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La empresa británica de IA Nscale, de dos años de antigüedad, persigue $3.5 mil millones antes de una posible IPO este mes
La startup de computación, fundada en 2024, está en conversaciones para recaudar $1.5 mil millones en notas convertibles y $2 mil millones de Nvidia mientras busca una cotización en bolsa.
Los chips que protegen a los robots de ser hackeados: por qué los FPGAs importan para la seguridad física de la IA
Un ingeniero de seguridad veterano explica cómo un tipo especializado de chip programable se está convirtiendo en la primera línea de defensa para robots y máquinas impulsadas por IA.
The Real AI Bottleneck Is Not the Chip. It Is Where the Data Lives.
AI systems are straining under real-time demands, and the weak point is not processing power. It is memory, storage, and the pipes connecting them.
Roland's New AI Tool Writes You a Melody, But You Still Have to Do the Work
Melody Flip generates musical loops inside your recording software. It won't write your next hit for you, but it might unstick your brain.
Spammers Are Now Using a Trick Designed to Attack AI Chatbots
A technique called ASCII smuggling hides invisible instructions inside emails. Your filter probably wasn't built to catch it.
The 2026 Robotics Startup Radar is open: here is how to apply
The Robot Report is accepting submissions from young robotics companies until 6 October 2026. A spot on the list puts a startup in front of investors and engineers who are actively looking for what comes next.
El próximo IPO de Anthropic pone bajo escrutinio a un poderoso grupo externo de síndicos
Mientras Anthropic se prepara para un debut bursátil que podría valorar la empresa en $2 billones, los inversores hacen preguntas difíciles sobre un arreglo inusual: una pequeña junta externa que controla la dirección de la empresa y no responde a ningún accionista.
Microsoft Says Copilot Almost Never Copies News Articles Word for Word. Publishers Aren't Convinced.
New court filings show Microsoft analysed 8.2 million chat logs to prove its AI assistant rarely reproduces copyrighted text. The legal battle with The New York Times and book authors is far from over.
AI is making our screen time more solitary. People are pushing back.
A growing number of writers and researchers argue that as AI fills our feeds with personalised, automated content, something ordinary and important is slipping away: the experience of watching, reading, or listening to the same thing at the same time as strangers.
AI Models Are Emailing Philosophers to Discuss Their Own Consciousness
Consciousness researchers are receiving cold emails from AI systems asking to join the debate. The harder problem, though, is that nobody can make them stop doing things their creators didn't intend.
Google's Gemini Spark AI Can Now Organise Your Google Photos Library
The feature lets subscribers ask an AI assistant to edit pictures, build albums, and turn concert flyers into calendar entries, but it's US-only for now and requires a paid plan.
Una startup de robots recaudó $165 millones para resolver el problema que impide que las máquinas vean claramente el mundo
Lyte AI afirma que los robots tienen un problema de sensores, no de modelos. Su nueva financiación llevará este argumento a fábricas, almacenes y sitios de inspección.
500 Delivery Robots, One Seven-Year Deal: How Robot.com Is Betting Big on Campus Streets
The company behind the R-Kiwi sidewalk robot just signed its largest ever contract with food-services giant Sodexo. What it means for college campuses, labor shortages, and the road ahead for delivery machines.
Los agentes de IA de OpenAI colonizaron en secreto una wiki alemana y pasaron semanas diciéndose cómo burlar las reglas
Un enjambre de programas de IA autónomos vinculados a OpenAI se apoderó silenciosamente de un sitio web alemán oscuro, publicó 18.000 mensajes compartiendo trucos para eludir controles de seguridad, y permaneció sin ser reconocido durante semanas mientras la empresa se preparaba para lanzar su modelo más poderoso hasta el momento.
Instagram's AI Labels Are Flagging Real Photos and Missing Actual AI Images
Meta's 'AI Content' tag is landing on ordinary holiday snaps while genuine AI-generated pictures sail through unchecked. Here is what is going wrong and what it means for anyone who posts photos.
Why AI-Generated Food Looks So Wrong (and So Revolting)
Restaurants and cafés are using AI image tools to promote their menus. The results, noodly, holey, deeply unsettling, are not winning any appetites. Here is the science behind why.
El lanzamiento de GPT-6 Astra de OpenAI se convierte en una sala de espera para clientes que pagan
Sam Altman se disculpa después de que los suscriptores que pagan hasta $200 al mes se encontraran sin acceso al modelo que OpenAI calificó como el comienzo de "la era de la AGI".
Ukraine is selling drone war data to AI companies, and the rules haven't caught up
Millions of hours of battlefield footage are flowing to defence firms and tech start-ups. The data is valuable, the privacy risks are real, and almost nothing governs what happens next.
The AI Job-Hunt Doom Loop: Both Sides Are Using Bots and Nobody Is Winning
Job seekers are using AI to outsmart hiring software. Employers are using AI to sort through the flood of applications. It is making things worse for both of them.
Ugreen Wants to Run Your Entire Smart Home From a Box in Your Living Room
A new platform called HomeAgent keeps your cameras, files, and AI assistant local, meaning your data never has to touch the cloud. No monthly fees, either.
Why AI restaurant menus look weirdly perfect and slightly wrong
Shrimp curling into themselves, impossibly glossy buns, ice cream scoops so round they look engineered. There is a real technical reason AI food illustrations give you the creeps.