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Large AI customers curb Fable use over retention concerns

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Some large AI customers are restricting which models employees may use or which tasks they may use them for over fears proprietary information could be used in training, The Information reported. Nvidia uses Fable only for work that does not require sensitive-data access, while a U.S. utility canceled a Fable test after Anthropic would not agree to a nonrevocable zero-data-retention policy. Anthropic and OpenAI say enterprise-contract customer information is not used for training by default.
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Insilico says AI-discovered Rentosertib has entered Phase III trials

Insilico Medicine says Rentosertib, its generative AI-discovered drug candidate also known as ISM001-055, has entered Phase III clinical trials for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. The company described the clinical advance in an announcement carried by News-Medical.Net.

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Quilty Space projects shortfall of about 150 launches through 2030

The world outside China faces a shortfall of about 150 rocket launches through 2030 against demand from satellite operators and civil space agencies, analytics firm Quilty Space estimates in a new report.

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TBC launches Mischief video model through fal.ai

The Biological Computing Co. is launching Mischief, an image-to-video model based on Wan 2.2, through fal.ai on October 30. Access is free through November 2, with an announced price of $0.02 per second of generated video.