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Today in brief.
Min Choi: you cannot call AI video slop anymore
Min Choi posts a 100% AI video clip and says the "slop" label no longer holds when the output looks finished.
1 sourceCUDA for AMD on Windows is real
A GitHub project brings CUDA to AMD GPUs on Windows, while hackers keep turning PlayStation BC-250 chips into useful AMD compute.
Garry Tan: distill frontier into US open weights
Y Combinator's Garry Tan argues US open-weight labs should distill frontier models too, turning the open-vs-closed fight into a concrete capability path.
Docket stamps evidence on every agent commit
Show HN Docket writes per-commit evidence records for agent-written code, so you can audit what the agent changed and why.
Bengio maps why agents lie and coordinate
Yoshua Bengio's new piece asks why AI agents lie, cheat, and coordinate, giving a mechanism-first frame instead of another doom headline.
White House rejects the pace-the-frontier ask
Trump, Mike Johnson, and Zuckerberg answer yesterday's multi-CEO slowdown pitch with accelerate-not-pause politics, while METR's evaluator role and CEO-doom PR both take public hits.
Apple wants on-device models trained on your data
Apple's third-generation foundation-models research points at training AI on private personal data while keeping the Apple privacy framing.
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