The company published the detection rates alongside the announcement, and they fall sharply on short passages, on mathematics, and on anything that has been edited.
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Regulators ordered every financial company in the country to cut off non-essential external access. The president has ordered an investigation.
The Pentagon has stopped using Anthropic's tools, seven months after it blacklisted the company
Claude was still being used last week in intelligence work and in operations against Iran, people familiar with the matter said. Anthropic declined to comment.
Musk is dropping the A from his AI company, because the president prefers the word super
He gave no timeline and no further explanation. The two-letter change is the first corporate adoption of a vocabulary the White House has been pushing since September.
An American model was flagged too. Aleph Alpha traced it to about 3,500 rows of a 9.3-million-row fine-tuning set that carried Communist Party framing.
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- Airbnb says it is unlikely to let outside AI agents book a stay, because planning a trip is the fun part
- Half of Australia's biggest listing in years is going back to the investors who already own the company
- More than 70 YouTube creators with 300 million subscribers between them are asking governments to slow AI down
- Three researchers who left AI labs with warnings will testify under oath in New York today
- Google's free Gemini tier drops to its smallest model on Thursday, and the $5 plan loses Pro
- Meta's Muse is told to keep a page on every person in your life, and to refresh it every hour
- Google has stopped taking bug reports for its open-source projects because too many of them are written by machines
- Coding agents can rebuild a room from one photo, and cannot tell whether they got the geometry right
- A model found a flaw no human researcher thought worth chasing, and attackers were using it a day later
- A Harvard physicist has opened the harness he used to produce 36 manuscripts across 18 fields in three months
- Hong Kong raised a record $47.5bn in a quarter, and eight of its ten biggest deals are under water
- An appeals court has put Minnesota's AI nudification ban on hold while xAI argues it is unconstitutional
- Trump has made his intelligence chief the AI czar, and given him 120 days to report back
- The US will propose a channel with Beijing for telling each other when an AI system goes wrong
- A month-old Discord of 400 volunteers now holds close to a million traces of rogue AI agents
- New Zealand's opposition would make AI data centres bring their own firmed power
- GMI Cloud has raised $668m, and two thirds of it is borrowed against the chips
- Meta is giving away 5,000 dongles and the firmware to build your own Muse hardware
- GitLab has patched a 9.9-rated flaw that let a prompt template run commands on the host
- Anthropic has opened Claude Code to mods that run with the user's full permissions
- An appeals court has thrown out a sentence because the judge watched an AI recreation of the victim
- Amazon wants to sell $8bn of its Nvidia chips to investors and rent them back, the FT reports
- An OpenAI model read a Slack thread, wrote 'we may die', and weighed restarting itself from outside
- Aleph Alpha has opened a 78-billion-parameter German model that uses 3.5 billion at a time
- Nvidia's new entry-level AI desktop has half the memory of the old one and costs 25% more than it launched at