The AI briefing
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The arrangement combines a 20-year nuclear purchase agreement with a larger supply deal whose generation source was not specified.
The bank says AI agents now handle some previously manual work, while its Technology & Services layoffs are planned for late 2026.
A reported funding round for the Chinese AI company has drawn commitments above its earlier target, but it has not been confirmed as closed.
The science ministry wants to combine public and private funding from 2027, pending budget approval and a competitive developer selection.
The public preview provides a reproducible pull-request corpus and leaderboard, with limits on what its initial vendor comparisons show.
Public scanner records show repeated map queries by apparent agents, but the preliminary investigation cannot identify their operator or purpose.
The seventh edition finds a wide gap between AI app reach and paid subscriptions in a US consumer panel.
The AI journalism nonprofit is offering institutional grants to media outlets, including support for two NPR projects, while setting a 2027 funding target.
Google says a surge of mostly invalid automated submissions led it to stop taking one class of reports, while other disclosure routes remain open.
A US-led declaration calls for wider access to AI research tools, new funding approaches and scientific training across 17 countries.
A new joint analysis says many agents complete tool calls yet leave incorrect business records, and repeated success varies sharply by model.
Apple says future macOS controls will require more explicit user action before an app receives broad access to files, messages, mail and browsing history.
AutoSynthData generates and checks enterprise-agent tasks around weaknesses found in a target model, with reported gains in two controlled environments.
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.
The prototype will test chip operation in orbit; it is an early hardware experiment, not a working space data center.