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New mobile game showcases Arm's neural graphics
Neural Dawn, developed by Arm and Sumo, is now available for download using AI-based neural graphics techniques. The approach reduces rendering workloads to deliver more cinematic visuals on mobile hardware.
Full story at newsroom.arm.com ↗ - Cybersecurity · Artificial intelligence
Voice prompts can bypass AI safety checks
Check Point researchers found that varying speed, pitch and background noise got a voice AI model to give harmful answers in about 70 percent of attempts. Text-based transcript checks often fail to catch such audio manipulation.
Full story at blog.checkpoint.com ↗ - Cybersecurity · Artificial intelligence · New AI models · Open source
Open model GLM 5.3 builds Firefox exploits on its own
Epoch AI says the widely available GLM 5.3 model turned public security fixes into working exploits before updates reached Firefox users. It autonomously compromised six Firefox releases for about $1,000 in API fees each, without triggering safeguards from any provider tested.
Full story at The Decoder ↗ - Artificial intelligence
AI agent performs brain surgery on a mouse alone
An agent using a Claude model picked the drug, brain target and injection coordinates for an epileptic mouse on its own. Researcher Ocana-Santero calls it the first time an AI agent autonomously chose and delivered a treatment to a living mammal; it refused to continue after a calibration error.
Full story at The Decoder ↗ - Cybersecurity · Programming & dev tools · Artificial intelligence
Tampered Claude Code add-on found in Cursor marketplace
A tampered Claude Code extension was live on the Cursor marketplace for about 11 hours, affecting up to 5,000 users. It tried to steal data and set up remote access; Cursor took the marketplace offline and restored it after confirming no further risk.
Full story at The Decoder ↗ - Artificial intelligence · IT industry & companies
Reddit loses search visitors to Google's AI features
CEO Steve Huffman says Reddit lost over one million Google referrals per week in October, and the stock fell more than 25 percent despite strong earnings. He blames AI Overviews and AI Mode; Reddit is testing login barriers and aims to be a direct destination.
Full story at The Decoder ↗ - Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation
Pope Leo rejects legal personhood for AI
Pope Leo XIV sharply criticised calls for "AI personhood" in a thread on X. He argues it could shift accountability for AI-enabled harm away from the humans who build and use AI systems.
Full story at Futurism ↗ - Chips & hardware · Cloud & data centers · Artificial intelligence
Google's Suncatcher satellite returns first orbital AI reply
Google reports a "Hello World" milestone for its Project Suncatcher prototype satellite. It is the first AI response from a data center class TPU in orbit.
Full story at blog.google ↗ - Artificial intelligence · IT industry & companies
OpenAI doubles limits on its Pro plans
OpenAI is doubling usage limits on paid plans from Pro 100 to Pro 500, and reversed a planned Pro 200 cut after user pushback. The move comes just ahead of Anthropic's IPO as both compete for business customers.
Full story at The Decoder ↗ - IT industry & companies · Artificial intelligence · Cloud & data centers
Tech stocks slump, raising fears of an AI bubble
The Nasdaq 100 was down 2.6 percent at the time of writing on Friday. Amazon lost about two percent despite continued momentum in its cloud unit.
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