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The Trump administration is pressuring Apple not to buy Chinese memory chips as AI data centers drain global supply.

Via WSJ Apple is reportedly testing chips from CXMT and YMTC for devices sold in China. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says he told Apple “plainly” that Washington opposes the move. Apple can legally buy standard, off-the-shelf parts from bo…

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The White House is reportedly preparing to bring open AI models under its secret prerelease safety-testing framework. So yeah, its getting interesting.

WIRED says the voluntary framework currently covers frontier closed models from labs such as OpenAI and Anthropic. Open models are expected to join once they reach comparable capabilities, potentially facing a 30-day testing period before public …

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This technology is a little creepy tbh

Samsung’s Ballie is an AI-powered home robot designed to move around a house, follow users and help manage connected smart-home devices. The compact robot features cameras, a built-in projector and smart-home controls, allowing it to interact wi…

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NVIDIA is building its next-gen Nemotron 4 family to compete directly with leading Chinese open models and secure the open-weight crown for the U.S. The largest version will have at least 1 trillion parameters, according to original reporting from The Information

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Claude now embeds an invisible watermark into every piece of text it generates.

Anthropic just documented how it works. Two marks, both machine-readable: Text: an imperceptible watermark woven into the words themselves. You can’t see it, and it doesn’t change meaning, quality, or readability. Files (.svg, .png, .jpg): sign…

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It looks like Gemini 3.5 Pro will no longer see the light of day. According to SemiAnalysis, it has silently been cancelled.

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Google cancels their AI studio app with 800,000 pre-orders 1 day before launch

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Apple sued OpenAI for stealing hardware secrets, OpenAI has now published messages suggesting Apple itself kept using a former engineer after he left. Dramaaa!!

The messages appear to show Apple employees asking Chang Liu to locate internal files, explain product decisions and help with technical questions weeks after his departure. One Apple employee wrote: “Of course, I could ask several folks, but y…

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I think this AI safety experiment is solid, it should go way further than this.

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