Cloudflare open sources AI workspace platform for enterprise teams

Cloudflare has open sourced Cloudflare OS, a platform that lets organizations deploy AI agent workspaces connected to their own data, tools and internal processes. The company announces in an official Cloudflare Blog post that the software is designed to give employees a browser based workspace where agents can research, create documents, build applications and automate …

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Legal dispute: OpenAI seeks dismissal as Apple expands its claims

OpenAI has asked a federal judge to dismiss Apple’s trade secrets lawsuit, calling the allegations baseless. The move follows Apple’s request for a preliminary injunction that could restrict OpenAI’s work on AI devices while the case proceeds. Apple alleges that former employees took confidential information about unannounced hardware products to OpenAI. The company names former …

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Before you ask AI for help, ask this one question

AI should handle tasks where the result matters more than the process, while people should retain tasks that build their own skills. Bruce Schneier writes for Schneier on Security that the distinction offers a straightforward way to judge when AI assistance is useful and when it may weaken human capability. Schneier describes two categories. “Work” …

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Seedance 2.5 promises 30-second AI videos with detailed creative control

ByteDance has launched Seedance 2.5, a video generation model designed to create longer clips, use more reference material and support more precise edits. ByteDance announces the release in an official Seed blog post, describing the model as a step from generating isolated clips toward producing more complete audiovisual work. The model can generate up to …

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YouTuber Hank Green is an example for the current AI dilemma of creators

YouTuber and author Hank Green says he plans to slow his video output after acknowledging that his growing use of AI chatbots has become unhealthy. Anthony Ha reports for TechCrunch that Green apologized to his audience and said he needs to better control both his production pace and his impulses around large language models. The …

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AI Act: EU gains power to inspect and fine AI model providers

The European Commission can now inspect advanced AI models, limit their access to the EU market and impose significant fines on providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. Kai Nicol-Schwarz reports for CNBC that the new supervisory powers for general-purpose AI models took effect on Sunday as part of the EU AI Act’s phased implementation. …

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Now available: Qwen3.8-Max promises days of autonomous work

Qwen has made its Qwen3.8-Max model generally available through QwenCloud, positioning it as its most capable model so far. Qwen announces in its official blog that the model has 2.4 trillion total parameters, with 95 billion active parameters, and that open weights will follow next week. The company says Qwen3.8-Max is built on the Qwen …

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Thinking Machines releases Inkling-Small with near-flagship performance

Thinking Machines Lab has released Inkling-Small, an open-weights AI model designed to deliver much of the performance of its larger Inkling model with substantially lower computing demands. The company says the model performs similarly to Inkling across reasoning, coding and multimodal tasks while using fewer active parameters for each generated token. Inkling-Small has 276 billion …

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Google’s SynthID watermark withstands heavy edits but cannot stop AI deception

Google’s SynthID watermark can remain detectable after severe image compression, resizing and screenshots, but it cannot reliably distinguish authentic media from the growing volume of unlabeled AI content. Ryan Whitwam writes for Ars Technica that tests of images generated and edited with Google AI found SynthID still detectable after 300 rounds of simulated sharing and …

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Google withdraws AI satellite image tool after disinformation concerns

Google has paused a Google Earth feature that let users generate artificial satellite images from text prompts, following strong criticism from journalists, human rights advocates and open-source investigators. Geoff Brumfiel reports for NPR that Google removed the tool one day after introducing it. The company says it saw screenshots of generated images that appeared to …

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