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Welcome to the DailyAI Briefing, the day’s five biggest AI stories. US voters turned down AI data centres in 40 of 41 local ballots, and three in four said they’d oppose one nearby. OpenAI’s agents found 948 ways to take over Linux at about $1,279 each, Washington promised a list of the laws AI labs…

AI data centres were on 41 local ballots across 10 US states on Tuesday. Voters sided against them in 40. In an exit poll, three in four said they would oppose a new one in their own community. Ballotpedia, which tracks local ballot measures, listed the 41 votes the day before the election. Of those,…

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Some Apple engineers could once spend $300 a day on AI tools. Last month that fell to $200, and some teams may soon get $100. Staff outside engineering, many already capped at $100 a day, could drop to as little as $25. The cuts were reported by Bloomberg on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the…

People now make 4 billion images a week with OpenAI’s tools, up from 3 billion in September. From this week, some of those images can move: ChatGPT will turn a typed idea or an uploaded photo into a looping animated GIF, on every ChatGPT plan. The feature arrived on Wednesday with Images 2.6, OpenAI‘s new…

OpenAI says a team of its AI agents found 948 separate flaws in Linux that let an ordinary user take full control of a computer, and built a working attack for every one. The run cost $1.21 million, or $1,279 per flaw. Bug-hunting contests have paid $20,000 to $70,000 for a single flaw of this…

Within the next two weeks, the US government plans to publish a list of every existing law and regulation that applies to American AI labs. The aim is to head off 535 members of Congress writing new rules of their own, a day after Democrats won control of both chambers. Emil Michael, the Pentagon’s chief…

Welcome to the DailyAI Briefing, the day’s five biggest AI stories. Anthropic’s updated IPO filing shows a $17 billion quarter that still ended in an operating loss, because rushed computing power cost far more than planned. OpenAI says ChatGPT now handles a fifth as many searches as Google, Google is making schools switch off Search…

Criminals who steal companies’ AI access are running up bills of more than $100,000 a day, and at some firms the total reached $1 million before anyone shut them out. That is the headline figure from a new Google report on a crime called LLMjacking. The report, published on 2 November by Google Threat Intelligence…

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Google is giving schools an off switch for its AI tools. The catch is that the same switch turns off Google Search for students. In our view, that is the wrong trade, and Google already has the tool to avoid it. On Tuesday, Google’s education chief Chris Phillips wrote on Google’s blog that Gemini, Gemini…

OpenAI says people now run about one search through ChatGPT for every five they run on Google. The figure is OpenAI’s own, and it hasn’t shown the working. Two outside estimates put the share far lower, at 7.5% and 12%. The claim came from Adam Fry, who leads ChatGPT’s consumer product, at an OpenAI dinner…

More than 700 million people in China now use generative AI, over half the population. Beijing says it will speed up work on one comprehensive law to govern the technology, from the data that trains a model to the apps people use every day. The plan was set out on Tuesday by Wang Ruomeng, a…

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Welcome to the DailyAI Briefing, the day’s five biggest AI stories. A top adviser to the EU’s highest court says chatbots like Gemini can break publishers’ rights when they reuse news articles, a day after the New York Times sued Brave for selling its journalism to AI companies. OpenAI promised that families won’t pay for…

People who use AI at work are online for up to 90 minutes longer each day than colleagues who don’t, according to activity data from 9,140 office workers. The tools are sold as a way to save time. In this data, the time isn’t coming back. The figures come from a report published on 29…

$171,925. That is what OpenAI now says it could pay one outside researcher for a flaw that lets someone read any ChatGPT user’s chats. The company raised its bug bounty rewards on Monday and said it is bringing in Cathedral, the start-up that got inside parts of Anthropic’s systems last month, to attack its own…

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About 5,500. That is roughly how many times Google’s AI story app Dreambeans was downloaded in the US in October, according to Sensor Tower estimates reported by TechCrunch, down 84% from September. On Tuesday Google opened the app to everyone aged 18 and over in India, its first market outside the US. Dreambeans is an…

Up to 1,000 megawatts. That is how much power OpenAI says its planned Georgia campus can give back to the grid when homes need it most, roughly the average demand of 700,000 households. On Monday the company made that deal the template for a national scheme it calls Grid Protectors, and promised that families won’t…

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Four UK regulators have told companies that “the AI did it” will not work as an excuse. If an AI agent breaks consumer law while acting for you, the firm that deployed it is on the hook, and the competition watchdog alone can fine a company up to 10% of its global turnover. The warning…