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Claude will begin digitally watermarking marking AI-generated text and images
By Bruno Ferreira Published
European users of Anthropic's Claude models can expect that future versions of those tools will begin embedding digital marks in generated text and images to identify them as the product of AI.

Rogue AI agent tasked with booking a gym class hacks system, removes other participant
By Stephen Warwick Published
A rogue OpenClaw tasked with booking a gym class for its user hacked into the system and removed another participant.

AI data center bans surge past 500 nationwide as local US politicians begin quickly blocking new developments
By Ben Stockton Published
New AI data center development bans jumped to over 500 in July, according to recent analysis, with political and public pressure growing.

Farmer kills 25 acres of crops after following AI weed and pest control advice
By Jowi Morales Published
AI is useful, but you should never blindly trust it.

Claude Opus 5 mistakenly deletes dev’s entire profile directory during routine backup, responds with 'Sorry, typo'
By Jowi Morales Published
“That was simultaneously the funniest and most painful AI moment I've had.”

Frore claims its LiquidJet can drop Nvidia Rubin GPU temperatures by 10°C
By Anton Shilov Published
As cooling becomes a crucial element for economic efficiency of AI data centers, Frore claims that using is LiquidJet coldplate could increase efficiency of token generation by 15%.

AI companies are now racing to the bottom — crashing token prices and competitive models push companies to cut costs
By Jon Martindale Published
Premium For the rest of us, there's now significant AI intelligence to be found in more affordable models.

Qualcomm-powered humanoid robot collapses spectacularly on stage
By Mark Tyson Last updated
A Qualcomm exec suffered from one of the most disastrous tech demos we’ve ever seen live on stage at Computex 2026 this summer when a humanoid robot spectacularly collapsed.

Firm that uses AI to locate ancient lost shipwrecks is hiring a literal pirate to salvage sunken treasure, paying up to $500,000 a year
By Bruno Ferreira Published
AI and software research firm looking for a real-life pirate — extremely remote lob listing requires nautical and diving experience
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