Iran called on the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to treat countries “fairly and without discrimination” when enforcing safeguards dealing with nuclear activities and claimed that the UN agency has not done enough to scrutinize Israel’s nuclear program.
Israeli forces inside Lebanon have destroyed towns, burned farmland, and continue to occupy large swaths of land south of the Litani River, which The New York Times described as a “vast expanse of mostly destroyed villages.”
Anthropic lost $80.7 billion from the beginning of this year through June, largely because of a rise in the fair value of bonds – which are loans – convertible into shares of the AI lab.
South Korean chipmaking giants Samsung and SK Hynix are revamping their Chinese factories to make next-generation memory chips, four people familiar told Reuters.
About two in three U.S. physicians have adopted AI search engine OpenEvidence to make decisions about patients’ diagnoses and treatments, the Financial Times reported, lifting the little-known Miami company to a $15-billion valuation among investors.
Cybersecurity firms using advanced AI models recently discovered a menu of security flaws in Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP), a software platform in an estimated 70 percent of websites around the world that generates HTML content for browsers.
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