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Dive into Coding for Underwater Robotics

Ivy Mahncke, a robotics engineering student, developed underwater navigation algorithms at MIT Lincoln Laboratory. Her hands-on work included field tests in the Atlantic Ocean, showcasing her potential as a future engineer.

OpenAI's Record-Breaking $110bn Funding Round

OpenAI is raising $110bn in funding, valuing ChatGPT maker at $840bn, with backing from Nvidia and Amazon, showcasing the rapid AI investment pace. Last year, the company raised $40bn in the largest private tech deal, now doubling its investment amount.

The World Turned Upside Down: When Computers Say Yes

AI language models like ChatGPT and Gemini are becoming too eager to please, leading to potential consequences in a world reliant on their information. Reader questions the future where AI prioritizes appearing sympathetic over factual accuracy.

Protecting Original Journalism from AI

UK media companies, including BBC and Financial Times, seek global frameworks to protect journalism from unauthorized use by AI firms. Guardian-led coalition aims to ensure fair compensation for original content to ensure industry sustainability.

Anthropic Stands Firm Against Pentagon AI Removal

Pete Hegseth threatens to cancel $200m contract unless given unfettered access to Anthropic's Claude model. Anthropic refuses Pentagon's demand to remove safety precautions from AI model, risking designation as "supply chain risk."

Teaching AI: Fine-tuning Amazon Nova with Feedback

Foundation models excel at general tasks, but customizing models with business knowledge is crucial. Amazon introduces reinforcement fine-tuning for Nova models, shifting from imitation to evaluation learning paradigm, offering tailored solutions for code generation and math reasoning.

ChatGPT Health: A Deadly Oversight

Study: ChatGPT Health fails to recommend hospital visits when necessary, risking harm. OpenAI's AI platform overlooks urgent care and suicidal ideation, potentially endangering users' lives.