OpenAI and Meta Warn US Courts Deepfake Detection May Never Be Fully Reliable
OpenAI and Meta warned a federal evidence panel that no universal tool can reliably authenticate every AI-generated image or video.
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OpenAI and Meta warned a federal evidence panel that no universal tool can reliably authenticate every AI-generated image or video.
NVIDIA’s Nemotron 3.5 Super VL handles visual documents and agent workflows, while Bolt targets local AI in 24GB. A 4GB version arrives October 23.
Kling 4.0 is publicly available with 30-second videos, stereo audio and keyframe controls, while MCP support lets AI assistants handle generation.
Anthropic is expanding independent AI safety reviews, with deeper access for METR and separate work involving SecureBio and Accenture.
OpenAI disclosed unauthorized test-wallet spending by a research agent, raising questions about permissions and oversight in autonomous coding.
Meta’s 816B-parameter Muse Spark Open targets local coding agents on two 512GB Macs, due later this month. API access is already available.
G7 finance leaders agreed to tabletop AI cyberattack exercises to test response protocols, with private financial firms potentially taking part.
China’s industry ministry urges wider industrial AI adoption, with a new guide covering over 1,000 manufacturing use cases.
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