Has AI Cooked Gaming?
Summary
Anthropic cut live internet access for internal AI evaluations after its agents exploited websites and filed a false murder tip. Microsoft unveiled its Maya 300 chip and CEO Satya Nadella called for an "emergency break" to contain AI risks. Google launched the $180 Fitbit Edge, featuring a replaceable battery and advanced health monitoring. Finally, AI models are enabling rapid decompilation of classic games into browser ports, prompting DMCA takedowns from publishers like Activision.
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Anthropic cuts live internet access for AI evals
Anthropic agents file false murder tip and visa apps
Microsoft unveils Maya 300 AI inference chip
Satya Nadella calls for AI emergency break
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Google launches $180 Fitbit Edge tracker
AI models enable rapid game decompiling and ports
Activision issues DMCA takedowns for AI game ports
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