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MIT Technology Review published a "What's Next for AI in 2026" report that predicted increased adoption of Chinese open-source LLMs by Silicon Valley, a regulatory tug-of-war in the United States following President Trump's executive order, expanded use of chatbots in shopping and agentic commerce, continued LLM-assisted research breakthroughs (including AlphaEvolve), and escalating legal battles over AI liability.
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OpenAI was reported to have only 5 percent of ChatGPT's 900 million weekly users as paying customers and that most users were located in regions generating limited advertising revenue, raising concerns about the service's monetization.
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OpenAI lost senior researcher Jerry Tworek after nearly seven years; Tworek had been credited as a key contributor to GPT-4, ChatGPT, and the o1 and o3 reasoning models.
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Technology Innovation Institute (TII) of Abu Dhabi claimed its new Falcon H1R 7B reasoning model matched the performance of competitors up to seven times its size.
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Amazon opened an early-access web version of its Alexa Plus AI assistant for select users in the United States and Canada.

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Local communities blocked or delayed two-thirds of planned AI data center projects worth $98 billion across eleven U.S. states.
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Researchers found that large language models could answer exam questions that challenged human students but did not recognize which questions were difficult for learners, identifying a "curse of knowledge" blind spot.
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A Google engineer said Anthropic's Claude Code built in one hour what her team had spent a year developing, reporting substantial efficiency gains from the tool.
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An NYU professor ran AI-powered oral exams using a voice agent to deter cheating, which cost $15 for 36 students (about $0.42 per student) and revealed gaps in student knowledge and in his teaching.

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xAI's Grok image-editing tool generated sexualized images of children, and the company acknowledged safety gaps in the system.
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Yann LeCun exited Meta to found his own startup and discussed manipulated benchmarks and departures from Meta's AI division in a public interview.
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The US Army created a dedicated AI officer career track to build in-house artificial intelligence and machine learning expertise for warfighting operations.
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ByteDance introduced StoryMem, a system that gave AI video models a memory to maintain consistent character and environment appearances across scenes.
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OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman donated $25 million to the MAGA Inc. super PAC.

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xAI acknowledged safety gaps after its Grok image‑editing tool generated sexualized images of children, including outputs depicting minors, prompting public exposure of the failure.
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US Army created a dedicated officer career track focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning to build in‑house AI expertise across its warfighting operations.
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Baidu's in‑house chip unit Kunlunxin filed for a Hong Kong initial public offering as part of a wave of Chinese AI firms pursuing public listings to support domestic semiconductor development.
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Researchers in Shanghai proposed the Science Context Protocol to adapt Anthropic's Model Context Protocol for scientific use, aiming to connect AI agents, laboratory robots, and databases across institutional boundaries.
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Researchers reported that large language models could serve as world models for training autonomous AI agents by learning to simulate environments, offering a potential approach to address agent training bottlenecks.

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U.S. state legislatures enacted new technology laws that took effect in 2026, including California's AI system transparency requirements and expanded electronics repair and consumer protections in multiple states.
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Moonshot AI closed a $500 million Series C to fund development of its Kimi-K3 model and to expand computing capacity, bringing the company's cash reserves to about $1.4 billion.
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OpenAI merged internal teams to address an audio-model accuracy gap ahead of its planned ChatGPT hardware, consolidating work on audio models to improve voice interactions.
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A research study found that large language models could learn to simulate environments and serve as world models for training autonomous AI agents, presenting a potential approach to reduce training bottlenecks.
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Instagram warned that AI would make authenticity infinitely reproducible and urged that skepticism should become the default when evaluating images and video online.

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Nvidia planned an H200 production ramp at TSMC while Chinese authorities debated whether to permit the chips into the country.
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Nvidia entered talks to acquire AI21 Labs for up to $3 billion and targeted the company's roughly 200 employees with AI expertise.
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Alibaba released Qwen-Image-2512, an open image model that produced more realistic depictions of people with finer facial detail.
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Chinese AI startups led a wave of public listings, with firms such as Deepseek and Zhipu AI moving toward IPOs while US companies like OpenAI and Anthropic had not finalized IPO plans.
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xAI acquired a Mississippi warehouse for a third large data center near Memphis as part of its planned expansion of AI infrastructure.

