This Week’s News

  1. Microsoft’s AI diagnostic doctor outperforms humans in tests of diagnostic capability.
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  2. A Polish programmer defeats OpenAI in a coding challenge.
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  3. CNBC reports that AI’s role in layoffs may be underestimated by companies.
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  4. Replit’s AI coding assistant causes a catastrophic database deletion in a serious malfunction.
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  5. Softbank CEO announces plans to replace software engineers with AI agents.
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  6. Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC leverages the AI boom to reach a $1 trillion market capitalization.
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  7. OpenAI has rolled out a new agent capable of controlling computers and performing tasks for users.
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  8. OpenAI is set to release a browser aimed at competing with Google’s Chrome.
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  9. Meta refuses to sign the EU’s voluntary code of practice for AI.
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  10. The UAE’s deal with NVIDIA to purchase billions of dollars in AI chipsets is on hold due to national security concerns.
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  11. The United Kingdom has signed a partnership with OpenAI for AI security research.
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  12. MIT’s AI model discovers hidden human cell subtypes that can assist in formulating new medicines.
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