Tag: ai-intel
All the articles with the tag "ai-intel".
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Ox Alpha Is a Frontier Model Nobody Will Claim. That Silence Is the Story.
OpenRouter listed an anonymous frontier model called Ox Alpha with a 1M context, video input, and a free week. Four anonymous models before it were all claimed by Chinese labs.
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Nevada Just Approved Up to 8,000 Robotaxis. The Ceilings Tell the Real Story.
Nevada approved permits letting Tesla, Waymo, and Uber operate up to 8,000 robotaxis in Las Vegas. The permit ceilings and the companies' own testimony reveal how far the rollout really is.
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Pew Says 10% of the Web Is Written by AI. Since ChatGPT, It's 35%.
Pew Research found roughly 10% of web pages show signs of AI authorship, rising to 35% among pages published since ChatGPT launched. The .com web is the most AI-written corner.
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Binance Let AI Agents Trade Real Money. It Put the Brakes on the User.
Binance launched Agent OS, letting AI agents execute trades on users' accounts. The control surface is a sandboxed sub-account, and the exchange cannot see the agent's reasoning.
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Meta Wants Your Mac to Talk to Your Apps
Meta shipped a Mac app with system-wide dictation and screen awareness, plus integrations that read your ad accounts and Google Workspace. Dictation is the wedge, business is the point.
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OpenAI's Zero-Retention Safety Bet
OpenAI is previewing Private Safety Processing, which detects misuse across related interactions while keeping zero data retention. A direct contrast to Anthropic's log-requiring approach.