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A withheld model, two AI sandbox escapes, China’s open-weight flood, and a Doomsday Clock at 85 seconds. We recheck May’s AI existential risk numbers.
Moonshot’s Kimi K3 split the AI industry: Jensen Huang calls China’s open models excellent, Dario Amodei warns the weights can’t be recalled once released.
A BERT-based AI model screened 2.6 million cancer studies and flagged over 250,000 as showing paper-mill fingerprints — with real stakes for treatment guidelines.
Thinking Machines Lab shipped Inkling, the largest US open-weight AI model, on July 15, 2026 — and deliberately didn’t try to make it the smartest.
NASA’s Dynamic Targeting system lets a small satellite judge cloud cover and retarget its own camera with no human in the loop, in under 90 seconds.
Genesis AI’s Eno robot rolls instead of walks, run by a foundation model called GENE. Inside the bet that robotics is won by the brain, not the body.
The brain runs on 20 watts; AI burns power plants. In 2026 neuromorphic chips like Loihi 3 and NorthPole went commercial, claiming 1,000x the efficiency of GPUs.
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