OpenAI launched GPT-5.6 on July 9 in three tiers: Sol, Terra and Luna. Little changes for free users so far; paid plans get a new reasoning engine, and the laun...
At a Singapore hospital, AI sorted 20,944 chest X-rays by priority so radiologists could reach urgent cases sooner.
Siemens Erlangen combines more than 100 AI uses, digital twins, and shop-floor data to make converters with measurable results.
Commonwealth Bank combines models, alerts, and fraud teams to spot risky payments without making AI an automatic judge.
A 2024 Iowa field trial shows how computer vision and individual nozzles can reduce herbicide application without abandoning agronomic management.
Tutor CoPilot does not answer for the student: it suggests strategies to a human tutor. A randomized trial measured gains in math mastery.
The Times and other major publishers seek sanctions against OpenAI: they allege it told the court it couldn't search its data while doing so internally (Project Giraffe), deleted logs, and produced an unusable sample. What spoliation means, what exactly they ask for, and OpenAI's answer.
The GPAI Code of Practice is a voluntary route to demonstrate AI Act compliance. Here is the official signatory list, the commitments in each chapter, and what happens when a provider does not sign.
RAG lets an AI retrieve relevant passages from a document collection before it answers. Here is how it works, where it is used, and why it does not eliminate errors.
A working definition, three real dated products — ChatGPT agent, Claude Code and GitHub Copilot's coding agent — and the limits documented by the companies that build them: reliability, supervision and cost. A sober guide to telling an agent from a slogan.
After Friday's headlines, the docket in case 5:26-cv-07078 spent its first weekend unchanged: the twelve entries are still the ones from day one. We go through them entry by entry — fees, summonses, an eight-lawyer team — and lay out the four procedural milestones that may land this week: the scheduling order, the first proofs of service, the injunction motion Apple has announced, and the July 24 decision on who judges the case.
Apple accuses OpenAI, its hardware chief Tang Tan, engineer Chang Liu and io Products of misappropriating iPhone trade secrets to accelerate its first consumer device. The federal lawsuit, filed in San Jose, brings six claims and seeks injunctions and damages; OpenAI replies that it has "no interest in other companies' trade secrets." The case will test where the line sits between hiring talent and taking confidential know-how in the middle of the AI hardware race.
The Model Context Protocol offers a common language for AI applications to retrieve data and use tools. Adoption is growing, but it does not remove the need for permissions or security controls.
The obligations for general-purpose AI model providers have applied since 2025. On 2 August 2026 the Commission's fine provision takes effect. Here is the distinction and a practical timeline.
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