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ByteDance plans to release an AI assistant similar to Meta’s Muse in the coming weeks, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with a recent all-hands meeting of the company’s AI team. At that meeting, co-founder Zhang Yiming laid out a sober timeline.
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Apple chip supplier TSMC has announced board approval to invest up to $1 billion in AI companies OpenAI and Anthropic. The decision allows TSMC to buy up to $500 million of shares in each company.
The Tamil Nadu government has ordered an internal audit of library collections across the state.
Founded by three ex-IDF Unit 8200 intelligence officers, Bay is launched to provide a control plane for AI agents.
Newly open sourced XSE handles six million queries a second across services including Search, Ads, and YouTube Shorts
Adobe is adding even more editing tools into Firefly for an easier, lower-skilled editing experience without the headaches of a generic AI chatbot.
QCon AI New York has published its full program for December 15–16, 2026. Engineers from LinkedIn, Netflix, DoorDash, Figma, Pinterest, Honeycomb, Harvey, Google DeepMind and OpenAI describe AI systems they run in production.
The European Commission proposed today the Digital Fairness Act, a consumer rulebook that would ban loot boxes for minors, blacklist manipulative interface design, and put a termination button on every online subscription.
Revolut Pay is now available as a payment option on Uber, bringing the fintech’s checkout service into one of the world’s most widely used consumer apps. The integration also links rides and deliveries paid through Revolut Pay to the company’s rewards scheme.
Anthropic has set the terms for the most closely watched listing of the AI era. The Claude maker and some existing shareholders will sell 825 million shares at $70 to $78 each, raising up to $64.4B, with trading due to start on the Nasdaq on November 19 under the ticker ANT.
Some neurons in large language models are rarely activated. Microsoft researchers have found a way to turn fewer than 10 of these dormant neurons into a hidden backdoor, making an otherwise normal AI model behave as expected until it encounters a specific trigger.
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