Author: Advanced AI Editor

Meet the new DeepSeek, now with more government compliance. According to a report from Reuters, the popular large language model developed in China has a new version called DeepSeek-R1-Safe, specifically designed to avoid politically controversial topics. Developed by Chinese tech giant Huawei, the new model reportedly is “nearly 100% successful” in preventing discussion of politically sensitive matters. According to the report, Huawei and researchers at Zhejiang University (interestingly, DeepSeek was not involved in the project) took the open-source DeepSeek R1 model and trained it using 1,000 Huawei Ascend AI chips to instill the model with less of a stomach for…

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What kind of prompts are college students plugging into ChatGPT these days? A new list of 100 AI prompts created by college students who collaborated through OpenAI’s remote lab offers a window into exactly that.The prompts, which were shared and voted on by 70 college students, are organized into three categories — study, career, and life — and show the students asking ChatGPT to perform roles ranging from a study buddy to a career counselor or even a lawyer.OpenAI said students from over 50 universities, including Stanford, the University of Pennsylvania, Ohio State, UCLA, BYU, and Washington University in St.…

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At its annual Made on YouTube event this week, YouTube unveiled tons of new updates, features, and tools geared toward creators, including updates to YouTube Live, new ways to monetize, and more. Studio updates include “likeness” detection and lip-synced dubs, and the company is offering new AI tools for podcasters to help promote their shows. Here’s everything announced at Made on YouTube. A new Studio YouTube CEO Neal Mohan at Made on YouTube 2025Image Credits:YouTube The company showed off new and updated tools to Studio, which creators use to manage their channels and track analytics. Updates include an inspiration tab,…

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Tesla is officially ditching the development of a key Cybertruck charging feature, and the reason is very obvious, all things considered. The Cybertruck is among the most unique vehicles available on the market, and, like all Tesla vehicles, it has continued to improve through Over-the-Air software updates that enhance performance, safety, and other technological features. However, the development of some features, while great on paper, turns out to be more difficult than expected. One of these features is the presence of wireless charging on the all-electric pickup, a capability Tesla has been working to integrate across its entire vehicle lineup.…

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American technology companies have reportedly started rolling out ultimatums and advisories to their staffers to head back home as early as possible. Notifications issued by leading American companies such as Microsoft, Amazon are already circulating in public domain. On Saturday, a league of technology companies such as Apple, Oracle, and JP Morgan were reported as having issued out such advisories. An email reportedly sent from the HR team of Amazon Inc reads, “If you have an H1B status and are in the US, stay in the country for now. Amazon recommends H1-B and H-4 visa holders to return to the…

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Time released its annual Time 100 list on Friday, featuring the magazine’s picks for the most influential people of the year, divided into six categories: artists, innovators, titans, icons, leaders, and pioneers.Four art world figures made it onto this year’s list: visual artists Yoshitomo Nara and Mickalene Thomas (the latter perplexingly categorized as an “innovator”), architect Annabelle Selldorf, and Miranda July, a novelist and filmmaker who has also dabbled in performance art. Time‘s list also includes corporate CEOs, half a dozen members of the Trump administration, fashion designers, and athletes. The Time 100 website features write-ups on each individual by…

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At a time of high anxiety around technology’s impact on arts and culture, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts’ Collider Fellowship is focused on new opportunities, welcoming multi-disciplinary artists to explore how emerging tech can transform live performance and the performing arts. Today, the famed New York performing arts center is announcing its second class of Collider Fellows — a group of six artists working in areas from virtual reality to artificial intelligence to the immersive 4DSound System. “I love that they’re all really thoughtful people who are not just thinking about [the work] itself, but how it fits into…

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U.S. President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., Sept. 19, 2025. Ken Cedeno | ReutersThe Trump administration stepped in to stop U.S. Steel from idling operations at its Granite City, Ill., plant, exercising new powers tied to the company’s recent takeover, the Wall Street Journal reported.The steelmaker had informed nearly 800 workers that the plant would close in November, noting however that they would still be paid. But after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick warned CEO Dave Burritt the administration wouldn’t allow it, U.S. Steel reversed course on Friday, saying the facility…

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If you have been watching C3.ai (NYSE:AI), the string of recent events might have you reassessing your stance on the stock. The founder’s exit due to health reasons, a new CEO stepping in, a steep fall in revenue, and the company pulling back its full-year guidance are not the kind of headlines investors like to see. In addition, a wave of class action lawsuits alleges management failed to be forthright about the company’s prospects and leadership health, amplifying unease in the market. This combination of disruptions has weighed heavily on C3.ai’s momentum. Over the past year, shares have lost more…

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Commodities could soar after the Federal Reserve’s quarter-point interest rate cut this week, though this will depend on whether the U.S. manages to avoid a recession, according to JPMorgan. “Historically, commodities have generated positive returns both leading up to and following the first Fed cut,” JPMorgan analysts led by Natasha Kaneva told clients in a Thursday note. “However, the nature of the cutting cycle is crucial.” Commodities generate strong returns if the Fed cuts when economic growth is firm and inflation is on the decline, the analysts said. But they tumble if the cut comes when inflation is stubborn, growth…

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