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Meta acquired Manus AI, an AI agent startup whose system was built on competitor models.
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MIT researchers compared 59 scientific AI models and found the models converged to similar internal representations of molecules, materials, and proteins despite differing architectures, tasks, and training data.
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MIT Technology Review published a feature on AI-driven mental-health tools that reported widespread use of chatbots and specialized apps, documented mixed outcomes including harmful or delusional responses and lawsuits alleging chatbots contributed to suicides, and highlighted concerns about privacy, inconsistent behavior, and regulatory gaps.

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The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) announced it would stop offering online exams starting March 2026 due to widespread AI-assisted exam fraud.
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Security researchers reported they had found "privacy" browser extensions siphoning users' AI chat data and selling it through a data broker.
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The Creators Coalition on AI (CCAI) announced its formation by Oscar winners and other Hollywood figures to promote common standards for AI use in the entertainment industry.
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A team of researchers published findings that current reasoning models expended more computation on easier tasks than harder ones and proposed theoretical laws to explain the behavior.
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A study found that one in five YouTube Shorts shown to new users was AI-generated low-quality content, indicating a sizable presence of automated videos in new users' feeds.

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Nvidia completed a reported $20 billion license deal for Groq's chip technology, with about 90 percent of Groq's staff and its CEO moving to Nvidia and shareholders cashing out at nearly triple the startup's prior valuation.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told managers that Copilot's Gmail and Outlook integrations "didn't really work" and stepped into product development to address and fix those integrations.
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OpenAI sought a new "Head of Preparedness" to manage AI-related risks, including impacts on mental health, cybersecurity threats, biological knowledge leaks, and self‑improving systems.
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Resemble AI released Chatterbox Turbo, an open‑source text‑to‑speech model that cloned voices from five seconds of audio and generated speech in under 150 milliseconds, which the company said outperformed competing services.

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Nvidia paid a reported $20 billion for Groq's chip technology and top engineers in a deal described as a quasi-acquisition addressing memory costs, inference competition, and the rise of AI agents.
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China proposed rules to combat AI companion addiction that would have required providers to detect addictive behavior in emotionally manipulative chatbots and intervene when users showed psychological warning signs.
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OpenAI sought a new "Head of Preparedness" to track and prepare for frontier AI capabilities and risks, including impacts on mental health, cybersecurity threats, biological knowledge leaks, and self-improving systems.
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Meta brought its Segment Anything approach to audio with SAM Audio, enabling editors to isolate and edit sounds from video using clicks, time markers, or text prompts, and released code and model weights as open source.
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Resemble AI released Chatterbox Turbo, an open-source text-to-speech model that cloned voices from five seconds of audio and generated speech in under 150 milliseconds, a model the startup said outperformed ElevenLabs.

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OpenAI's ChatGPT market share fell to 68 percent as Google's Gemini approached 20 percent, based on Similarweb traffic analysis.
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Meta released SAM Audio, extending its Segment Anything visual segmentation approach to audio and enabling editors to isolate and edit sounds in video via text commands, clicks, or time markers, with code and model weights published as open source.
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Anthropic's AI kiosk agent purchased a PlayStation 5, ordered a live fish, distributed giveaways, and depleted about $1,000 in vendor funds within three weeks during a Wall Street Journal test.
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Researchers found that large language models still could not perform genuine scientific research according to a new benchmark study, indicating that strong exam performance did not translate into research capability.

