Posts tagged “ai”

• Google announces Gemini 4 Carbon, with cyber defenders first in line

  Selected cyber defenders get first access to Gemini 4 Carbon. General availability is undated, and introductory pricing has no announced end date.

• NVIDIA releases an open transcription model for recordings in 40 languages

  Nemotron 3.5 Transcribe offers multilingual recording transcription, with different limits for translation, speaker labels and hosted access.

• Windmill adds chat-based building and testing for reusable AI agents

  Windmill’s October 28 update adds agent building and testing to AI Sessions, with role-based access, real tool execution and separate model costs.

• GitHub previews organization-owned access for background Copilot agents

  GitHub’s Copilot preview lets background apps use organization-owned access. Usage is billed to the organization, with no separate budget for each app.

• Claude deal offers state and local governments 40% off eligible usage

  The expanded US government deal cuts eligible Claude usage costs without a minimum purchase. Direct buying is available now; cloud discounts come later.

• Anthropic acquires Mithril Medicine as it expands drug-development research

  Anthropic’s Mithril Medicine acquisition expands its drug research. Early mouse and document-review results show progress, but not proven patient benefits.

• What Anthropic’s study means for human review of AI-assisted work

  Anthropic’s analyst study separates correct calculations from independent judgment, with practical review proposals and limits on what the findings show.

• Liquid AI’s LFM3 brings pictures, video and speech to local assistants

  Liquid AI’s downloadable LFM3-Omni combines visual and spoken inputs. Software support, context limits and commercial-use terms shape adoption.

• Oracle plans to bring cross-department work into ChatGPT

  Oracle AI Workspace is intended to link business systems through ChatGPT. Limited access is still ahead; existing NetSuite connections are separate.

• What Oracle’s AI startup bundle covers for eligible US businesses

  Check who qualifies for Oracle’s AI startup bundle, how its $12,000 annual cloud credits renew, and which subscriptions, limits and extra costs remain.

• Why an AI novelty score is not proof of an original research idea

  Ai2’s study shows how reviewer context and assumed labels shape AI novelty scores—and what researchers should check before acting on them.

• Replit adds video-backed code proposals for workplace teams

  Replit lets teams propose changes to existing software with browser-test evidence. Engineering approval, workspace access and usage costs remain separate.

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