AI models often produce false outputs, or “hallucinations.” Now OpenAI has admitted they may result from fundamental mistakes it makes when training its models. The Register: The admission came in a paper [PDF] published in early September, titled “Why Language Models Hallucinate,” and penned by three OpenAI researchers and Santosh Read more…
Anthropic has declined requests from federal law enforcement contractors to use its Claude AI models for surveillance activities, deepening tensions with the Trump administration, Semafor reported Wednesday, citing two senior officials. The company’s usage policies prohibit domestic surveillance, limiting how agencies including the FBI, Secret Service, and Immigration and Customs Read more…
Apple’s $3,500 Vision Pro is finding real traction in niche enterprise use, like CAE’s pilot training, Lowe’s kitchen design visualization, and Dassault’s engineering workflows. “Over the last few weeks, I had an opportunity to try out some of those applications, and they are game-changers, albeit within their specific domains, companies Read more…
Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton has warned that AI will concentrate wealth among a small elite while impoverishing most workers. The computer scientist, who pioneered neural network research in the 1980s, told Financial Times that rich people will use AI to replace workers, creating massive unemployment and profit increases. Hinton, who Read more…
SAP will invest over 20 billion euros ($23 billion) in European sovereign cloud infrastructure over the next decade. “Innovation and sovereignty cannot be two separate things — it needs to come together,” said Thomas Saueressig, SAP’s board member tasked with leading customer services and delivery. The company said it was Read more…
Remember those Harvard dropouts who built smart glasses for covert facial recognition — and then raised $1 million to develop AI-powered glasses to continuously listen to conversations and display its insights? One of its selling points is that the specs don’t come with a visual indicator that lights up to Read more…
Entry-level workers in AI-exposed occupations have seen employment drop 13% since late 2022, according to Stanford University research analyzing millions of payroll records. The decline affects software developers, customer service representatives, and administrative assistants aged 22 to 25, while employment for older workers in the same roles continued growing. The Read more…