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  1. TechCrunchConfirmed

    Anthropic proposes AI safety bill that could block models with 50+ potential deaths

    The proposal reportedly forbids federal agencies from blocking a model's release without a judge's permission, despite its aim to guard against AI run amok.

  2. Ars TechnicaConfirmed

    Meta removes the word train from its commercial terms after AI backlash

    Meta dropped the word train from commercial terms of service taking effect October 30 after legal experts warned the terms could allow scraping of linked websites. A Meta spokesperson confirmed users were not alerted to the changed language.

  3. Ars Technica and 1 moreConfirmed

    Google brings Personal Intelligence to Gemini in Android Auto and Google built-in cars

    Google is rolling out Personal Intelligence, which draws on data such as Gmail and Calendar, to Android Auto starting today. Vehicles with Google built-in will get it over the next few months. The feature remains optional.

  4. The DecoderConfirmed

    Elevenlabs releases two Eleven Realtime speech-to-speech models

    The new Eleven Realtime speech-to-speech models target real-time AI conversation. The v1 Max variant scores 98.8 percent on Big Bench Audio with a 0.57-second response time, according to Elevenlabs, which claims no model on the Artificial Analysis leaderboard is both faster and more accurate.

  5. TechCrunchConfirmed

    Google releases a PyTorch developer tool to move apps off Nvidia GPUs

    Google follows Amazon with a developer tool that helps PyTorch users shift their apps off Nvidia GPUs.

  6. TechCrunchConfirmed

    OpenAI lets ChatGPT users lock individual chats

    The lock is meant for conversations users want kept private when they hand their device to someone else to show them a different chat.

  7. TechCrunchConfirmed

    Eric Schmidt reportedly holds about half the Anthropic stake of CEO Dario Amodei

    Bloomberg reports that former Google CEO Eric Schmidt owns roughly a 1% stake in Anthropic, about half of what Dario Amodei holds.

  8. Ars TechnicaConfirmed

    Meta ordered to name executives who approved torrenting books for AI training

    A magistrate judge in copyright suits by book authors and Entrepreneur Media ordered Meta to identify decision-makers behind downloading books from shadow libraries like Anna's Archive and LibGen, per TorrentFreak as cited by Ars Technica.

  9. TechCrunchConfirmed

    Meta's Muse AI companion passes 10 million U.S. downloads in 40 days

    Muse reached more than 10 million U.S. downloads in its first 40 days, a milestone reached by only 11 other apps, including Threads. New data shows it retains users at higher rates than rival AI apps.

  10. Mistral and 3 moreConfirmed

    Mistral launches Voxtral 3 speech models and a voice-agent SDK

    Transcription costs $0.0035 to $0.008 per minute and text to speech $13 per million characters. Mistral has not said whether weights are out.

  11. The VergeConfirmed

    Spotify says it removed 50 million AI slop and spam tracks from recommendations

    Spotify says it has removed more than 50 million songs considered AI-generated slop or spam from user recommendations over the past year and will highlight more human-made music. It has not mandated labels on all AI tracks but launched an "AI Persona" badge.

  12. The VergeConfirmed

    Adobe adds one-tap Open Eyes feature to Lightroom mobile

    The generative AI Open Eyes Quick Action appears automatically when the app detects closed eyes in a photo, on iOS, iPadOS and Android. The feature is available in the mobile version of Lightroom.

  13. TechCrunchConfirmed

    Eka Robotics valued at $1.45 billion on physical AI robotic arm model

    Eka Robotics is reported to be worth $1.45 billion, with experts praising its robotic arm for picking up a wide range of objects smoothly and human-like.

  14. Ars Technica and 1 moreConfirmed

    Meta suspends Muse sharing feature after researchers expose shared conversations

    Security firm Claroc enumerated 6,800 shared Muse conversation links and found sensitive personal and business data in a few hundred of them. Meta says it is suspending sharing while it reviews the design and considers changes.

