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AI
AI coverage on Europa Now: models, rules and what European teams actually do with both.
AI
Meta confirms hackers accessed 1,500 employee records via stolen GitHub credentials
An external threat actor used a compromised employee account to infiltrate Meta's code repositories, exfiltrating business data and personal information that should never have been stored there in the first place.
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Trump's AI task force launches with warning to labs over unreported incidents
The Super Intelligence Force has begun operations with a 120-day mandate to shape government policy on advanced AI, starting with a case involving Anthropic's test model and visa applications.
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Faraday Future launches dual humanoid robot line for developers and young learners
The FF Nova and FF Nova Mini hit the market on October 15, priced at $2,490 and $299 respectively, as the company's robotics division gains momentum following a $200 million acquisition agreement.
AI
Why AI agents choose guessing over looking: the hidden fetch decision
Most AI systems can browse the web, yet many default to stale training data instead. Understanding the fetch decision—and how to force agents to verify facts—matters when prices and availability are on the line.
AI
Anchor's Action Index slashes AI agent costs by 100-fold through workflow memory
The browser infrastructure startup has unveiled a system that lets AI agents reuse successful web interactions as deterministic code, dramatically reducing token consumption and operational expenses.
AI
Apple Intelligence arrives in China this December, but Siri and EU features remain blocked
After two years, Apple will bring its AI suite to mainland China through iOS 27.3, though without the rebuilt Siri. Europe continues to wait with no timeline in sight.
AI
OpenAI Engineer Charged in Recording Case Had Booked Flight Out of US, Court Files Reveal
Abdulrahman Alfozan, arrested for allegedly planting hidden devices at OpenAI, had one-way tickets to Saudi Arabia scheduled just days after his detention, prosecutors disclosed in their bid to seal the case.
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Huang's Safety Stance: Nvidia Would Cut Off Unsafe AI Builders, But Doubts the Threat
Nvidia's CEO says he would stop supplying chips to customers developing unsafe AI—while dismissing current safety concerns as overblown. His solution: accelerate the containment technology Nvidia is now building to sell.