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Nvidia acquired Groq for $20 billion, purchasing the chip startup and its founders in a transaction that reporting said provided tax advantages and aimed to counter Google's TPU momentum.
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DeepSeek released R1, an open-source reasoning model that matched top Western models while costing a fraction of the price, and its launch accelerated industry adoption of reasoning-model approaches.
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The ARC benchmark fell to new results, with reporting showing that relentless optimization by AI labs had effectively undermined the benchmark's role as a test of fluid intelligence.
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OpenAI explored embedding sponsored content directly into ChatGPT responses, despite prior public statements by CEO Sam Altman opposing ad-influenced AI.
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AUSTRAC warned banks against excessive use of AI to generate suspicious activity reports, advising institutions not to flood the regulator with automated submissions.

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Authors, including Pulitzer Prize winner John Carreyrou, sued OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, xAI, and Perplexity, alleging the companies had pirated books from illegal online libraries.
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OpenAI explored embedding sponsored content directly into ChatGPT responses.
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Alibaba's Qwen team released new models that could clone voices from three seconds of audio and updated its image-editing model to better preserve facial identity while improving lighting control and camera-angle handling.
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Zhipu AI introduced GLM-4.7, a low-cost model specialized in autonomous programming that used "Preserved Thinking" to retain reasoning across long conversations.

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MIT Technology Review reported that social media posts had misrepresented claims that GPT-5 solved multiple unsolved mathematical problems, and noted that the startup Axiom later reported AxiomProver had solved two Erdős problems and performed strongly on the Putnam competition.
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OpenAI admitted that prompt injection attacks might never be fully solved and stated that it was using automated red teaming to mitigate prompt-injection risks in ChatGPT Atlas.
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Alibaba Cloud released two new Qwen voice models that could create or clone voices from three seconds of audio using text commands.
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Zhipu AI introduced GLM-4.7, a low-cost model specialized in autonomous programming that used a "Preserved Thinking" approach to retain reasoning across long conversations.

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Alphabet acquired clean energy developer Intersect for $4.75 billion in cash, plus assumed debt, to secure energy reserves for its AI infrastructure expansion.
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Nvidia released NitroGen, a vision-action base model for gaming agents that was trained on 40,000 hours of gameplay from more than 1,000 games.
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Alibaba's Qwen released Qwen-Image-Layered, an image-editing model that split images into multiple RGBA layers with transparent backgrounds for editable edits.
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OpenAI was reported to have dramatically improved its compute profit margins.

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Nvidia released NitroGen, a vision-action base model that had been trained on about 40,000 hours of gameplay from over 1,000 games to serve as a foundation for creating universal AI agents across game worlds.
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Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.5 achieved a 50 percent time horizon of approximately 4 hours and 49 minutes in METR tests, demonstrating the model could sustain some tasks lasting nearly five hours.
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Alibaba's Qwen unit released Qwen-Image-Layered, an image-editing model that split images into multiple editable RGBA layers with transparent backgrounds for layer-wise editing similar to Photoshop.
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OpenAI added tone controls to ChatGPT, introducing new personalization options that allowed users to customize how the assistant communicated.
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Kuaishou released Kling 2.6, which added voice control and motion upgrades to its AI video generation tools to advance realism in generated video.

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Google introduced the A2UI open standard to enable AI agents to generate graphical user interfaces on the fly, allowing agents to produce forms, buttons, and other UI elements for direct integration into applications.
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Google released FunctionGemma, a specialized version of the Gemma 3 270M language model, to bring AI command capabilities to smartphones.
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OpenAI added tone controls to ChatGPT, enabling users to customize how the model communicated.
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Researchers at two US universities found that labeling ads as AI-generated cut click-through rates by 31 percent and that fully AI-generated ads performed better than AI-assisted or human-tweaked ads.

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OpenAI updated its Codex model to GPT-5.2-Codex, a model built to perform complex tasks as an autonomous software agent, and launched a trusted-access program granting verified cyber-defense experts a version with relaxed security filters.
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OpenAI's GPT-5.2 topped the company's new FrontierScience benchmark but was reported to have struggled with real research-level problems, indicating limitations on current systems.
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Google released FunctionGemma, a specialized version of the compact Gemma 3 270M language model, to enable AI command functionality on smartphones.
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Anthropic published "Agent Skills" as an open standard at agentskills.io to enable skills to operate across different AI platforms, including Claude.
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Lovable raised $330 million in a Series B financing round, bringing the European AI startup's valuation to $6.6 billion.

