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Apple Intelligence approved in China.

Apple’s on-device generative AI service has officially been registered with China’s cyberspace regulator, clearing a major hurdle for device rollout. To navigate local regulations, Apple is tapping domestic tech giants, integrating Alibaba’s Qwen and Baidu’s AI models to power the experience for Chinese users, as reported last year.

How hard is it to build orbital data centers, actually?

“The ISS radiators are expensive and heavy. We’re focused on making them cheap and light.”

FT Tech for Growth Forum

Supply chains must not only comply with regulations, they also have to be able to adapt to shocks

World Models Are AI’s Next Frontier

Inside the labs building the next generation of AI, a phrase has been gaining weight: world models. A large language model like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini predicts what comes next in text. World models, in contrast, learn dynamics from observation, then simulate forward to test what happens next. They model the world itself, rather than just descriptions.

The PS6 Sure Sounds Like a Handheld

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Why teens deserve access to safe AI

Sharing the safeguards, policies, and experts we work with to guide our approach to teen use of safe AI.

Scientific computing in the age of agentic AI

A field report shows how scientists are using coding agents to modernize scientific software for genomics and other data-rich fields.

Help wanted: Anthropic hires to head off catastrophe

Anthropic hires to head off catastrophe

Anthropic official says stopping AI usage is 'the wrong' response to AI cost concerns

Angela Jiang, head of product for the Claude Platform, said a router "within the Claude space" makes sense to the company.

Google's AI search fails kid-safety test

AI mode in Google search fails kids in crisis, Common Sense Media finds.

A lawyer says Apple wants a judge to open OpenAI's black box

A lawyer says a lawsuit between OpenAI and Apple over trade secret theft could set the stage for a legal battle that may reshape tech industry norms.

IBM’s share plunge is a warning to the IT sector

AI demand is starting to crowd out other forms of sector spending