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Continue reading →: How AI and Wikipedia Sent Vulnerable Languages into a Doom SpiralAutomated and AI-assisted content flooded small-language Wikipedias, including Greenlandic, forcing volunteers like Kenneth Wehr to delete low quality material. This article explains why that happened, why it matters, and what platforms and communities can do to protect vulnerable languages.
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Continue reading →: Google Search Live: real-time AI voice search arrives in the USGoogle has launched Search Live in the US, a real-time conversational AI feature in the Google app and Lens that answers spoken questions and uses your camera to identify objects, while showing web links as it replies.
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Continue reading →: Microsoft adds Anthropic Claude models to Microsoft 365 Copilot, expanding model choice for usersMicrosoft is adding Anthropics Claude Sonnet 4 and Claude Opus 4.1 models to Microsoft 365 Copilot, letting licensed Copilot users opt in, switch models, and build agents in Copilot Studio while Anthropic hosts models on AWS.
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Continue reading →: Spotify moves to curb AI slop and voice clones with disclosure rules, metadata and spam filtersSpotify announced policies to curb low quality AI music, block unauthorized voice clones, and require AI usage disclosures using a new DDEX metadata standard; the company also plans a spam filter after removing 75 million spam tracks last year.
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Continue reading →: Neon app pays users to record calls and sells voice data to AI firms, raising privacy and platform concernsNeon, a call recording app that reached No. 2 in the Apple App Store, pays users for recorded calls and sells the audio to AI firms for model training, raising legal and privacy questions around consent and platform oversight.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI Teams With Oracle and SoftBank to Build Five New Stargate AI Data CentersOpenAI is partnering with Oracle and SoftBank to build five new Stargate AI data centers, expanding training and serving capacity to support larger models, lower latency, and enterprise demand.
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Continue reading →: Nvidia to Invest Up to $100B in OpenAI and Deploy 10 GW of AI Chips, What It Means for ChatGPT and the AI MarketNvidia will invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI and deploy about 10 gigawatts of AI chips to power the next generation of ChatGPT; this article explains what that means for performance, competition, energy use, and users.
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Continue reading →: This medical startup uses LLMs to run appointments and support diagnoses: what patients should knowA medical startup profiled by MIT Technology Review uses large language models to run parts of virtual appointments, offering more thorough history taking and diagnostic suggestions, while raising questions about accuracy, privacy, and regulation.
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Continue reading →: Why California’s SB 53 Could Be a Meaningful Check on Big AI CompaniesCalifornia’s SB 53 would require transparency, risk assessments, and independent safety reviews for high risk AI systems. If enacted, it could reshape how major AI companies document and deploy large models, while creating compliance and enforcement questions for regulators and startups.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI’s Possible Consumer Hardware: Speaker, Glasses, Voice Recorder, and an AI PinReports say OpenAI is exploring a family of consumer devices including a screen-free smart speaker, smart glasses, a voice recorder, and an AI pin, working with Jony Ive’s IO team and supply partners Luxshare and Goertek, with prototypes aimed for late 2026 to early 2027.
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