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Jury Dismisses Elon Musk's OpenAI Lawsuit Over Statute of Limitations

A federal jury unanimously throws out Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman, ruling that Musk waits too long to file the case. Musk immediately announces plans to appeal the decision.

Anthropic Launches Claude Design for AI-Powered Visual Creation

Anthropic debuts Claude Design, a new tool that lets users collaborate with Claude to build polished visual work like prototypes, pitch decks, and marketing materials. The research preview runs on Claude Opus 4.7 and is rolling out to Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise subscribers.

Anthropic Unveils Claude Sonnet 4.6 With Advanced Coding and Computer Use

Anthropic releases Claude Sonnet 4.6, its most capable Sonnet model to date, featuring major upgrades in coding, agent planning, and computer use. The new model offers a one-million token context window and replaces Sonnet 4.5 as the default for free and pro users at the same price point.

DeepSeek Expands AI Memory Tenfold Amid Zhipu AI's GLM-5 Launch

DeepSeek increases its AI model's context window to over 1 million tokens, enabling much more complex reasoning. Rival Zhipu AI simultaneously releases its upgraded GLM-5 model to keep pace in the competitive Chinese AI market.

UK Law Targets Deepfake Creators with New Criminal Offences

The UK officially criminalises the creation of non-consensual intimate deepfake images, closing a previous legal loophole that only targeted distributors.

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European Commission Seeks Feedback on Draft AI Ethics Guidelines

The European Commission's High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence releases a draft framework for trustworthy AI. The group collects over 500 public comments to refine the guidelines before a final April 2019 delivery.

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Experts Forecast Major Enterprise Shifts in Artificial Intelligence Adoption

Industry leaders predict that artificial intelligence will move beyond experimental phases into mainstream enterprise operations, transforming how businesses manage data, cybersecurity, and IT infrastructure.

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Researchers Develop Continuous Depth Neural Networks Using Differential Equations

A new family of deep neural network models replaces discrete hidden layers with continuous dynamics parameterized by differential equations. This approach offers constant memory cost and allows models to adapt their evaluation strategy to each individual input.

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Montreal Declaration Outlines Ethical Framework for Responsible AI Development

The Montreal Declaration for responsible AI development establishes an ethical framework to guide the global digital transition. It focuses on ensuring everyone benefits from artificial intelligence through equitable, inclusive, and sustainable practices.

AI-Generated Portrait Sells for Staggering $432,500 at Christie's Auction

A blurry, old masters-style portrait created entirely by an artificial intelligence algorithm sells for nearly half a million dollars at Christie's, far exceeding initial estimates.

AI Portrait Shatters Auction Expectations With $432,500 Sale

The first AI-generated portrait sold at auction fetches an astonishing $432,500 at Christie's, crushing its $10,000 estimate. The artwork is created by a Paris-based collective using a generative adversarial network trained on historical portraits.

MIT Commits Record $1 Billion to Establish Dedicated AI College

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology makes its largest structural change in decades by dedicating $1 billion to a new college focused on artificial intelligence and computing. The initiative aims to integrate AI across all academic disciplines while prioritizing ethical guidelines.

MIT Launches $1 Billion Initiative to Lead Responsible AI Development

MIT announces a historic $1 billion commitment to establish a new college dedicated to computing and artificial intelligence. The initiative aims to integrate AI across all academic disciplines while focusing on the ethical and societal impacts of the technology.

Amazon Scraps Biased AI Recruitment Tool That Penalized Women

Amazon discontinues an internal AI hiring tool after discovering it systematically discriminates against female job applicants due to flawed training data.

MIT and IBM Launch Inaugural AI Research Week

The MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab hosts its first AI Research Week to showcase cutting-edge artificial intelligence projects. The event gathers global experts to discuss ethics, quantum computing, and real-world AI applications.