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Yesterday · Tue 10 Nov

Intel and Altera expand collaboration to simplify sensor integration for physical AI

AI-generated summary Intel Corp. and Altera Corp. announced that they are jointly developing flexible, real-time, sensor-bridge reference systems for edge and physical AI applications including robotics. The companies state that their collaboration combines Intel compute, connectivity, and software with Altera field-programmable gate arrays or FPGAs to help manufacturers simplify sensor integration.

Beyond the AI hype: Why C-suite control is the ultimate differentiator

AI-generated summary CIO reports that enterprise artificial intelligence focus is shifting from basic experimentation toward secure operational scaling, infrastructure control, and overcoming structural fragmentation. HPE and AMD are partnering to provide high-performance computing platforms powered by AMD EPYC processors and AMD Instinct accelerators to support demanding artificial intelligence workloads.

China's 5,000-hour dataset gives robots a shared sense of touch

AI-generated summary Ant Group embodied AI company Robbyant has open-sourced LingBot-Touch, a tactile foundation model designed to give robots advanced touch perception using a dataset of nearly 5,000 hours of real-world tactile data. Robbyant says the model supports magnetic tactile, visual tactile, and piezoresistive sensing, which could improve fine manipulation tasks such as turning pages, unscrewing bottle caps, and identifying Mahjong tiles.

Incident Report: October 21st Security Attack

AI-generated summary Railway reports that its October 21st security incident involved a large-scale malicious attack where a threat actor probed routes using agent speed and abliterated models against defenses similar to ARTEX, according to Wiz. Railway states that the forensic investigation indicates the attacker was targeting AI provider credentials to sell to distributed transfer stations for use in distillation.

Also covered by Cyber Security News

Reddit launches AI-powered Reviews feature - with 10,000 products to start

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AI-generated summary Reddit announced a new feature called Reddit Reviews that compiles community conversations into generative AI summaries. The feature starts with 10,000 products and will appear over the next few weeks on iOS, Android, and browsers.

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Come and Take It

AI-generated summary Users of Anthropic’s Claude and OpenAI’s Codex have reported hitting safety guardrails and account restrictions while attempting AI-powered reverse engineering. OpenAI engineer Tarun Gogineni stated that account restrictions for reverse engineering are largely accidental and that the issue is being fixed.

Supermetrics Launches Campaign Manager, Bringing AI-Powered Insights and Campaign Execution Together

AI-generated summary Supermetrics announced the launch of Campaign Manager to unite cross-platform performance marketing data with artificial intelligence chats for optimization actions. Supermetrics CEO Anssi Rusi says the new solution is built for marketing teams wanting to act on recommendations within their existing conversations while staying in control.

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