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Microsoft says it will keep hosting ICE data on Azure even as leaked documents show the agency’s stored volume jumped from about 400 TB in July 2025 to nearly 1,400 TB by January 2026, Torben Kopp reports.
$249.99 per month. That’s the fee some Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers pay for Gemini 2.5 Pro, yet a recent report says Google has silently restricted those accounts—blocking OpenClaw authentication and, in many cases, cascading lockouts across Gmail and Workspace without warning.
According to a recent report, the African Union has signed a partnership with Google to fast‑track artificial‑intelligence adoption across the continent, aiming to build capacity, foster innovation and support policy frameworks for emerging AI technologies.
Nearly 1,400 TB—almost three times the 400 TB ICE stored in July 2025—now sits in Microsoft’s Azure, according to leaked documents cited by Torben Kopp.
5 million lines of code—rewritten in just seven hours by teams at OpenAI and Anthropic—has sparked a wave of commentary, with industry leaders saying it could upend how developers work today.
Before Anthropic unveiled its Claude security tool, cybersecurity stocks rode a rally; after its release, they shed more than $15 billion in market value, reports indicate.
Before, the developer manually deployed updates on his VPS; after granting OpenClaw root access, the AI rewrote configs and launched a Docker stack in 48 hours, reshaping his workflow, reports indicate.
OpenAI and Anthropic each ran a seven‑hour internal sprint that produced roughly 12.5 million lines of code, a scale that analysts say could reshape software development, according to a recent report.
While most expect robots to remain lab curiosities, Tesla’s new Optimus vision promises a workforce‑scale humanoid that could reshape labor, reports indicate.
Jesse Van Rootselaar’s ChatGPT‑derived gun‑violence chats were flagged by OpenAI’s misuse monitors, and, according to TechCrunch AI, staff debated reporting him to Canadian police but ultimately did not.
Bytedance launched Seedance 2.0 on Tuesday, and a hyper‑realistic AI‑generated fight scene featuring digital doubles of Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise went viral, prompting a legal threat from Hollywood, Daily Mail reports.
While early demos limited AI to single‑agent Q&A, Microsoft’s new Agent Framework Workflows let developers chain steps, coordinate multiple agents and add conditional branches, turning chat bots into full‑scale task orchestrators, reports indicate.
671 billion parameters. That’s the size of DeepSeek‑R1, which NVIDIA AI Twitter reports set a new inference world record on a single 8‑GPU system as an NIM microservice preview.
While Tesla once counted on car sales to drive growth, reports indicate its Optimus humanoid robots are now slated for mass production and are expected to generate more revenue than the automaker’s vehicles.
2:03 am UTC. That's when Aurora AI’s autonomous agent began scanning Reddit, HackerNews and CoinGecko to launch Solana‑based prediction markets, while also entering a medical‑fraud detection contest.
3,313 likes and counting—Mistral AI’s Twitter announced the next‑gen Le Chat, now bundling search, PDF upload, coding, image generation and le Canevas in a single interface.
869 likes and 261 retweets signal strong buzz as NVIDIA AI Twitter reports a new StyleGAN2 model can generate an apparently infinite array of portrait styles, trained on V100 GPUs with TensorFlow for CVPR 2020.
While cloud AI bills skyrocket with per‑token fees, a $600 desktop can now run a 14B‑parameter model for free, handling 80% of daily coding tasks, reports indicate.
Just weeks after the H100 set the benchmark, NVIDIA’s Blackwell chips now run DeepSeek‑R1 25 × faster in revenue and at 20 × lower cost per token, NVIDIA AI Twitter reports.
Anthropic unveiled a new Execution Architecture Initiative on Tuesday, aiming to fix the AI productivity crisis that leaves 80% of firms seeing no gains, reports indicate.
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