Intel shares fell about 29% after its fourth-quarter forecast missed expectations, despite strong data-center growth and a higher third-quarter revenue.
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Blackstone reportedly expects Anthropic to receive a double-B rating after its planned IPO. No major rating agency has published a decision.
How To Set Your AI Training Preferences With The Shared Opt-Out
Four AI companies plan to honor a shared robots.txt training opt-out, but adoption dates differ and the signal is voluntary.
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Google says a satellite carrying its TPU produced a Gemma 4 haiku in orbit, a small test of its longer-term space-computing plan.
Are Wireless Earbuds Right For Your Commute And Workout Routine In 2027?
A 2027 buyer’s guide compares 10 wireless earbud picks for commuting and exercise, weighing noise cancellation, battery life, fit and water resistance.
How Claude’s Game Recreation Rules Are Changing
Kotaku reports that Claude can no longer recreate existing games, but the available material does not establish the rule’s scope or timing.
Safety Guardrails Are Not Optional Once AI Touches Real Work
Always implementing safety guardrails in real-world AI applications is crucial to prevent harm and ensure trust; discover how to do it effectively.
Could A Supply Chain Attack Affect The Claude Extensions You Use?
A WIRED headline reports a supply chain attack involving Claude extensions, but the affected software, device count and user impact are unverified.
How Fair Use Supports AI Innovation
OpenAI has a page titled “Fair use benefits everyone,” but its text, publication date and specific arguments could not be verified.
ByteDance Seed Launches AI Safety Team And Recruits Globally
Digitimes reports ByteDance Seed is launching an AI safety team and recruiting globally, but its scope, staffing and timeline remain unconfirmed.
