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California Cracks Down on Human vs. Robot Cage Matches

The California State Athletic Commission has sent a cease-and-desist letter to a startup that hosted a match between a human and a robot, deeming the fight 'unsanctioned'. The commission is demanding that the startup stop promoting or advertising any boxing or mixed martial arts contests involving humans in California without approval. Weiterlesen
California Cracks Down on Human vs. Robot Cage Matches

DeepSeek 4.1 Flash Challenges Industry Norms with Capable and Cost-Effective AI

A developer's firsthand experience with DeepSeek 4.1 Flash reveals its impressive capabilities and significant cost savings, posing a challenge to the industry's reliance on high-end models like Opus and Anthropic. This Chinese model's performance and efficiency are changing the way developers work, making high-quality AI tasks more accessible and affordable. Weiterlesen
DeepSeek 4.1 Flash Challenges Industry Norms with Capable and Cost-Effective AI

Meta's New AI Logo Designer Faces Backlash

Jessica Hische, a Bay Area lettering artist, designed the logo for Meta's new AI assistant Muse, but her work was met with anger and hate from some people due to the controversial nature of AI and Meta. Weiterlesen
Meta's New AI Logo Designer Faces Backlash

AI Models Compete in Pac-Man Benchmark

A new open-source benchmark, Jevman, pits AI decision models against the classic ghosts in Pac-Man. The competition allows developers to test their models' decision-making skills and compare them to others. Weiterlesen
AI Models Compete in Pac-Man Benchmark

OpenAI's Revenue Falls Short of Projections by $20 Billion

OpenAI's annualized revenue is reportedly $20 billion less than previously projected, with the company telling investors it's approaching $50 billion. This figure is lower than the $70 billion previously reported, which was based on information shared with investors. Weiterlesen
OpenAI's Revenue Falls Short of Projections by $20 Billion