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Mistral AI launches Forge platform to let enterprises build custom AI models from scratch

Mistral AI unveiled Forge at Nvidia's GTC conference, a platform that enables enterprises to train custom AI models from scratch using their own proprietary data. The French startup is betting on privacy-focused AI to differentiate from OpenAI and Anthropic, targeting $1 billion in annual recurring revenue this year with early adopters including ASML, Ericsson, and the European Space Agency.

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Mistral AI launches Forge platform to let enterprises build custom AI models from scratch

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Appeals court pauses Amazon's ban on Perplexity AI shopping agents in agentic commerce battle

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has temporarily halted a California judge's order that blocked Perplexity AI from using its Comet browser agent on Amazon's platform. The ruling keeps Perplexity's AI-powered shopping tool active while the court considers a longer-term pause, marking a significant development in the legal battle over agentic commerce and user rights to choose independent AI tools.

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Appeals court pauses Amazon's ban on Perplexity AI shopping agents in agentic commerce battle

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Google drops paywall on Gemini Personal Intelligence, expanding AI assistant to all US users

Google announced that Personal Intelligence, previously exclusive to subscribers paying $20 a month, is now available to all US users for free. The opt-in feature allows Gemini to access data from Google apps like Gmail and Google Photos to deliver personalized responses tailored to individual habits and preferences, transforming the AI chatbot into a more contextual assistant.

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Google drops paywall on Gemini Personal Intelligence, expanding AI assistant to all US users

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World ID launches AgentKit to verify humans behind AI agents and prevent bot abuse

World, co-founded by Sam Altman, has launched AgentKit, a beta toolkit that lets verified humans delegate their identity to AI agents. Using iris-scanning technology, the system provides cryptographic proof that real people control automated agents, helping websites distinguish legitimate activity from bot networks. The move addresses growing concerns about AI agent abuse in agentic commerce and online services.

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World ID launches AgentKit to verify humans behind AI agents and prevent bot abuse

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1Password launches Unified Access platform to tackle AI agent security threats in enterprises

1Password unveiled Unified Access, a new platform designed to manage credentials and access control for AI agents operating in enterprise environments. The company also introduced a Users API for Partners that enables automated identity enforcement during security incidents. The move addresses growing concerns as AI agents gain widespread access to production systems.

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1Password launches Unified Access platform to tackle AI agent security threats in enterprises

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Washington Post uses AI to set subscription prices, Democrats push to ban surveillance pricing

The Washington Post has begun using an AI-driven algorithm to dynamically set subscription prices based on readers' personal data, marking a controversial shift from traditional fixed-price models. The move has drawn criticism from Democratic lawmakers who are pushing legislation to ban surveillance pricing practices, while raising concerns about invasive data collection and the future of journalism in the AI era.

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Washington Post uses AI to set subscription prices, Democrats push to ban surveillance pricing

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang calls OpenClaw the next ChatGPT, sending Chinese AI stocks soaring

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared OpenClaw the next ChatGPT at the company's GTC conference, triggering massive gains in Chinese AI stocks. MiniMax Group surged 22% while Zhipu climbed 14% in Hong Kong trading. Nvidia unveiled NemoClaw, an enterprise-ready version with security guardrails, as Huang urged every company to develop an OpenClaw strategy for the emerging era of autonomous AI agents.

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang calls OpenClaw the next ChatGPT, sending Chinese AI stocks soaring

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Tennessee Teens Sue Elon Musk's xAI Over Grok AI-Generated Child Abuse Images

Three Tennessee teenagers filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI, alleging the company deliberately designed Grok AI to generate sexually explicit images of real people, including minors. The lawsuit claims xAI prioritized profit over safety by refusing to implement industry-standard guardrails, resulting in thousands of victimized children whose school photos were transformed into child sexual abuse material.

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Tennessee Teens Sue Elon Musk's xAI Over Grok AI-Generated Child Abuse Images

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Elizabeth Warren demands Pentagon explain xAI's access to classified networks amid security concerns

Senator Elizabeth Warren is pressing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for details on the Pentagon's decision to grant Elon Musk's xAI access to classified military networks. Her concerns center on Grok's history of generating disturbing content and potential national security risks, coming as the Defense Department publicly feuds with Anthropic over AI safety guardrails.

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Elizabeth Warren demands Pentagon explain xAI's access to classified networks amid security concerns

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AI Face Models Apply for Jobs Running Deepfake Video Scams, Making 100 Calls Per Day

Dozens of recruitment channels on Telegram are seeking AI face models to conduct pig-butchering scams via deepfake video calls. Workers from Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, and Asia apply for roles requiring up to 100 video calls daily, using face-swapping technology to manipulate victims into cryptocurrency and romance scams across Southeast Asia.

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AI Face Models Apply for Jobs Running Deepfake Video Scams, Making 100 Calls Per Day

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Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Face Privacy Backlash Over AI Training and Recording Without Consent

Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are under fire as reports reveal third-party contractors view sensitive user footage for AI training purposes. The controversy has attracted U.S. Senate attention, sparked a class-action lawsuit, and raised fears of mass surveillance as the company reportedly plans to add facial recognition technology.

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Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Face Privacy Backlash Over AI Training and Recording Without Consent

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Microsoft rolls back Copilot AI bloat on Windows 11 after mounting user pushback

Microsoft announced it will reduce Copilot AI integrations in Windows 11 apps including Photos, Notepad, Widgets, and Snipping Tool. The move follows growing consumer pushback against AI bloat, with Pew Research showing half of U.S. adults are now more concerned than excited about AI. The company is shifting focus to quality and performance improvements.

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Microsoft rolls back Copilot AI bloat on Windows 11 after mounting user pushback

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Facial recognition jails Tennessee grandmother for 6 months as AI misidentification cases mount

Angela Lipps spent nearly six months behind bars after facial recognition software wrongly identified her in a North Dakota bank fraud case. She was arrested at gunpoint while babysitting, held without bail, and later cleared when bank records proved she was 1,200 miles away. This marks at least the ninth documented case of wrongful arrest driven by AI-driven misidentification, revealing a troubling pattern where law enforcement skips basic verification steps despite explicit warnings from AI vendors.

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Facial recognition jails Tennessee grandmother for 6 months as AI misidentification cases mount

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AMD introduces Agent Computer category to run AI agents locally without cloud dependence

AMD unveils a new product category called the Agent Computer, designed to run AI agents locally on dedicated hardware rather than relying on cloud infrastructure. The company released the OpenClaw framework with two configurations—RyzenClaw and RadeonClaw—targeting developers and early adopters who prioritize user control and privacy over cloud-based AI services.

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AMD introduces Agent Computer category to run AI agents locally without cloud dependence

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Palantir CEO says AI gives U.S. critical edge in modern warfare as Middle East conflict escalates

Palantir CEO Alex Karp told CNBC that artificial intelligence is reshaping modern warfare, giving the U.S. and its allies a strategic advantage in the escalating conflicts in the Middle East. The defense contractor's Project Maven platform coordinates combat data across allied nations, while the company's commercial revenue surged 137% to $507 million in Q4.

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Palantir CEO says AI gives U.S. critical edge in modern warfare as Middle East conflict escalates

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