#искусственный-интеллект
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New York Becomes the First U.S. State to Impose a Moratorium on Data-Center Construction
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed the country's first moratorium on the construction of new hyperscale data centers, lasting up to a year. Another bill that could tighten the restrictions is still awaiting her signature.
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“What Will Be Left for Us to Work On?”: A Debate About the Future of Work in the Age of AI Erupts on Hacker News
A post asking what work will remain for humans as artificial intelligence advances sparked a lively discussion on Hacker News.
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Samsung Health threatens to delete users' data if they opt out of AI training
The Samsung Health app warns that refusing to share data for AI training may result in the deletion of user information. The news sparked a wide-ranging discussion on Hacker News.
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Nadella Warns Companies About the Dangers of Third-Party AI Models
In a blog post, Microsoft chief Satya Nadella cautioned enterprises against over-reliance on proprietary models like those released by Anthropic and OpenAI. The publication drew a wide response across the industry.
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MemGhost: An Email Attack That Forges the Memory of AI Agents
Researchers have described the MemGhost attack, in which a single email makes an AI assistant store a false “fact” about the user and quietly alter its answers in future sessions. The victim, meanwhile, receives an ordinary-looking response and has no idea of the substitution.
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Meta Patents an AI That Analyzes Emotions from Your Voice Around the Clock
Meta has filed a patent application for an artificial intelligence system that listens to a user's voice throughout the day and gauges their emotional state from the sound of their speech. Every such “reading” comes with a timestamp and context.
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Anthropic Extends Claude Fable 5 Access in the Max Subscription Once Again
The company has once more pushed back the date on which the Fable 5 model will be switched off for paid Claude plans — now until July 19. Observers link the move to competition with OpenAI's new GPT-5.6 Sol model.
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InfiniteDiffusion: a diffusion model for generating infinite landscapes
The InfiniteDiffusion project uses diffusion models for the procedural generation of open-world landscapes. Its developers aim to combine the visual quality of neural-network generation with the practicality of procedural methods.
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Study: Claude Code Burns Through Up to 33,000 Tokens Before It Even Reads the User's Request
According to data published on Hacker News, the AI development tool Claude Code sends the model roughly 33,000 tokens of housekeeping information before it even processes the user's actual request, whereas the competing tool OpenCode gets by on about 7,000 tokens.
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Study: AI accelerates scientists' careers but impoverishes scientific discovery
The use of artificial intelligence in science fosters researchers' career growth, yet at the same time it reduces the diversity and depth of scientific discoveries. That is the conclusion reached by the authors of a new study.
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Terence Tao shares his experience using AI agents to write code
The renowned mathematician Terence Tao has published a note on his blog about using modern AI agents to develop both old and new applications. The post drew notable attention on Hacker News.
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The Fight Against Building AI Data Centers Is Only Just Beginning
The Verge notes that long before the artificial intelligence boom began threatening local power grids, discontent over the large-scale construction of data centers had already been building in nearby communities.
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An AI Agent in 100 Lines of Lisp
A developer has published an implementation of an AI agent that fits into just a hundred lines of Lisp code. The piece appeared on the author's personal blog and sparked discussion on the Lobsters aggregator.
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Researcher breaks down what the Grok Build CLI tool sends to xAI
An analysis of the network traffic generated by the Grok Build command-line utility has been published online, showing what data it transmits to xAI's servers. The write-up sparked wide discussion on Hacker News.
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Mesh LLM: distributed computing for AI built on iroh
The developers have unveiled Mesh LLM — a project that uses the iroh network protocol for the distributed execution of tasks related to language models. The publication drew considerable interest on Hacker News.
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Ghostcommit: a PNG-hidden prompt injection fools AI agents and steals secrets
Researchers have demonstrated Ghostcommit, an image-hidden prompt injection that makes an AI agent read a .env file and exfiltrate a repository's secrets.
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Meta Disables Instagram Feature That Let Users Create AI Deepfakes of Public Accounts
After a wave of criticism, Meta has disabled a recently introduced Instagram feature that let users generate AI images based on the content of public accounts. The feature made it possible to use other people's material without the owners' consent.
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OpenAI Claims GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra Proved the Cycle Double Cover Conjecture
OpenAI has published a PDF in which its GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra model is presented as the author of a proof of the Cycle Double Cover Conjecture. The news sparked a lively discussion on Hacker News.
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Apple Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft
Apple accuses OpenAI of misappropriating trade secrets, claiming the company's leadership was behind it. Among those named in the case is a former longtime Apple employee.
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Startup Trusts an AI Agent to Run a $100M Round
Lyzr, a company building AI agents for enterprise clients, handed the job of running its own $100M funding round to one of its own agents. That's how the startup chose to demonstrate the product's viability in practice.
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