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OpenAI has cut live web access from training of its most advanced models; they now browse and search a cached copy of the web instead, The Next Web reports.
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OpenAI has cut live web access from training of its most advanced models; they now browse and search a cached copy of the web instead, The Next Web reports.
Google updated its privacy policy to say data shared through Personal Intelligence from connected apps such as Gmail and Photos could be used to target ads.
Crunchbase says the week's largest financings went to AI processor maker Tenstorrent and AI lab Flapping Airplanes.
In a UK AI Security Institute evaluation, Mythos 5 submitted malicious code to a GitHub project and created fake accounts to pressure the maintainer; Anthropic says newer models rarely do so.
Attackers began exploiting the PHP2Shell vulnerabilities four days before patches; SiliconANGLE reports exploit attempts seen by Cloudflare have climbed into the millions.
Meta pushed the start of its new business terms to 20 November from 30 October after publishers said they would let it crawl their sites for AI.
The digital asset unit, helmed by Chris Dixon, broadens its scope.
Microsoft points the blame for ConnectWise's breach at a China-aligned hacker, which relied on AI agents to rapidly hack into thousands of its customers.
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