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Google reportedly moves DeepMind AI-responsibility team to global affairs

Google is moving DeepMind's roughly 90-person AI-responsibility team to its global affairs unit, according to an internal email reported by The Wall Street Journal. The team focuses on AI risks and societal impact. Researchers have raised concerns that the move could affect their independence and their ability to identify threats from the company's newest models.
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Easy Fox says AI bills exceed $1,000 a day for free Steam demo

Easy Fox says it has taken out a bank loan to keep its free Steam demo, Teach My Little Sister How To Drive, running as AI service costs exceed $1,000 per day. The developer says the number of players trying the game has grown ove...

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Google removes manual model selection for free Gemini users

Google is rolling out automatic model selection for free Gemini users, removing their ability to choose models manually, 9to5Google reports. The outlet observed the change on the vast majority of its free accounts on Friday evenin...

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ChatGPT Android issue blocks some content as fix rolls out

Some content in the ChatGPT Android app may be unavailable because of an identified issue, OpenAI said. Affected users may see a message saying the content is unavailable in their version of the app instead of the content itself. ...

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