  15. The DecoderConfirmed

    Army Cyber Command develops ECHOTRIBBLE, a worm-like AI agent program

    According to internal documents, the program is designed to spread across networks, including air-gapped systems, and neutralize targets with minimal human oversight. Experts warn of collateral damage.

  16. VentureBeatConfirmed

    Google and Synaptics unveil AI chips for wearables and industrial devices

    The chips are built on Google's open-source Coral technology and target wearables and industrial devices.

  17. The DecoderConfirmed

    Cloudflare releases Clairic, a model that extracts data from documents

    Cloudflare says Clairic pulls data from documents faster and more cheaply than large language models.

  18. TechCrunchConfirmed

    Otter.ai raises $320 million from General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund

    The meeting note-taking startup says the funding comes from General Catalyst's CVF, which provides capital without diluting equity and earns returns based on marketing spend results. Otter.ai plans to use it for enterprise growth, go-to-market, international expansion and product innovation.

  19. Quartz and 4 moreConfirmed

    DeepSeek open-sources DeepInfer, the serving stack it runs in production

    It ships under Apache 2.0 and for now supports only DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash in offline mode. It leads Hacker News with 1,862 points.

  20. TechCrunch and 1 moreConfirmed

    OpenAI acquires Orchestra Bio to expand AI into life sciences R&D

    The acquisition brings AI-powered operations to life sciences research and development, helping biopharma teams accelerate drug development.

  21. The Decoder and 2 moreConfirmed

    US bans DeepSeek technology across federal civilian agencies

    The US Department of Homeland Security has barred federal civilian agencies from using AI technology from Chinese lab DeepSeek.

  22. VentureBeatConfirmed

    fal launches FLUX 3 Max video model, claims 22x faster generation than Seedance 2.5

    fal says FLUX 3 Max generates AI video 22 times faster than Seedance 2.5. The claim is the vendor's own and no independent benchmark is cited in the item.

  23. The VergeConfirmed

    CoreWeave's bonds fall into distressed territory as shares drop over 20 percent

    CoreWeave's bonds slipped into distressed territory, with yields about 1,000 basis points above government bonds. Its shares are down more than 20 percent since the prior Tuesday's close, and other AI stocks saw some spillover.

  24. VentureBeatConfirmed

    MiniMax M3.1 Flash beats DeepSeek and Opus 5 on a business benchmark at lower cost

    The model reportedly leads on a key business benchmark at a lower price, but shows a high hallucination rate.

  25. TechCrunchConfirmed

    Hackers breach OpenCode AI coding tool and steal user API keys

    Attackers got into part of the open source coding agent's online platform, stole some users' API keys, and ran up charges on their AI accounts. AI tools the team consulted refused to analyze the malicious code.

  26. TechCrunchConfirmed

    Tolan raises $30M for its AI companion app

    The AI companion app Tolan has raised another $30 million after reaching more than 250,000 active users.

  27. The DecoderConfirmed

    Kling AI releases Kling 4.0 video generator with stereo audio and lip sync

    Kling 4.0 supports clips up to 30 seconds, ten keyframe images as input, and prompts of up to 8,000 tokens, plus a lighter Flash variant. Comparisons with Wan 3.0 and Seedance 2.5 show it holding its own without clearly pulling ahead.

  28. MiniMax and 1 moreConfirmed

    MiniMax M3.1 Flash claims nearly 3x faster inference at $0.15 per million input tokens

    Output costs $0.60 per million. Weights come later, and a larger M3.1 Pro is planned.

  29. Ars TechnicaConfirmed

    Disney hires most of Character.AI staff and may acquire its technology after bankruptcy

    Court filings show Character.AI filed for bankruptcy as part of a deal letting Disney hire most staff and potentially acquire much of its technology, leaving the remaining company to handle lawsuits and regulator investigations.

  30. The Decoder and 1 moreConfirmed

    OpenAI publishes coding evaluations for low-resource programming languages

    OpenAI says it is improving ChatGPT on low-resource programming languages, with new evaluations covering software engineering, SQLite and COBOL migration.