IBM Explains How AI Decision Models Handle Routine Work Choices
An IBM article explains how AI decision models pick quick answers with confidence scores and send low-confidence choices to humans for review.
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European Grant Applications Rise 57% Since ChatGPT Launch, Data Shows
Research funders say AI-written peer reviews are adding pressure as grant applications rise 57%, while experts stress human oversight remains essential.
AMD and Intel Align on oneDNN as Default PyTorch Library for x86 Chips
AMD and Intel are combining their PyTorch CPU optimizations in oneDNN to give AI developers one software path across x86 processors.
SpaceX Stock Rises as Revenue Jumps 161% on AI and Starlink Growth
SpaceX swung to a $4.4 billion third-quarter profit as revenue jumped 161% to $14.6 billion, driven by AI and Starlink growth.
Japan Launches AI Medical Image Processing Project Using Rapidus Semiconductors
Fujifilm, Hokkaido University and Japan’s LSTC will build an AI medical imaging system using Rapidus 2-nanometer chips for faster, lower-power processing.
UN Launches First Forum on Military Use of Artificial Intelligence
The UN will launch its first forum on military AI Thursday, as its disarmament chief warns AI is crowding out human judgment in warfare.
OpenAI Acquires Orchestra Bio to Add AI Agents to Drug Development
OpenAI bought Orchestra Bio and will add its drug program AI agents to Rosalind, its life sciences suite, with terms undisclosed.
Hackers Breach AI Coding Tool OpenCode, Running Up Charges on User AI Accounts
Hackers breached OpenCode Console, exposing users’ AI API keys and running up charges, while safety filters slowed the company’s AI-assisted defense.
Amazon Launches TorchNeuron to Move PyTorch AI Apps to Trainium Chips
Amazon launched TorchNeuron, letting PyTorch AI apps run on its Trainium chips with one configuration change, challenging Nvidia’s software advantage.
AI Model Evaluations Face Reproducibility Problems, Says Hugging Face Executive
Hugging Face’s Irene Solaiman says AI evaluations remain hard to reproduce and compare, and embedded evaluators need clearer standards.
University of Southampton Uses AI to Map Centuries of English Sea Trade
University of Southampton researchers used AI to read 100,000 pages of old port records, revealing centuries of Britain’s maritime trade history.
MIT AI Model Reads 3D Crystal Structures to Identify New Materials
MIT researchers built an AI model that reads 3D crystal structures and text to help scientists find materials with specific properties.