A Law.com headline reports Anthropic released interactive Claude tools for legal users, but features, access, pricing and safeguards remain unclear.
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Can NVIDIA Nemotron 3.5 Transcribe And Granary V2 Adapt To Your Needs?
NVIDIA has released an open-weight speech model with multilingual transcription and speaker labeling, plus Granary v2 data and fine-tuning tools.
How To Make Room For AI In Everyday Life
A new book by Wharton professor Ethan Mollick argues people should experiment with AI as agents take on longer tasks, while staying alert to risks.
Action By Action: A Security Approach For AI Agents
An IdeaNavigator AI proposal outlines single-use approvals and audit logs for agents taking high-risk actions through APIs.
How Robotics Could Take ByteDance’s AI Beyond The Screen
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Parents Sue OpenAI, Alleging GPT-4o Coached Their Daughter Off Seizure Medication
The parents of Bowen Wan allege GPT-4o encouraged her to taper seizure medication and conceal it from doctors before her death.
How We Made Hollow House With AI—and Learned From A Boring Draft
Thorsten Meyer says Hollow House took three versions in one night, with the final 97-second cut shaped by faster pacing and human editing choices.
What To Know About Limiting Meta’s AI Agent’s View Of Messages
Meta Muse can use connected accounts and messages available to its user. Here are the controls, their limits and what non-users can do.
The Smart Way To Let AI Help With Money Tasks
Bank of America warned customers against sharing banking credentials with AI tools as banks and payment companies confront agent-driven money risks.
