A brand new iPhone 16 Pro Max could set you back $2,300, Rosenblatt Securities analysts say to Reuters, who are factoring in a 43% price hike to offset the new tariffs on the countries that produce them.
The cheapest iPhone, the 16e, would go from $599 to just over $850, if Apple doesn’t decide to eat up the tariffs themselves, according to MacRumors.
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They also warn that only a hundred corporations control the technology, and say the difference between developed and developing nations will grow as the technology gets unevenly rolled out.
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There are 50 million people worldwide that suffers from some sort of spinal cord injuries, marking the potential for this novel technique, and so far the results are very positive.
AI to translate signals
The neural implant «translates» signals from the brain to the spinal cord using Ai, and was developed by scientists from The Institute of Science and Technology for Brain-Inspired Intelligence at Fudan University, they write in a release.
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The money raised by the ChatGPT maker values the company at $300 billion, and is the most money raised by a private tech company ever, as it was the last time they raised a mere $6.6 billion back in October 2024.
In fact, the funding is three times the previous high note in funding for tech companies.
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The Pro 2.5 is currently one of the best large language model out there, and it is now available for free – with no set qoutas or limits on prompts.
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Training an LLM like Claude often consists of unmonitored consumption of huge amounts of data, with minimal human involvement.
— Language models like Claude aren’t programmed directly by humans, says Anthropic, — They arrive inscrutable to us, the model’s developers. This means that we don’t understand how models do most of the things they do, they add.
Tracing the thoughts of an LLM
Now they have set out to change that, with a couple of scientific studies mapping out the internal reasoning, or how the model actually thinks in response to normal prompts.
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This is just one of many lawsuits against AI companies claiming they copied and used copyrighted materials in training their models, that hinges on the fair use provision of the copyright laws
This resurfaced overnight after Chatgpt’s new image generator was used en masse to produce images in the style of Studio Ghibli, which had obviously been used in training the model in so far that it could easily mimic their style.
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Rolling out to users on Free, Pro and Plus tiers, the image generation should be live pretty much by the time of this writing, letting you generate just about anything you can imagine from a text prompt – within reason.
Accessing a world of knowledge
Since it uses GPT 4o, the generator has access to a world of knowledge and context that was missing from the previous generators, writes Mashable.
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A new cognitive, problem solving benchmark, the ARC-AGI-2, which is easy for humans and really tough for even the best of the reasoning AIs shows just how far away that goal is, TechCrunch reports.
In fact, most state of the art AIs score in the low single digits on this test, whereas humans score an average of 60%.
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Researchers have designed a new specialized artificial intelligence to detect cancer in microscope images that achieves a success rate of 99.26 % for diagnosing Endometrial cancer, which is a new milestone.
They are now looking for other cancers to discover.
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That’s despite a multitude of hallucinations and other issues with the AI model, Ars Technica writes.
Assistant was first introduced in 2016, listened for the «Hey Google»-prompt, and worked well for mostly playing stuff off Youtube, but often frustrated users on other tasks.
Only supported assistant
Now the entire Android universe will be using Gemini instead, as the only supported assistant across cars, cellphones, TVs and tablets, which should be a enormous boon to the user base for the AI model.
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Firefly Aerospace’s Blue ghost lander had barely landed on the Moon before something extraordinary happened: A full on lunar eclipse.
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De kom fram til nesten det samme som retten i denne saken, nemlig at AI-bruk i verk kan beskyttes av opphavsretten, såfremt «menneskelige forfattere» har utvist «tilstrekkelig ekspressive elementer.»
Det vil si at loven som den er er tilstrekkelig for å dekke ai-genererte verk, men ifølge USCO gjelder dette først og fremst at AI-generert innhold som brukes i et verk som assistanse, altså at det blir inkludert som et element av for eksempel bilder som er menneskeskapt.
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Saken sto mellom Stephen Thaler og U.S. Copyright Office om bildet «A Recent Entrance to Paradise,» som ble nektet opphavsrettsbeskyttelse av sistnevnte i 2018.
Dette bildet ble laget helt og holdent av en «autonom data-algoritme som kjørte på en maskin,» altså en kunstig intelligens, og ble skapt uten menneskelig innblanding, forteller Reuters.
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USAs militære stabssjef sier vi står ovenfor en stor innovasjon i styrkene til industrialiserte land, der stadig flere systemer blir ubemannet.
General Mark Milley trakk fram flere aspekter rundt militærets robotiske ambisjoner, overvåking og kunstig intelligens i en nylig tale ved National Press Club i Washington, DC.
— Krigens karakter […] endrer seg fundamentalt med jevne mellomrom, og akkurat nå er vi midt i en slik endring, sier generalen.
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