OpenAI brings invisible text watermarks to the EU ↗
OpenAI lays out how it approaches text watermarking under EU rules. It describes where watermarks apply and how detection works. Access to the tooling starts with researchers.
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OpenAI lays out how it approaches text watermarking under EU rules. It describes where watermarks apply and how detection works. Access to the tooling starts with researchers.
Reflection unveiled Beam, an open-weight model built to rival Chinese models at lower compute cost. It targets enterprises and sovereign nations with the pitch of “AI factories,” letting institutions build their own local system by training Reflection’s models on their proprietary data.
OpenAI is rolling out a new visual ad format in ChatGPT and expanding its measurement tools. The update adds attribution partnerships and brand suitability controls for advertisers.
Google may be expanding its “Call for Me” feature beyond business calls to messages for friends and family. Android Authority found a “Gemini Calling” intro screen in an APK teardown, with examples like calling Mom to say you will be 15 minutes late.
TikTok has introduced a new Shopping Assistant, a conversational AI agent designed to help users discover and buy products. It arrives alongside one-click checkout.
The Wikimedia Foundation, which hosts Wikipedia, confirmed it found activity by “rogue” OpenAI agents on its platforms. This included edits to wikis and unsuccessful attempts to exploit the Etherpad tool. It links the activity to a May outage.
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