What Article 50 of the EU AI Act makes you label
Somebody on your team read that Brussels postponed the AI Act and filed it under next year. Half right. The high risk rules did slip, some of them into 2028, ...
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MacBook Air M5 shortage: $1,299 and a six week wait
You go to order six Airs for the new starters, and the checkout says late September. That's roughly where this is: Apple put the MacBook Air up $200 in June, ...
A judge shut Waymo’s Santa Monica depot from 11pm to 6am
Eleven at night on Broadway in Santa Monica, and the cars come home. Not to a garage, to two open lots, where they beep and reverse into the chargers and ...
Inkling-Small out-codes the 975B flagship at 276B
Two weeks ago we said the honest problem with Inkling was that you probably couldn't run it. Two terabytes of VRAM will do that. Thinking Machines seems to have agreed, ...
OpenAI Astra: what the ten Lean proofs actually prove
OpenAI put ten proofs on GitHub on 1 August and didn't ship a model. That's the shape of this one: an internal version of Astra, its next model family, produced ...
Qualcomm’s double-digit chip price rise starts September 1
Your September quote for a batch of Android handsets comes back higher than the August one, and the line that moved isn't memory this time. On 29 July Qualcomm confirmed ...
Zoox wins Part 555: paid robotaxi, no steering wheel
Sit in a Zoox and there is nowhere to put your hands. Four seats facing each other, no wheel, no pedals, no front. On 31 July the Federal Register published ...
DeepSeek V4-Flash-0731: same API, new model
Your DeepSeek bill didn't change last Friday. The model did. On 31 July DeepSeek shipped DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 onto the same deepseek-v4-flash endpoint you were already calling, at the same price, with ...
Google pulled Nano Banana 2 from Earth after one day
Someone typed one sentence and put a nuclear plant in Iran. That was Thursday, and by Friday the feature that let them do it was gone: AI image generation inside ...
Amazon’s $1.8M Claude bill: 860% over, 5 months unseen
Somewhere in Amazon's catalogue, a tool was quietly matching author records against product listings. It ran for five months. It never launched, and it burned about $1.8 million in Claude ...