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GPT-6 Astra Helped Me Jailbreak My Kindle
My Kindle was sitting unused, so I decided to see whether AI could help me find a new use for it. I wanted to create a custom app that could cover a range of uses and be controlled by an AI agent on
Meta releases Muse Wonder AI models built to run personal and professional agents
Meta Platforms Inc. today released Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, two artificial intelligence models it says are its most capable yet at running agents that handle personal and professional tasks. Meta aimed the release at the longer, multistep jobs people
Dell and Intel weigh the costs of enterprise AI scalability
Enterprise AI scalability is running into a hard budget wall for some customers. As agentic workloads multiply, cloud token bills are consuming allocations faster than planned, prompting companies to rethink where inference should run. That cost pressure is r
AI Breaks Japan's Language Barrier, Fueling Rise in Cyberattacks
Japan is facing a growing wave of cyberattacks as advances in artificial intelligence remove the language barrier that once made Japanese companies difficult targets for overseas hackers, with more than 68 million personal records potentially exposed in a ser
Adobe software dupe maker takes on Microsoft Office, releasing free versions of Word, Powerpoint, and Excel
Will AI vibecoded apps soon displace paid legacy software like Photoshop and Microsoft Word? Or will the deluge of apps spun up by AI models show that those legacy apps are superior products? Earlie
Microsoft debuts multichiplet Maia 300 inference accelerator
Microsoft Corp. today pulled back the curtains on Maia 300, its newest internally developed artificial intelligence accelerator. The chip is optimized for inference. Microsoft estimates that it can process 40% more tokens per megawatt than “leading GPU-based
I'm a working parent who's built over 150 AI agents to help run my life. I get digital overload, but I'm getting more time back.
Tristen O'Brien has built over 150 AI agents, including an AI family assistant.Sarah Lutomski/Sarah Lu Photography Tristen O'Brien is a working dad who built over 150 AI agents to manage his
AI governance shifts to runtime as always-on agents spread
As enterprises move from debating artificial intelligence adoption to deploying it, AI governance has become the harder question. Autonomous agents now run around the clock across a sprawl of platforms, and controls built for deterministic software were never
What to expect from theCUBE’s Smarsh EDGE analysis: Tune in Oct. 15
Financial institutions are adopting artificial intelligence faster than many compliance teams can establish the controls needed to oversee it. That gap is raising new questions about AI-powered compliance and regulatory accountability. As employee communicati
(PR) d-Matrix Announces Squadron Compute Clusters for AI Inference at Data Center Scale
d-Matrix today announced d-Matrix Squadron, a fleet of multi-rack systems offering megawatts of highly efficient inference compute for running AI models with extreme speed and energy efficiency at data center scale. Benefiting from d-Matrix's unique memory-ce
AI models may be capable of self-replicating without access to a datacenter
William Zhou, Daniel Freeman Our experiments suggest that small AI models may be months away from being capable enough to self-replicate on commercial IoT devices, like smart ovens and off-brand And
Deepgram targets voice AI on air-gapped laptops
Voice AI is quickly becoming core infrastructure as people swap screens and clicks for conversations with their devices. That shift puts new pressure on the compute, storage and partnerships behind the models doing the listening and talking. Deepgram Inc., wh