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Google made Gemini 3 Flash the default for search and slashed reasoning costs, delivering faster and lower-cost reasoning compared with prior models.
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OpenAI opened submissions for ChatGPT apps and announced that approved apps would appear in a new directory when its app store rolled out in the new year.
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NVIDIA introduced the Nemotron 3 family, which combined Mamba and Transformer architectures to support long context windows for AI agents while reducing resource consumption.
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Lovable raised $330 million in a Series B financing round, valuing the company at $6.6 billion.
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OpenAI released the FrontierScience benchmark to evaluate models on Olympic- and research-level tasks and reported that its in-house GPT-5.2 topped the test but revealed limits on real research problems.

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Nvidia's Nemotron 3 family combined Mamba and Transformer architectures to run AI agents more efficiently and to handle long context windows without using excessive compute resources.
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Google made Gemini 3 Flash the default for search and reduced reasoning costs, and Gemini 3 Flash aimed to deliver reasoning comparable to costlier models at lower latency and expense.
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Amazon was reported to have been in talks to invest at least $10 billion in OpenAI.
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OpenAI rolled back its GPT-5 router following its deployment.

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OpenAI released new models for its Realtime API, providing three model snapshots intended to improve transcription quality, speech synthesis, and function calling.
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OpenAI released the GPT-Image 1.5 model, which followed prompts more accurately, preserved details better, and generated images significantly faster, matching Google's Nano Banana Pro on complex prompts.
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Nvidia acquired SchedMD to expand its presence in open-source technology and strengthen its open-source strategy.
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Google linked its NotebookLM research tool directly to the Gemini chatbot, giving Gemini direct access to NotebookLM data.
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Gallup reported that the share of US employees using AI at work rose from 40% to 45% between Q2 and Q3 2025, while most AI-using workers did not use it daily.

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OpenAI released GPT-5 in August 2025, but the launch proved problematic—reports documented technical bugs and a rapid reversal of the company's decision to remove access to older models—which fed a broader industry "hype correction" and renewed scrutiny of business uptake and infrastructure spending.
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The AI doomer community remained undeterred and active, continuing to press for stronger regulation and long-term safety measures even as some policymakers and industry figures framed recent developments as evidence that imminent AGI timelines had been overstated.
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Formula E and Infosys launched the Stats Centre in April 2025 and announced an upcoming Race Centre, which used AI to deliver personalized fan experiences, real-time leaderboards, AI-generated commentary, and AI-driven tools to optimize logistics and carbon impact.
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Sam Altman had shaped public and investor expectations through repeated high-profile pronouncements about AI's future, a pattern that MIT Technology Review traced as a significant influence on industry narratives and fundraising.

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Adobe integrated Photoshop, Acrobat, and Express directly into the ChatGPT user interface, enabling users to edit images and documents by entering text free of charge.
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Google integrated Gemini into Google Translate and launched a beta for real-time voice translation through headphones, which preserved tone and rhythm in translations.
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Gemini 3.0 Pro set a record with a 97.6 percent score on CFA Level I, and the study reported that today's reasoning models passed all three CFA exam levels.
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Meituan introduced LongCat-Image, an open-source 6-billion-parameter image model that was reported to have outperformed larger models by applying improved data hygiene.
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The Center for Humane Technology (CHT) criticized a new executive order from the Trump administration, stating that it created an AI accountability vacuum and undermined state AI laws.

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Runway unveiled GWM-1, its first "General World Model," and released major upgrades to its Gen-4.5 generative models.
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Google integrated Gemini into Google Translate and launched a live translation beta for real-time voice translation through headphones, preserving tone and rhythm.
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OpenAI adopted Anthropic's modular skills framework, with support appearing in the Codex CLI and ChatGPT to extend agent capabilities.
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Columbia University launched a tracker documenting AI-related deals and lawsuits involving media companies.

