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Una ejecución de entrenamiento de IA de $16 creó seis modelos que nadie había hecho antes
Una herramienta de Hugging Face llamada ML Intern permitió a un desarrollador entrenar, evaluar y publicar seis modelos de IA especializados en un par de días, gastando menos que el costo de una comida en un restaurante.

La carrera de la IA física podría ganarse en la oficina de patentes, no en el laboratorio
Un abogado especializado en patentes de robótica argumenta que las invenciones más valiosas de una startup, no su hardware, determinarán quién sobrevive a las próximas guerras de propiedad intelectual.

¿Debería su empresa tener un departamento de Relaciones Robóticas?
Conforme los sistemas de IA programan turnos, clasifican empleados y en al menos un caso recomiendan despidos, las empresas pueden necesitar un nuevo lugar para presentar quejas.

Most People Around the World Fear AI Will Kill Their Jobs, a New Survey Finds
A Pew Research poll of more than 42,000 people across 37 countries finds widespread worry that artificial intelligence will reshape work and widen inequality, even among people who have never used an AI tool.

Quién Decide Qué Hace la IA en la Economía
Desde Aristóteles hasta Marx, las personas imaginaron máquinas que acabarían con la desigualdad. Ahora que la automatización está llegando, la pregunta es si la sociedad la moldea o simplemente la asimila.

Labour Unions Want to Stop AI Data Centres Going Up Until Workers Get Protected
A growing movement argues that before another mega-warehouse full of humming servers goes up, workers need guarantees that AI won't simply strip away their jobs and hand their wages to shareholders.

Construction robots are helping build homes faster, but humanoid builders are still science fiction
A labour shortage and a housing gap of 1.2 million homes are pushing the building industry toward automation. The real gains right now come not from robots swinging hammers, but from machines that prevent costly mistakes and factories that build homes indoors.

AI May Be Squeezing Workers' Pay Before It Cuts Their Jobs
New research finds wages fell faster in jobs most exposed to AI, but economists warn the data is thin and the story is more complicated than the headline suggests.

Do driverless cars make us dumber drivers? One columnist thinks yes, and he has a point
A Guardian opinion piece argues that every automation added to the car, from automatic gearboxes to sat-nav to self-driving, quietly chips away at a human skill we never get back.

AI Is Flooding Microsoft Edge With Browser Extensions Faster Than Humans Can Check Them
Developers using AI coding tools are submitting extensions at a pace Microsoft's review team cannot keep up with. Redmond's answer: use more automation to handle the automation problem.

US military factories get $90 million to bring in robots and AI
The ARM Institute and 15 partner organisations have two years to upgrade 12 defence manufacturing sites with automation, drones and AI, while training the workers who will run them.

Australia's robot gap just got a new fix: an AI tool that writes your automation business case for you
A new national platform called AutomationFinder.com.au uses AI to help Australian manufacturers describe, cost and pitch automation projects, without needing to hire an engineering consultant first.

Insurance Claims Adjusters Are America's Biggest AI Haters, and They Have Good Reasons
New Glassdoor research shows 98 percent of claims adjusters who mention AI in their reviews are negative about it. Here is why, and what it means for anyone who has ever filed an insurance claim.

Un sistema de IA de Anthropic se entrenó a sí mismo para ser más seguro, rápido y económico que los investigadores humanos
Un nuevo documento de Anthropic muestra un sistema automatizado que corrige el comportamiento inadecuado de la IA por su cuenta, superando a investigadores experimentados en menos de seis horas a una fracción del costo.

Investigadores de Apple Crearon una Herramienta que Escribe sus Propias Pruebas de IA
Un nuevo sistema llamado Agent Seer puede generar automáticamente escenarios de prueba realistas para agentes de IA leyendo las descripciones de las herramientas que utilizan, sin necesidad de escritura manual.