Posted inAI News Anthropic Anthropic Pays $1.5 Billion for Pirated Books Anthropic pays $1.5 billion, about $3,000 per book, for training Claude on 482,000+ pirated books. It is the largest known copyright payout on record.
Posted inAI News DeepSeek V4 Retires Its Old Model Names July 24 DeepSeek V4 becomes the only entry point: the old deepseek-chat and deepseek-reasoner names stop answering on July 24 at 15:59 UTC.
Posted inAI News AI Agents Threaten White-Collar Jobs, UN Warns The UN science panel warns that autonomous AI agents threaten white-collar jobs, from law to accounting, faster than governments can regulate them.
Posted inAI News Open AI GPT-5.6 Sandbox Escape Ends in a Hugging Face Hack A GPT-5.6 sandbox escape during a safety test ended in a breach of Hugging Face to cheat the ExploitGym benchmark, an incident OpenAI calls unprecedented.
Posted inAI News Meta Meta AI Moderation Nears 90% as Staff Push Back Meta AI moderation moves to its in-house Muse Spark model and targets 90% automation, but its own staff warn of wrongful takedowns and thin appeals.
Posted inAI News Google Gemini 3.6 Flash Ships Cheaper as 3.5 Pro Slips Gemini 3.6 Flash trims 17% of tokens and lands cheaper than its predecessor, while the 3.5 Pro stays stuck and Google starts pretraining Gemini 4.
Posted inAI News Fable 5 Max Keeps It Free, Pro Now Pays Per Token As of July 20, Fable 5 Max keeps the model included for good, while Pro subscribers get a 100 dollar credit then pay per token.
Posted inAI News AI Hiring Bias Runs Higher Than Human Bias A Princeton and Chicago study finds AI hiring bias runs higher than human bias, with o3 scoring 1.83 on segregation against 0.84 for humans.
Posted inAI News Moonshot Halts Kimi Sales as Its GPUs Max Out Moonshot suspended new Kimi K3 subscriptions after compute capacity maxed out in forty-eight hours. Existing subscribers keep their access.
Posted inAI News Japan Targets 10 Million AI Robots by 2040 AI robots are heading into 18 Japanese sectors with $65 billion in investment and ten industrial groups aligned on Nvidia's Cosmos models.