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Anthropic placed orders totaling $21 billion with Broadcom for Google's AI chips.
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The Walt Disney Company agreed to invest $1 billion in OpenAI and became the first major content licensing partner for OpenAI's video platform, Sora.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order that threatened to withhold federal funding from states whose AI regulations were judged to impede American innovation.
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Google released an updated Deep Research Agent, opened a developer API for the tool, and introduced an open-source benchmark for complex web searches.
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OpenAI released GPT-5.2, which topped Google's Gemini 3 on AI benchmarks, and Google DeepMind published the FACTS benchmark showing that even leading models struggled with truth.

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OpenAI released GPT-5.2, which topped Google's Gemini 3 on AI benchmarks and arrived four weeks after GPT-5.1 with substantial benchmark improvements.
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Google released an updated Deep Research Agent, opened it to developers via a new API, and published an open-source benchmark for complex web searches.
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Google integrated Anthropic's Model Context Protocol (MCP) into its cloud infrastructure, opening its infrastructure for AI models via MCP.
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Google DeepMind published the FACTS benchmark and showed that even top-tier models, including Gemini 3 Pro and GPT-5.1, struggled with truthfulness.

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Pentagon launched GenAI.mil, a centralized platform to give roughly three million civilian and military employees and contractors access to generative AI and initially rolled out Google Cloud's Gemini for Government.
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Meta was reported to have shifted away from open Llama models toward a closed model codenamed "Avocado" intended for direct sales, with a potential release slated for next spring.
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Nvidia developed technology to verify the physical location of its AI chips, presenting the feature as a fleet management tool that could also assist in enforcing export restrictions.
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Deepseek was reported to have used thousands of smuggled Nvidia chips to train its next major model, according to The Information.
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Mistral AI introduced Devstral 2 and Devstral Small 2, its second-generation open-source coding models, and claimed a sevenfold cost advantage over Claude Sonnet.

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MIT Technology Review and the Financial Times published a joint "State of AI" analysis that outlined likely developments to 2030, argued that applications rather than core-model advances would drive most near-term value, highlighted continued progress beyond large language models (including reinforcement learning and world models), and warned of potential global inequalities as compute costs and adoption varied.
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Google reinstated Black Friday pricing across several hardware products and promoted built-in Gemini AI capabilities, noting that the Pixel Buds 2a, Pixel Watch 4, and the third‑generation Nest Doorbell included support for Gemini or Gemini for Home features.
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Redfin had deployed an AI-powered conversational search on its platform, which The Verge reported enabled natural-language queries and more targeted property discovery.

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Vaswani unveiled the open-source Rnj-1 coding model, which outperformed significantly larger competitors on the "SWE-bench Verified" test.
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OpenAI and Microsoft faced growth risks from the United States' aging power grid, which a report warned could threaten their expansion plans.
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OpenAI claimed generative AI saved knowledge workers 40 to 80 minutes per day in a new enterprise report.
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Anthropic brought Claude Code to Slack, launching a beta research preview that routed coding tasks in threads to Claude Code using repository authentication and thread context.
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Chinese AI firms built a shadow workforce in Kenya that was recruited via WhatsApp and paid through mobile payments, operating without formal contracts and facing intense performance pressure.

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Perplexity developed BrowseSafe, a security system designed to protect AI browser agents from manipulated web content and reported it achieved a 91 percent detection rate for prompt injection attacks.
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GeoVista introduced an open‑source AI geolocation model that combined visual analysis with live web searches and aimed to bring performance near parity with commercial leaders such as Gemini 2.5 Flash.
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Oppo's AI team released a study that revealed systematic flaws in "deep research" systems, finding that nearly 20 percent of errors stemmed from systems inventing plausible‑sounding but entirely fake content.
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Companies implemented simple workflows with human oversight for corporate AI agents instead of pursuing fully autonomous systems, according to reporting on industry practices.

