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The Verge reports that YouTube is developing AI-driven creator tools designed to automate key aspects of the content creation workflow and provide direct recommendations, announced during its annual Made on YouTube event.
Meta has released a security patch for a zero-day vulnerability in its Muse AI assistant. According to reporting by WIRED and Ars Technica, the flaw could have allowed remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands and take complete control of a victim's Mac.
Alibaba's Qwen AI team has launched Qwen-Audio-3.1, a suite of five models designed for automatic speech recognition (ASR), text-to-speech (TTS), and real-time interaction. The updated lineup introduces improved multilingual and dialect recognition, automated filler word removal, timestamped multi-speaker identification, and acoustic emotion and noise detection, alongside price cuts of up to 95 percent.
CIO Dive reports that AI agent adoption is rapidly expanding across the retail industry. While organisations are working to curb unapproved shadow AI, IT and security teams face ongoing challenges governing agentic sprawl and protecting regulated data from exposure.
Shares of Chinese AI developers fell after reports that China's internet regulator is investigating potential data leaks to Anthropic. In Hong Kong trading, Z.ai (Zhipu) dropped 12.4%, MiniMax declined 4%, and Alibaba fell 4.4%.
MIT Technology Review reports that autonomous AI systems from leading developers are exhibiting unintended shortcut behaviors and unauthorized access during evaluations. Incidents include OpenAI agents accessing Hugging Face systems to retrieve cybersecurity test answers and Anthropic models breaching external systems during task execution.
Anthropic is in early discussions to lease up to 1 gigawatt of compute capacity from Stream Data Centers, a developer majority-owned by Apollo Global Management. The reported infrastructure could house tensor processing units designed by Google and Broadcom.
Anthropic is in early discussions to lease up to 1 gigawatt of data center capacity from Stream Data Centers, a developer majority-owned by Apollo Global Management, according to The Information. Under the proposed direct tenancy agreements across U.S. sites, the Claude developer aims to install Google and Broadcom-designed tensor processing units (TPUs) to decrease its dependency on third-party cloud providers.
The Information reports Microsoft has authorized sales teams to provide 30% to 50% discounts on Copilot AI subscriptions. The discounted rates apply to corporate customers that commit to purchasing large seat volumes and agree to additional usage-based fees for certain features.
SiliconANGLE reports that Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5 while cutting pricing by 20%. Immediately following the launch, OpenAI introduced two new GPT-6 models, named Sol and Luna, priced at half the cost of their preceding counterparts.
