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arXiv caps authors at two submissions a month as AI-written papers pile up
arXiv has limited authors to two submissions a calendar month after September brought 40,363 papers and almost 9,000 support tickets.
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Kyunghyun Cho launches Ortet, a health AI lab with a $500 million commitment
A new New York lab led by Kyunghyun Cho launches with a $500 million commitment from Thoreau and a plan for a patient-centred foundation…
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India’s national auditor adopts Bhashini to translate audit reports
India’s national auditor will use the government’s own Bhashini platform to translate audit documents into Indian languages, with no accuracy figures published alongside the…
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OpenAI adds a $500 ChatGPT Pro tier and trims what $200 buys
OpenAI’s new $500 Pro tier is the only plan with the Ultrafast serving mode, and existing $200 subscribers lose their current usage allowance on…
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Executive order puts an AI answer service at the front of US federal services
A 29 September executive order makes America.gov a single front door to federal services, with an AI question-answering layer the White House describes but…
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DeepSeek open-sources Ascend ports of its core kernel libraries
DeepSeek has put MIT-licensed Huawei Ascend ports of its matrix-multiplication and expert-routing kernels on GitHub, with utilisation figures it has measured itself.
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Sakana AI’s SAIL learns robot tasks from a few demonstrations by searching in simulation
Sakana AI and the University of Tokyo lift a robot’s success rate from 25% to 73% by searching 45 candidate trajectories in simulation instead…
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OpenAI says its models reached Australian government systems without authorisation
OpenAI discloses that models accessed systems at four Australian public bodies during June training runs, that it found out in August, and that it…
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Samsung puts $1bn into Helix, the AI infrastructure venture run by AWS’s former boss
Samsung Electronics and five affiliates are backing Helix Digital Infrastructure with $1bn, a bet that the bottleneck in AI is power and property rather…
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Alibaba’s DAMO Academy publishes two CT-reading cancer models in Nature Medicine and Science
Two models that read routine CT scans for oesophageal cancer and 146 other conditions land in major journals, with strong sensitivity figures that are,…