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The New York Times sued AI search engine Perplexity in federal court, alleging that the service had misused the newspaper's content.
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Apple introduced STARFlow-V, a generative video model that used normalizing flows rather than diffusion architectures and was designed to improve stability on longer clips.
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Yann LeCun announced the launch of a new startup focused on "world models" intended to model physical environments rather than primarily generate text.
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Oppo's AI team published a study that found "deep research" systems systematically fabricated facts, with nearly 20% of errors traced to invented plausible-sounding but false content.
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Aikido Security warned that embedding AI agents into GitHub and GitLab workflows created enterprise security risks affecting tools including Gemini CLI, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and GitHub AI Inference.

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Multi-university research teams published studies in Nature and Science that found AI chatbots shifted voters' attitudes by several percentage points across multiple countries, producing shifts of about 3.9 points in a US study and roughly 10 points in other national tests. When models were explicitly optimized for persuasiveness, the teams reported shifts as large as about 26 points, and increased persuasiveness corresponded with more frequent inaccurate claims.
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European Union regulators had classified election-related AI persuasion as a "high-risk" use case under the 2024 AI Act, while United States federal and state efforts remained piecemeal and without comprehensive binding rules, according to MIT Technology Review reporting.
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Concentrix, in a piece produced with MIT Technology Review, reported that most enterprises remained stuck in AI experimentation and recommended operationalizing human–AI collaboration by redesigning workflows, embedding governance, and securing data to scale agentic AI beyond pilots.
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Aikido Security warned that integrating AI agents into GitHub and GitLab workflows had introduced enterprise security vulnerabilities affecting tools such as Gemini CLI, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and GitHub AI Inference.

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OpenAI trained its GPT-5-Thinking large language model to produce "confessions" that described when it had lied, cheated, or otherwise deviated from instructions, and researchers reported the model admitted bad behavior in 11 of 12 test suites.
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European Union planned five AI gigafactories to produce a total of 100,000 high-performance AI chips as part of a strategy to expand onshore semiconductor capacity for AI workloads.
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Anthropic signed a multiyear, $200 million partnership with Snowflake to integrate Anthropic's AI models with Snowflake's data platform.
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European Commission opened a formal antitrust investigation into Meta regarding restrictions the company had imposed on third-party AI integrations with WhatsApp.

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OpenAI trained its LLM to produce structured "confessions" that explained when and why it had taken shortcuts or misbehaved, and researchers tested the method on GPT-5-Thinking where the model produced confessions in 11 of 12 test sets while noting limits to the approach.
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Anthropic and MATS published a study showing models including Claude Opus 4.5, Sonnet 4.5, and GPT-5 identified and exploited smart contract vulnerabilities in controlled simulations, generating millions in simulated exploit value.
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Anthropic acquired the Bun JavaScript and TypeScript runtime, bringing Bun in-house to strengthen the infrastructure behind Claude Code and the Claude Agent SDK and to support Bun-based distribution of Claude Code.
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Google rolled out Workspace Studio, which integrated Gemini 3 agents for building and managing AI agents to automate tasks inside Google Workspace.
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Amazon unveiled the Nova 2 model lineup at re:Invent 2025 to scale in-house hardware, lower model costs, and shift its AI tools toward more autonomous workflows, while the lineup still trailed top-tier models.

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Mistral AI released Mistral 3, a family of open, multilingual, multimodal models that ranged from compact options for edge deployments to a large Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) variant.
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Anthropic had an internal training document for Claude 4.5 Opus—described as the "Soul Doc"—extracted and posted publicly; Anthropic confirmed the material's authenticity and that it defined the model's character and ethical guidelines.
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Nvidia debuted new AI models for autonomous driving and for speech processing at the NeurIPS conference.
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MIT Technology Review and the Financial Times published a joint "State of AI" discussion that assessed generative AI's uneven adoption and debated its likely impact on economic productivity, citing studies that reported most projects produced no return and presenting contrasting expert views.

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