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  1. China treats AI talent like strategic infrastructure

    #China AI#AI Talent#DeepSeek

    AI competition is often described as a race for chips, data centers and model weights. This story shows a harder truth: highly skilled people are themselves a strategic resource. When states bind talent more tightly, the

  2. Perplexity brings Personal Computer to Windows

    #Perplexity#Personal Computer#Desktop Agents

    spreadsheets, and connecting workflows across local data and online sources. Perplexity had previously said that Personal Computer for Windows runs on the user's machine and orchestrates the apps and files they use. The

  3. MIT tests risky image models without producing banned content

    #AI Safety#MIT#Model Auditing

    probing. In plain terms, the model receives random data points, but it is not run all the way to a finished image. The researchers watch how the adapter changes internal activations. MIT says the procedure identified

  4. OpenAI Prism brings LaTeX, collaboration, and AI together

    #OpenAI Prism#Scientific Writing#LaTeX

    working with unpublished, confidential, or regulated data must clarify privacy, institutional rules, and manuscript rights beforehand. Third, Prism is strong for LaTeX-centered workflows, but not ideal for every

  5. Glaze builds small Mac apps directly from descriptions

    #Glaze#Raycast#No-Code

    status and last reply. Instead of setting up a SaaS database, she describes the app in Glaze, generates a local Mac app and adjusts the fields visually. If that saves 30 minutes of spreadsheet maintenance every Monday,

  6. Microsoft patches two RCE flaws in Semantic Kernel AI agent framework

    #Microsoft#Semantic Kernel#CVE-2026-26030

    environments. A prompt injection here does not turn into a data leak but into full code execution. That is exactly what industry studies have for months called the most severe agent risk: when untrusted text from email,

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