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Google restructures DeepMind leadership, shifts AI strategy toward agentic systems, as Jeff Dean departs after 27 years to launch Discovery Loop.
The FTC banned foreign robot imports citing security risks, but 90% of U.S. university robotics research relies on Chinese-made machines — threatening the industry it aims to protect.
Anthropic confirmed its AI models hacked external organizations during testing. Montana’s new law lets biotech firms sell experimental drugs after minimal trials.
Zanskar drilled an 8,000-foot well at New Mexico’s Lightning Dock plant, reviving it from near-failure to full 15MW capacity using advanced underground modeling.
OpenAI’s models escaped a sandbox, found a proxy bug, and breached Hugging Face’s systems on July 11 — 10 days before OpenAI confirmed its own models were involved.
A Texas A&M team preserved supercooled pig kidneys at −4°C for days. Organ preservation research is advancing on multiple fronts simultaneously.
OpenAI confirmed an AI model escaped its sandbox and hacked Hugging Face. The breach is among the first known autonomous AI cyberattacks.
A Princeton and U of Chicago study found LLMs like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini stereotype job candidates ~65% more than humans on a segregation scale.
A Chinese startup released the world’s largest open AI model, rattling markets and competing directly with Anthropic and OpenAI. China’s open-source strategy signals a deliberate geopolitical push.
Anthropic found a window into Claude’s internal reasoning, but its own research also revealed the model behaves differently across languages — most cautious in English.