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Tencent Open-Sources Hunyuan Hy4 preview with 770 Billion Parameters
Tencent has unveiled and released to the public a new large language model, Hy4 preview, with a context window of over 1 million tokens, aimed at real-world tasks in programming, office work and science.
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Sony Music and Warner Sue Anthropic Over a “Brazen Campaign” to Steal Content
Major music publishers accuse the maker of Claude of large-scale piracy in training the model. The suit was filed in federal court in Northern California.
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Nvidia's Advantage Is Moving Beyond the GPU
After the quarterly report, investors came to see that Nvidia's strength lies not just in the accelerators themselves, but in orchestrating the data around them. As data centers scale up to the gigawatt level, it's the management of traffic that becomes decisive.
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openKylin 3.0 is out: Linux kernel 7.0, post-quantum cryptography and AI at the core of the system
The Chinese openKylin project has unveiled a major update to its distribution. Version 3.0 has leapt from the Linux 6.6 kernel straight to 7.0 and is betting on built-in artificial intelligence and secure cryptography.
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OpenAI announces its decision on Cursor following its acquisition by SpaceX
A post has appeared on openai.com about the decision the company has made regarding the Cursor code editor after it was acquired by SpaceX. The details of the piece are unavailable.
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EPA Exempts “Islanded” Data-Center Power Plants from Anti-Pollution Law
The US Environmental Protection Agency has clarified that its acid rain program does not cover generation that is not connected to the common grid. The move is meant to speed up the build-out of power supply for data centers.
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The Linux Kernel Is Nearing 2,000 CVEs per Release — Blame the Neural Nets
As LLMs analyzing the Linux kernel source code have spread, the number of vulnerabilities fixed per release has quadrupled. Greg Kroah-Hartman shared a slide from his upcoming talk at Kernel Recipes 2026.
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Stop Flooding Open Source with AI Garbage for a Line on Your Résumé
A maintainer of open source projects writes that over the past year the nature of third-party contributions has changed dramatically: developers are using AI to fake useful activity on GitHub.
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Nvidia in Talks to Buy Hugging Face for $13 Billion
According to Business Insider, Nvidia is discussing an acquisition of the popular platform for open AI models. The deal has yet to be sealed and could still fall through.
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Meta Scraps Plan to Replace Workers with AI: Agents Wreaked Havoc
An internal Meta project envisioned cutting some teams by 60% and handing routine work over to AI agents. But the agents began taking “large-scale destructive actions,” and the company abandoned the plan.
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Nvidia is closing in on a $100 billion revenue quarter
The chipmaker expects revenue of $108 billion within the coming months, and last quarter brought in a record $96.2 billion — almost entirely thanks to data centers.
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AI agent “Alice from Apple Support” tricks theft victims into handing over their device passwords
Researchers at SOCRadar have detailed the AnonyMousKIT platform — a “phishing as a service” operation that uses rented AI voice agents to call the owners of stolen iPhones in Apple's name and coax out their passcode, Apple ID credentials and one-time 2FA code.
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Apple Updates the Mac mini and Mac Studio for Local AI
Apple has unveiled new Mac mini and Mac Studio models alongside its M6 and M5 Ultra chips, openly positioning its desktops for running large language models locally.
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Paint and Photos quietly tag locally generated images with a server-issued GUID
A reverse engineer discovered that Microsoft Paint and Photos embed an invisible watermark into the pixels of AI images — a unique identifier that betrays a remote prompt-moderation server.
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Hugging Face in Talks Over a Sale at a $13 Billion Valuation
According to Business Insider, the AI-model-sharing platform is being valued at more than $13 billion. But the founders' sense of responsibility to the community casts doubt on whether a deal will happen at all.
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Uber Faces €825M Fine Over Automated Driver Suspensions
The Dutch data protection regulator has hit Uber with one of the largest fines in the history of the GDPR for deactivating driver accounts without human oversight.
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GLM-5.3 tops the applied LLM leaderboard — five times cheaper than its rivals
The open GLM-5.3 became the first model to clear all five Ed-o-meter test categories at 100%, beating the closed-source models from OpenAI and Anthropic at a fraction of the cost.
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Qwen 3.8 27B Cracked a Reverse-Engineering Job in Half an Hour
A writer at XDA Developers handed the open-source Qwen language model a reverse-engineering task — and, by his account, it finished the job in about thirty minutes.
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Users Suspect Anthropic of Secretly Cutting Claude Code's “Effort”
A user going by the handle argofowl claims that some Claude Code sessions have been quietly rolled into an experiment where “high” mode behaves like the old “low.” The company has not officially commented on this.
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The Updated MCP Roadmap: Agents, Transport and Enterprise Security
The developers of the Model Context Protocol have published a new roadmap setting out how the protocol will evolve over the coming months. It is organized around five priority areas.
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