Anthropic will overhaul its AI training protocols and commit $1.5 billion to compensate authors after copyright infringement claims.

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  • The settlement resolves legacy copyright claims and requires court approval.

  • Anthropic is backed by Amazon and Google-parent Alphabet.

  • The case sets a major precedent for AI companies compensating content creators.

  • Lawsuit cited over seven million pirated books used in training.

OpenAI and Vertigo Films will produce "Critterz," the first feature-length animated movie created using OpenAI's generative AI models.

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  • The project adapts a 2023 Dall-E-powered short film, aiming for Cannes Film Festival debut in nine months.

  • Human artists’ sketches will be enhanced by AI tools to animate characters and environments.

  • “Critterz” will feature a script by writers of “Paddington in Peru,” expanding original concepts for family adventure.

  • The film pushes boundaries amid industry concerns over AI’s role and copyright in creative production.

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Uber and Shanghai-based Momenta will begin testing Level 4 driverless robotaxis in Munich, Germany, ahead of a planned 2026 service launch.

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  • Project aims to expand robotaxi operations across additional European cities after Munich trial.

  • Momenta’s robotaxis currently operate in Shanghai; European rollout excludes US and China initially.

  • Vehicles will start with safety monitors, transitioning to fully autonomous operation over time.

  • Momenta is funded by major automakers, including Mercedes-Benz, BMW, GM, Toyota, and Bosch.

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  • Musk predicts Optimus could account for up to 80% of Tesla’s future value.

  • New training methods use video of humans for faster, AI-powered task learning.

  • Production aims for thousands of units in Tesla factories by late 2025, scaling to millions annually.

  • Recent challenges include supply chain issues with magnets and skepticism on factory efficiency.

AI-enhanced malware exploited Nx’s GitHub workflow, leaking tokens and secrets from 2,180 accounts and 7,200 repositories in a major supply-chain attack.

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  • Attackers used LLM-powered prompt engineering to boost malware’s credential-stealing efficiency with Claude, Q, and Gemini integrations.

  • Secrets, SSH keys, and crypto wallets from Linux/macOS systems were uploaded to public GitHub repositories.

  • Three attack phases exposed private repositories, leveraged prompt evolution, and targeted both individuals and organizations.

  • Nx project now mandates NPM’s Trusted Publisher and manual PR approval to prevent future breaches.

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Alibaba released its Qwen-3-Max-Preview, the company’s first trillion-parameter AI model, targeting leadership in advanced language models.

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  • Qwen-3-Max-Preview launched on Alibaba Cloud and OpenRouter for public access and benchmarking.

  • The model significantly surpasses the previous Qwen series’ top size of 235 billion parameters.

  • Enhanced performance shown in internal tests versus earlier Alibaba models.

  • Higher parameter count increases intelligence but also raises computational demands for training and usage.

MIT researchers introduced FlowER, a generative AI model that predicts chemical reactions by ensuring mass and electron conservation throughout processes.

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  • FlowER uses bond-electron matrices, tracking both atoms and electrons to avoid impossible reaction outputs.

  • The model outperformed previous methods in predicting standard reaction pathways and is open source on GitHub.

  • Trained on over one million U.S. Patent Office reactions but currently limited on metals and certain catalysts.

  • Future plans include expanding model coverage and aiding drug discovery, materials science, and new reaction development.

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