly 40% of what a computer costs to build
- Odyssey has opened its new world model to the public, and its record physics score was the best of eight tries
- About 2,100 servers were publishing their GPU telemetry to anyone who asked, and none of them required a password
- Microsoft's chief executive wants frontier models treated as insider risks, with an emergency brake anyone authorised can pull
- Agent teams cost up to 5.1 times as much as one agent, and beat it in only one of four comparisons
- Epoch gave two frontier agents 3,000 GPU-hours to invent a training method, and both overstated what they got
- Apple has cut iPhone 18 Pro component orders, and the chain of causes runs back to AI data centres
- Ten minutes with a chatbot made people give up sooner once it was taken away, a trial of 1,222 people found
- A startup out of six years of stealth says its 9.5mm relay opens in 50 microseconds, and AI data centres are the market
- Google has stopped selling Gemini Code Assist, and tells buyers to get Antigravity with a Gemini Enterprise seat
- Perplexity's two new search models share one embedding space, so the small one can query the big one's index
- Liquid AI's 3B classifier answers in 16 milliseconds on a Jetson, and its weights are downloadable
- A data lab will spend $1bn buying the records of how companies actually work, and pay over $1m for the rarest
- The US government's new LLM contract clause wants to be told when a foreign law changes a model's answers
- A frozen Claude Opus 5 cleared every public ARC-AGI-3 game using 44% of the actions a human needed
- Oxide has raised $445m because it cannot build racks fast enough, and says it paid income tax in the spring
- Cloudflare's decision model now reads audio and video, and the cheap tier fell to $0.038 with a smaller window
- Microsoft's first decision model is a post-trained Qwen, costs $0.042 a million input tokens and charges nothing for output
- An OpenAI grader could not find its input files, so it tried to wreck its own sandbox in the hope of being given a new one
- Seven data centre companies told the Senate what paying their full costs means, and it stops at the shared grid
- The White House says reporting an AI incident is no longer optional, and has not said what happens if a lab stays quiet
- Stacking world models into a hierarchy took a maze-navigation success rate from 18% to 73%, using less planning compute
- Anthropic's agents can now write their own orchestration programs, and the published limit is 64 at a time rather than a thousand
- TypeSafe AI has raised $870m at a $7.5bn valuation, three and a half weeks after shipping a model that does not write anything
- India has told every social platform to label manipulated content, in an advisory it did not publish and whose legal basis it did not state