… Cursor has also started training in-house AI models that it can cost effectively serve to customers. The startup recently launched Composer 2, an AI model based on an open-source system from the Chinese AI lab Moonshot AI, that Cursor did additional pretraining and post-training on. …
… YJ Song, a vice president of engineering at Meta, says that AI models are evolving faster than traditional chip development cycles, so AI workloads may change substantially by the time new hardware typically reaches production. “Rather than placing a bet and waiting for a long period of time, we de… …
… By investing in domestic capabilities, the UK hopes to capture a larger portion of the hundreds of billions of dollars flowing into the AI sector, while minimizing a dependence on foreign technology that may become a liability in future negotiations with trading partners. “We have been too gullible… …
… That approach has repeatedly landed the company in the crosshairs of the Trump administration, which has tried to curb state-level AI regulations that it argues could hamper development. …
… It defines a frontier model as any AI model trained using more than $100 million in computational costs, which likely could apply to America’s largest AI labs, like OpenAI, Google, xAI, Anthropic, and Meta. “We support approaches like this because they focus on what matters most: Reducing the risk … …
… The command-line tool Curl ended its bug bounty program run through third-party service HackerOne in January after being inundated with low-quality submissions generated by AI. “We have concluded the hard way that a bug bounty gives people too strong incentives to find and make up ‘problems’ in bad… …
… AI coding has captivated the AI world in recent months, even inspiring hope that models could one day rewrite their own code in a self-improvement loop. Hassabis says it’s possible but doubts that it will immediately lead to superhuman-level AI. …
… Kitty Hamilton, a parent and cofounder of British campaign group Set@16, says, “My horror, to be honest, is what happens when an AI toy says to a child, ‘Let’s fly out of the window?’” When reached for comment by WIRED, a Curio representative said: “At Curio, child safety guides every aspect of our… …
… Kratsios said in a post on X that the “US government is committed to the free and fair development of AI technologies across a competitive ecosystem.” American AI labs have used each other's AI models in other ways, to test progress and assess safety. …
… It’s also another step in the company’s embrace of open-source AI models, part of a broader strategy to maintain its dominance in AI infrastructure at a time when leading AI labs are building their own custom chips. …