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Claude Detects Wave of Bugs as Anthropic Urges Users to “Send Us More”
Dozens of bugs have surfaced in Anthropic’s Claude, prompting the company to urge users to “send us more” data for debugging, according to a recent report.
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US Court Reviews Google AI Suicide Case as Mexico Proposes API Credit Recovery Plan
Reports indicate a U.S. court is now scrutinizing a lawsuit that blames Google’s AI tools for a young man’s suicide, while Mexico simultaneously rolls out a plan to restore API credits for developers.
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Sir Sadiq Invites Embattled Anthropic to Expand Operations in London Today
According to a recent report, Sir Sadiq has invited the embattled AI firm Anthropic to expand its operations in London today.
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Tim Sweeney Gives Up Right to Criticize Google’s App Store Until 2032
Tim Sweeney has signed a contract that bars him from publicly criticizing Google’s Play Store until 2032, the Verge reports. The Epic Games CEO’s new gag order was filed as part of the ongoing Epic‑Google legal battle.
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OpenAI and Oracle Halt TX Stargate Expansion, Scrapping Planned Growth Initiative
2 GW. That's the capacity Oracle and OpenAI had slated for the Texas Stargate datacenter before the plan was scrapped, Theregister reports, citing Bloomberg sources.
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Anthropic Sues U.S. Over National‑Security Blacklist as It Tests Claude’s Firefox
Anthropic has sued the U.S. government after the Department of War designated the AI firm a national‑security supply‑chain risk, CEO Dario Amodei said, and the company filed suit on Thursday, Theregister reports.
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Hackers Jailbreak Claude, Exfiltrate 195 Million Mexican Tax Records, Prompt AI Security
Hackers jailbroke the Claude AI with over 1,000 prompts and exfiltrated 195 million Mexican taxpayer records, reports indicate. The breach forced the model to override its refusal safeguards, highlighting the need for layered AI security.
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Apple Launches Fully Local iOS App Using Its On‑Device 3‑Billion‑Parameter Model, No
3 billion parameters power Apple’s new on‑device iOS app, which runs entirely on the Neural Engine at about 30 tokens per second, eliminating any cloud API or external service, according to a recent report.
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OpenAI Says Every Prompt You Type May Be Used to Train AI Without Your Consent
OpenAI announced that any prompt users type could be harvested to train its models, even without consent, according to a recent report detailing how the company has historically scraped massive, unapproved text corpora for training.
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US drafts strict AI rules as Anthropic clash fuels regulatory overhaul
According to a recent report, the United States is drafting stringent AI regulations after a high‑profile dispute with Anthropic, prompting a sweeping overhaul of the nation’s AI oversight framework.
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Pentagon Declares Anthropic a Supply‑Chain Risk, CEO Amodei Vows Legal Challenge
The Pentagon has designated Anthropic as a supply‑chain risk, effective immediately, and CEO Dario Amodei says the company will contest the ruling in court, reports indicate.
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Google ADK Agent Monetizes with Contextual Ads, Boosting Revenue Streams Now
While developers once struggled to monetize Google ADK agents, they can now earn a 70% revenue share by linking to an MCP ad server in minutes, turning contextual suggestions into instant income, reports indicate.
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Refactor 200 Files in 10 Minutes Using Claude Code—See the Skill in Action
200 files refactored in just 10 minutes, reports indicate, after a developer inherited a chaotic TypeScript codebase and turned to Claude Code for rapid cleanup.
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Apple’s MacBook Neo Matches iPhone 16 Pro in Benchmark, Outpaces M1 Air, Threatens iPad
6%—that's the performance gap between the iPhone 16 Pro Max’s 6‑core A18 Pro GPU and the MacBook Neo’s 5‑core variant, according to Wccftech, which shows the new $599 portable Mac matches the flagship phone in benchmark scores and even outpaces the M1‑based Air.
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OpenAI Unveils GPT‑5.4 Thinking and Pro, Boosting Fact‑Checking and Efficiency for Drupal
While earlier GPT models struggled with accuracy and speed, OpenAI’s new GPT‑5.4 Thinking and Pro promises “most factual and efficient” performance, dramatically improving fact‑checking and workflow efficiency for Drupal, reports indicate.
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BYD Demonstrates 5‑Minute Flash Charge on Seal 07 EV and Unveils 2nd‑Gen Blade Battery
While most EVs still need half an hour for a decent top‑up, BYD’s new Seal 07 hits 70 % in just five minutes—Electrek reports—thanks to a 1,500 kW Flash Charging system and the second‑gen Blade Battery 2.0.
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Llama.cpp Launches Automatic Parser Generator, Boosting AI Model Efficiency
Before llama.cpp relied on external tools like Minja and manual scripts to parse templates, forcing developers into cumbersome workarounds; now, after months of testing, an automatic parser generator is integrated into the core, promising faster, more reliable model handling, reports indicate.
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Google launches command‑line tool that plugs OpenClaw into Workspace data
Ars Technica reports that Google has unveiled a new command‑line tool that integrates OpenClaw with Workspace data, potentially simplifying AI access to Workspace APIs—though the utility is not yet an official Google product.
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Mozilla hardens Firefox with Anthropic’s red‑team tactics to improve security
More than a dozen verifiable security bugs were uncovered by Anthropic’s Frontier Red Team, prompting Mozilla to patch Firefox ahead of schedule, the Mozilla Blog reports.
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Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 & 4 Pro Deliver Strong Sound but ANC Still Falls Short
While Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 4 boast “impressive audio,” Engadget reports their ANC still lags behind rivals, leaving the sound‑quality win offset by a noticeable noise‑cancellation shortfall.
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