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Monday 9 November

Five AI models tackled 227 pharmacy exam questions. Here's where they struggled

AI-generated summary Researchers at the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy published a study in Scientific Reports comparing the accuracy of five large language models on 227 infectious disease examination questions. ChatGPT-4o-mini achieved the highest accuracy at 91.2 percent, while the evaluation showed that model performance declined on questions containing images.

Meta's forecasts show it must raise hundreds of billions as soon as fall 2026

AI-generated summary Meta Platforms disclosed in a securities filing that internal forecasts presented to its board in May showed the company may need to raise hundreds of billions of dollars beginning as early as fall 2026 to fund artificial intelligence growth. The filing states that management wanted a new class of non-voting shares available to secure capital before competitors such as Alphabet, SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI saturate various funding options.

Huang’s future raises questions for AI infrastructure industry

AI-generated summary Nvidia said its board launched an independent investigation after reports linked CEO Jensen Huang to a former executive at Megaspeed International who U.S. authorities reportedly suspected of working for China. Nvidia stated that the board had no reason to believe national security or proprietary information had been compromised, and a company spokesperson said Jensen Huang will continue to lead Nvidia without interruption.