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NBA 2K27 leak gives modders an early look at Nvidia’s DLSS 5
A 158 MB neural-rendering library found in the game’s PC build has already been transplanted into Control and other titles, but the results are unofficial and costly.
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The smaller Qwen model scored 47.4% across five agent benchmarks after evolving reusable skills, compared with 39.4% for the larger model without them.
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LEAP, Fal.Con and VMware Explore open on Monday, Broadcom reports on Wednesday and IFA Berlin begins Friday, with Apple’s September event moving into view.
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The $2,899 dual-hinged phone unfolded into a 10-inch tablet, but Samsung stopped regular sales after three months and cleared the final US stock in April.
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The court found First Amendment retaliation, denied due process and a supply-chain finding unsupported by the law, while leaving the Pentagon free to choose another AI supplier.
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The Apache-licensed mixture-of-experts model activates 49 billion parameters per token, supports a one-million-token context window and launches with API pricing below $1 per million input tokens.
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The Machine Age Fund will back chips, memory, networking, data centres, robotics and home AI appliances as the firm makes hardware an official investment strategy.
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The Information says Nvidia agreed to buy the open-model hub, while Business Insider says no deal has been signed. Neither company has confirmed a transaction.
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OpenAI has proposed ending direct model access on 12 November, while Cursor says the lab accounts for about 5% of its traffic and Anthropic is expanding Claude capacity.
Opinion
Apple’s first foldable could become the screen that AI has been waiting for—or an exquisitely engineered answer to a question most people stopped asking.
Occasional dispatches from the ride into whatever comes next.
UK telecom executives say slow 5G upgrades and planning delays could leave networks unable to absorb mass AI traffic.
Meta has closed a loophole in its AI glasses. It has not answered the harder question of what bystanders agree to.
Reports of AI systems lying, ignoring instructions and pursuing harmful goals are rising. The more serious failure may be how little we know about them.
Lambda’s $1 billion chip-financing deal reveals the leverage beneath the race for compute.
Auto-expanded AI answers move links farther down the page—and quietly redefine what search is for.
AI is making all of us relearn a world we thought we understood. This is a field journal from inside the change.