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U.S. President Donald Trump announced the creation of the interagency Super Intelligence Force to coordinate federal efforts in artificial intelligence. Its powers, budget and timeline have not yet been disclosed.
An officer from Dongdaemun Police Station was detained on suspicion of possessing, producing and distributing sexual materials, including AI-manipulated videos.
Former employee David Robinson said he resigned from OpenAI after working on safety reports for major releases. His public criticism comes shortly after a confirmed incident involving an internal agent and DNS.
The new public benchmark evaluates AI agents based on the final state of systems and the side effects of their actions—not just their text responses or successful tool calls.
Germany’s Aleph Alpha has released the Kolibri model with publicly available weights under the Apache 2.0 license. It is a bilingual Mixture-of-Experts model also intended for regulated environments.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit granted xAI’s request for an injunction pending appeal. Minnesota cannot currently enforce HF 1606 to the extent specified by the court.
Ai2 has released the open-weight AstaBrief-8B model, which generates cited scientific reports faster than the Claude-based mode on the Asta platform. The model and related data have different licensing terms.
Anthropic announced a selective program for professionals deploying Claude in companies. The goal is to train 10,000 people by the end of 2027.
Suno has made its Speech feature available in public beta. The tool creates spoken audio with original background music and supports both an idea prompt and a custom script.
NVIDIA is expanding the DGX Spark platform with a configuration featuring 64 GB of shared memory. Sales through partner manufacturers are expected to begin on October 23 at a price starting at $4,999, according to the company.