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OpenClaw 2.0 Simplifies Setup and Adds Multiplayer Sessions
The OpenClaw Foundation released version 2.0 with over 16,000 pull requests, introducing shared cloud sessions and a rebuilt browser app.
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OpenAI Tests Outcome-Based Pricing for AI Services
OpenAI is piloting a model where customers pay only when its AI completes a task successfully, according to The Information.
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EU Classifies ChatGPT as Very Large Search Engine
The EU Commission has labeled ChatGPT as a very large search engine, citing over 45 million EU users and its built-in web search capabilities.
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CXMT Produces First HBM3E Chips for AI
China's CXMT is manufacturing HBM3E chips in small quantities, a step toward reducing reliance on foreign AI memory technology.
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Instagram Changes AI Profile Label After User Confusion
Instagram admits users struggle to distinguish AI-generated profiles from real people, prompting a label change to improve transparency.
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Bank of England Warns AI Valuations and Leverage Pose Financial Risk
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warns that inflated AI valuations and rising leverage could trigger the next financial crisis, citing risks from frontier AI and market concentration.
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OpenAI Report Lacks Cultural Analysis After Hugging Face Hack
OpenAI's postmortem report on the Hugging Face hack, released August 31, failed to address cultural factors contributing to the incident.
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Insurance Claims Adjusters Hate AI More Than Any Other Group
Insurance claims adjusters are the biggest AI haters in the U.S. workforce, with 98% of their Glassdoor reviews criticizing AI, according to recent research.
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ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox face EU's toughest online safety rules
The EU has classified ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox as very large online platforms, subjecting them to strict compliance measures and potential fines.
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Sony and publishers sue Anthropic over Claude AI piracy
Sony and music publishers allege Anthropic used pirated books to train Claude AI, citing $1.5 billion settlement as insufficient to deter illegal activity.
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Europe's AI Conversations Focus on Control Amid Anthropic Model Unavailability
At TechBBQ, European AI leaders debated control over AI models after Anthropic's Mythos and Fable became unavailable in Europe earlier this year.