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Oct 9

Oct 9Fri
  1. ModelScopeOfficialAI score28

    Corvus-Gov-3B: a 3B Chinese government-domain dialogue model

    AIModelScope released Corvus-Gov-3B, a compact model tuned for Chinese policy Q&A, public-service consultation, and internal government or enterprise assistants. It was fine-tuned on one million Chinese government-domain dialogue samples and built on Llama 3.2 3B Instruct using LoRA SFT via LLaMA Factory. The model is released under Apache 2.0.

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Oct 8

Oct 8Thu
  1. The Verge · AINewsAI score39

    California regulator orders Rek to stop robot-human cage matches

    AIThe California State Athletic Commission sent Rek a cease-and-desist letter over a September 18 match in which a human piloting a humanoid robot fought Frankie LaPenna. The letter, posted to X by Rek CEO Cix Liv on September 30, demands that Rek stop promoting any contest involving a human in California without commission approval. Rek's next planned match, on Friday, will pit two armed robots against each other.

  2. The New York Times · TechnologyNewsAI score36

    Man Fights Terminator-Like Robot in Cage; California Calls Stunt Illegal

    AIA tech start-up staged a stunt in San Francisco pitting a man against a Terminator-like robot inside a cage, testing the limits of combat sport safety rules. California regulators deemed the event illegal, according to the original headline. The source provides no further details on the companies, robot specifications, or legal penalties.

  3. IEEE Spectrum · AINewsAI score46

    Nuclear Plants Adopt AI Tools, Led by Atomic Canyon's NIVA Assistant

    AIAtomic Canyon's Nuclear Industry Virtual Assistant (NIVA), developed with nuclear-industry groups, is now available to the entire U.S. fleet of 94 reactors after pilot testing at Constellation Energy plants. Nuclearn says its products have reached more than 65 U.S. partners, and the article says the industry is turning to AI to help manage regulatory paperwork and a shrinking, aging workforce.

Oct 7

Oct 7Wed
  1. Wired · AINewsAI score40

    Books by People Launches "Organic" Mark Certifying Human-Written Books

    AIBooks by People, a British startup, has received UK Intellectual Property Office approval to distribute a mark certifying that a published book was written by a human, displayed on the cover as a thumbprint-style stamp. The startup verifies manuscripts through an authorship declaration, proprietary software, and review of drafts and research materials, and five publishers have signed up so far. The mark is expected to appear on its first book by the end of the year.

  2. The Register · AINewsAI score38

    COSMIC bans AI-generated contributions as GNOME debates accepting AI bug reports

    AISystem76's COSMIC desktop now requires contributors to declare no LLM-generated content in pull requests, including code, comments, and descriptions. GNOME Calendar and GNOME Extensions also restrict AI-generated contributions, while GNOME developer Michael Catanzaro argues the project should accept AI-generated bug reports. Catanzaro's case rests on memory-unsafe languages such as C, C++, and Vala, and he has shortened GNOME Security's disclosure deadline from 90 days to 30, effective August 1.

Sep 21

Sep 21Mon
  1. KrASIA · Big TechNewsAI score44

    Aridge plans UAE flying car sandbox and Abu Dhabi–Ras Al Khaimah demo route

    AIAridge has signed a cooperation agreement with Ras Al Khaimah to set up a regulatory sandbox for advanced air mobility in the UAE, overseen by the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority. The program will test its Land Aircraft Carrier in desert conditions and plans a demonstration route between Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah. Regulatory approval for commercial passenger eVTOL flights remains pending.