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Zhixingdongxi (WeChat Official Account: zhidxcom) Compilation | Huang Fei Editing | Jiang Yu According to Zhixingdongxi on November 12, Google announced the launch of the Gemini Decisions API, which can be called using the newly released Gemini Decision 1 model. Unlike traditional generative models, Gemini Decision 1 can directly evaluate input content and make judgments on up to 1,000 pre-defined questions at once. This model supports multiple modalities,

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Photograph of a man looking at his phone with an exaggerated expression of disgust. AI slop has become practically inescapable on social media, with low-rent and at-times terrifying AI-generated videos drowning out human creators across platforms. Even the vertical video darling TikTok has fallen victim. According to a new report by San Francisco-based video editing company Kapwing, almost 60 percent of videos being served to new users on the app’s algorit

Everything about Artificial Intelligence see more Meta launched on Thursday (15) the Muse Spark Open, an open-weight artificial intelligence (AI) model designed for complex programming and reasoning tasks, as well as for the execution of activities by AI agents. The release stands out because it has been optimized to run directly on Apple computers, in collaboration between two companies that have historically competed for space in the technology sector.Ac

There’s a moment in any foray into new technological territory when you realize you may have embarked on a Sisyphean task. Staring at the multitude of options available to take on the project, you research your options, read the documentation, and start to work—only to find that actually just defining the problem may be more work than finding the actual solution. Reader, this is where I found myself two weeks into this adventure in machine learning. I fami

From prototype to productionThe timing signals a broader inflexion point. According to Deloitte’s 2026 Tech Trends report, physical AI has begun “shifting from a research timeline to an industrial one,” with simulation platforms and synthetic data generation compressing iteration cycles before real-world deployment.The transition is being driven less by technological breakthroughs than by economic necessity. Advanced economies face a stark reality: demand

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Shutterstock Earlier this year, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella proudly touted his company’s $7.3 billion Fairwater data center in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, as the “world’s most powerful AI data center,” connecting “hundreds of thousands” of power-hungry chips “into a single seamless cluster.” However, local residents aren’t even remotely as enthusiastic about the facility cropping up in their neighborho

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Shutterstock While Wall Street was fast asleep, a Chinese-made large language model quietly leapfrogged 16 other models to become number one on the AI charts. The model is called Kimi-K3, developed by Beijing-based firm Moonshot AI. On Thursday, the AI benchmark platform Arena.ai announced that Kimi had gone from number 17 in the “Frontend Code Arena” — a measure of an LLM’s ability to perform multi-s

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Shutterstock A Florida man is suing OpenAI over ChatGPT-generated medical advice, alleging that its flagship chatbot failed to recognize early signs of a medical crisis and nearly caused his death. Brought by Scott Winters, a 55-year-old pastor and real estate professional, the lawsuit, which accuses OpenAI of negligence and of engaging in the “unauthorized practice of medicine,” is the first known ca

Published on August 14, 2026 at 12:34 PM Comment 0 𝕏 Print © Anthropic Anthropic announced the introduction of a labeling system to flag content modified or generated by one of its AI models. It did not take long for services on the Internet claiming to be able to circumvent it to proliferate. However, it is best to be wary of them. Anthropic recently announced the introduction of a labeling system applied to certain of its AI models, such as Claude Code,

Published on September 1, 2026 at 08:01 Comment 1 𝕏 Print Conceptual view of the data center commissioned from Bull © LUMI-AI and Nordic Architects Europe has just commissioned from Bull an AI supercomputer worth €387.8 million for Finland. Just five months after moving under public ownership, the former flagship of Atos is filling its order book faster than Bercy issues its press releases. Bull, you may have filed it away in the same drawer as the Minitel

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Google says the new AI search feature, which appears at the top of the results page, will include multiple videos, along with an AI summary of each. You can tap the video thumbnails to begin playing them right from the carousel. The summary is intended to extract the information most relevant to your search query, so you may not even have to watch the videos. The AI results carousel is only a test right now, and it’s limited to YouTube Premium subscribers.

Google previously said it would bring Veo video tools to YouTube Shorts, which use a vertical video format like TikTok. The release of Veo 3.1 probably opens the door to fulfilling that promise. You can bet Veo videos will show up more frequently on TikTok as well now that it fits the format. This release also keeps Google in its race with OpenAI, which recently released a Sora iPhone app with an impressive new version of its video-generating AI.

At this point, we’ve all heard plenty of stories about AI chatbots leading users to harmful actions, harmful beliefs, or simply incorrect information. Despite the prevalence of these stories, though, it’s hard to know just how often users are being manipulated. Are these tales of AI harms anecdotal outliers or signs of a frighteningly common problem? Anthropic took a stab at answering that question this week, releasing a paper studying the potential for wh

Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Email Share this article 33 Join the conversation Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Anthropic's Frontier Red Team has demonstrated two components of a potential AI-powered worm that, if key issues with the practical implementation are resolved, could spread across consumer devices including inexpensive Android TV boxes and smart appliances, hypothetically w

Published on October 20, 2026 at 11:35 Comment 1 𝕏 Print © Deepseek The United States has ordered its civilian agencies to stop using DeepSeek. A decision targeting China, which is accused of surveilling Americans, or even of having hidden “malware” in this chatbot. On Monday, October 19, a measure from U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin was published. It prohibits the country’s civilian agencies from buying and using DeepSeek products.A

Amazon is betting that many Ring customers will also want an AI-powered security drone and robot patrolling their homes or offices. But the company’s upcoming Ring Robotic products are also certain to intensify privacy concerns previously raised around a prior Amazon attempt to popularize a flying security camera. The Ring Rover Cam and Ring Drone Cam are expected to reach customers starting at the end of 2026 and in early 2027, respectively, according to

Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images Tech companies threw their lot in with Donald Trump, and now, following a blue tsunami, they’re poised to pay the price. If it wasn’t already clear before the first vote was cast, it’s now undeniable that these midterm elections were in no small part a referendum on Big Tech. A preponderance of Democratic candidates for congress, the senate, and state governorship supported some form of data center moratorium. Across ten states,