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Dear Dreamer adapts MIT's entrepreneurship curriculum for middle- and high-school students with videos, exercises and personalized AI feedback.
State officials say AI tools are common among surveyed businesses, but most reported uses are basic and perceived productivity gains are usually slight.
InstructMesh lets users select part of a generated object and correct defects with text instructions or sliders before fabrication.
The Dutch nonprofit says attackers chained two flaws, reached other services and exposed some volunteer data; its forensic investigation continues.
Maryland's governor says he and Indiana's governor will bring states together on AI policy, but no shared framework has been released.
Users can generate clothing previews from their own photos and save products in a Favorites library as OpenAI expands ChatGPT shopping.
The prototype will test chip operation in orbit; it is an early hardware experiment, not a working space data center.
The repository now limits each submitter to two papers per calendar month across categories while retaining its three-active-submission cap.
A company statement confirms three departures and alleges policy violations, while the people, outside group and information involved remain unidentified.
The state attorney general wants answers about cybersecurity incidents involving OpenAI and its models as an existing inquiry continues.
The small, locally runnable model scores supplied choices for agent workflows instead of generating open-ended text.
Merchants can view a whole store, edit elements directly and ask Sidekick to change theme files in a new visual workspace.
Guided Vision adds spoken camera descriptions and framing prompts to Gemini Live, with an explicit warning against using it for navigation.
The open framework adds a redesigned MoE training stack; Ai2's trillion-parameter figures describe system tests, not a trained model launch.
A US judge rejected the publishers' federal antitrust claims; their state unjust-enrichment claims were dismissed on jurisdictional grounds.
The startup is funding a developer platform that lets agents work through services people already use, including iMessage and WhatsApp.
The managed retrieval service now supports direct image embeddings and scanned-PDF OCR, with billing scheduled to begin November 1.
The $999 frames aim to amplify speech while reducing background noise, with audio processing built into the glasses.