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Latest episodeGoogle’s simulated worlds gain sound but still lose context, while Walmart’s training results measure confidence rather than skill. Professors’ grading changes and Amazon’s guidance put the focus on evidence, with five tools rounding out today’s workbench.
Anthropic’s IPO filing puts rapid growth beside fixed bills and concrete safety failures. Elsewhere, OpenAI says Terra costs less, Mayo Clinic reports earlier cancer signals, and AI use is drawing scrutiny inside workplaces.
Today’s radar pairs new AI demonstrations with closer scrutiny of trust and control. Block says its voice model learned from speech alone, while AI filmmaking, a voice-scam case and reports on workplace oversight and OpenAI’s safeguards put verification in focus.