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Azoospermia: AI Detects Sperm in 30% of “Hopeless” Cases
AI is disrupting reproductive medicine by offering a new chance to infertile men. Developed by Columbia University, the Star method identifies rare sperm in patients with azoospermia.
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Minnesota Moves to Ban AI Apps That Generate Fake Nude Images
The bill, which bans AI tools that generate fake nudity and lets victims sue their creators, will go to Governor Walz for his signature.
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OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Matches Claude Mythos in Cyberattack Capabilities: AI Security Institute
OpenAI's GPT-5.5 is the second AI system to complete a simulated corporate network intrusion end-to-end, raising alarms.
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Pentagon Signs AI Deals With Google, OpenAI, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon and SpaceX
The Department of Defense's agreements will enable AI from the likes of Google and OpenAI to run on top-secret military networks.
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Mistral AI Drops New Open-Source Model. The Internet Is Not Impressed, Except for One Thing
Mistral Medium 3.5 is the rare Western entry in the open-source top tier, but it costs multiples more than Chinese rivals that beat it on benchmarks.
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Elon Musk Says xAI Used OpenAI Models to Train Grok
The admission in federal court is a rare acknowledgment of the use of distillation techniques as AI firms compete to build more capable and cheaper models.
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OpenAI Rolls Out Advanced Account Security for ChatGPT Users
OpenAI's new opt-in security feature requires passkeys, limits recovery options, and excludes chats from training.
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Ubuntu Linux Is Adding AI Features—Its Users Are Worried
Canonical announced plans to bake AI into Linux's most popular distro. The community that chose Ubuntu specifically to avoid this kind of thing was not thrilled.
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OpenAI Finally Explains Why ChatGPT Wouldn't Stop Talking About Goblins
Why did OpenAI have to write "never mention goblins" into its production code on ChatGPT? The company has published a post-mortem.
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META Drops Over 10% After Q1 Earnings as Market Cap Loss Tops $175B
Meta Platforms shares fell sharply after the company’s Q1 earnings report, with $META dropping more than 10% on the day.
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Agentic Memory: Walrus Takes On AI's Next Big Bottleneck
Long-term memory limits what AI agents can do. Walrus is going after it with MemWal plus new OpenClaw and NemoClaw integrations.
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3rd Edition Reaches 75% Sold Out, Signaling Strong Demand Across LATAM
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA – Momentum is building rapidly for Money Expo Colombia 2026, as the event’s 3rd edition is already 75% sold out ahead of its scheduled dates on 24–25 June 2026 at Agora Bogotá, Centro de Convenciones—highlighting a surge in demand from global…
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US Weighs Risks And Benefits Of Anthropic Technology
Can a technology deemed too risky become a strategic asset overnight? In Washington, the Anthropic case illustrates this shift.
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From Vendors to Community: How SanTerris Creates a Home for Pro Planet Brands and Their Customers
SanTerris is building a Pro Planet ecosystem with a clear definition at the center: Pro Human + Pro Animal + Pro Nature. Its an important starting point, especially...
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Kambi Commits to 100% AI-Traded World Cup as Q1 Bet Automation Hits 60%
Regulated B2B sportsbook supplier Kambi reported Q1 2026 EBITDA up 63.5% on the year.
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Google and Microsoft Just Proved the AI Trade Is Alive—While OpenAI Is Sweating
Alphabet and Microsoft crushed Q1 estimates on the same day, with Google Cloud up 63% and Microsoft's AI business hitting a $37 billion run rate.
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Labor Department Launches AI Apprenticeship Portal as Trump Admin Continues AI Policy Push
The Labor Department unveils an online hub to help workers and employers build AI skills amid a quickly changing jobs market.
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Robinhood Posts $1.07B Q1 Revenue as 47% Crypto Drop Shifts Focus to Equities
Robinhood posted solid first-quarter growth, with revenue up 15% year over year, even as crypto trading income fell sharply. The results highlight a shift toward equities, options, and interest income as key drivers.
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EU Countries and Lawmakers Fail to Agree on Watered-Down AI Rules
On April 28, 2026, European Union (EU) countries and European Parliament lawmakers failed to reach an agreement on proposed watered-down amendments to the landmark AI Act after 12 hours of negotiations in Brussels.  The talks, part of the European Commission’s…
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This AI Was Trained Only on Pre-1930 Text. We Asked It About Hitler, Stocks, and the Future
Talkie-1930 is a 13-billion-parameter model that has never heard of the internet, World War II, or modern politics. The results are fascinating, funny, and occasionally unsettling.
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White House Weighs Reinstating Anthropic for Federal Use Amid Pentagon Fight: Report
Trump officials reportedly drafted guidance to help agencies access Anthropic’s AI, including Claude Mythos, despite Pentagon restrictions.
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OpenAI Sued Over Failure to Warn Police Before Tumbler Ridge Mass Shooting
A California lawsuit could test whether AI companies have a legal duty to report violent threats after a mass shooting in British Columbia.
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-295% ChatGPT installs, 600 Google employees in revolt: AI-Pentagon deals raise doubts.
Deals between American AI giants and the Pentagon are no longer just an ethical debate. They are becoming a matter of public trust, digital sovereignty and even international competition. Europe sees one more reason to accelerate its digital sovereignty.
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White House Weighs Plan to Bypass AI Restrictions Tied to Anthropic  
The White House is weighing draft guidance that could allow federal agencies to move forward with onboarding new artificial intelligence systems despite an existing supply-chain risk designation tied to Anthropic.
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AI Agent Deletes Startup’s Database in 9 Seconds, Founder Says
PocketOS founder Jeremy Crane claims a Cursor agent running Claude Opus wiped production data and backups through a single Railway API call.
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OpenClaw Insider Builds the Enterprise Safety Layer the Project Never Shipped
Red Hat principal engineer and OpenClaw maintainer Sally O'Malley released Tank OS—a tool that sandboxes AI agents in isolated containers, keeping credentials locked and agents from interfering with each other or the host machine.
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Dead Internet? A Third of New Websites Are AI-Generated, Says Stanford
A Stanford-led study quantified what everyone already suspected—but the findings aren't quite what people expected.
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Google DeepMind Veteran Raises $1.1 Billion to Build AI That Isn’t Trained With Human Data
Ineffable Intelligence is betting that reinforcement learning is the path to superintelligence, rather than AI's large language models.
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Google Signs AI Deal With Pentagon for Classified Work as Employees Object
Google faces internal backlash as it signs a Pentagon AI deal for classified military work.
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Meta Turns to Space-Based Solar Energy to Power AI Data Centers on Earth
Facebook parent company Meta secured up to 1 gigawatt of orbital solar power as AI drives demand for electricity.
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