This Week’s News

  1. Google releases AI Edge Gallery, an application that allows you to run LLMs locally and offline. [Link]

  2. The Trump Administration’s Department of Health and Human Services releases a report on America’s health that is riddled with AI hallucinations. [Link]

  3. Teen commits suicide after being blackmailed by AI generated nudes of himself. [Link]

  4. The Trump administration hires Palantir Software to build a master database on all Americans. [Link]

  5. Meta plans to replace humans with AI to assess privacy and security risks. [Link]

  6. Deepseek has released an update to its R1 model on Hugging Face. [Link]

  7. In the wake of the fatal January crash in Washington D.C., the US Department of Transportation is using AI to monitor Air Traffic for dangers. [Link]

  8. In another legal mishap, the state of Alabama legal representatives submit briefings to the court riddled with AI errors. [Link]

  9. AI powered exoskeleton gives paralyzed people the ability to walk again. [Link]

  10. French startup Mistral releases Codestral Embed, its new LLM designed for software coding. [Link]

  11. The New York Times partners with Amazon for the first ever AI model training licensing deal. [Link]

  12. The U.S. Department of Energy has paired with Dell and NVidia to build a new AI supercomputer at Lawrence Livermore labs to go into production in 2026. [Link]

  13. The UK Navy will employ AI to help detect hostile activity by Russia in the Arctic regions. [Link]

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