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Each independent source counts once within 48 hours, with heat halving every 24 hours. These 10 events have the most observed discussion.
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NO.01发酵中↑ 21%

OpenAI's firing of three safety researchers sparks controversy

24-hour heatPeak32 · 2 hours ago
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Latest developmentOpenAI fires three safety researchers; the individuals publish an open letter with three demands

The Decoder、The Verge · AI and 4 sources·4 participants
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NO.02↓ 16%

OpenAI rolls out GPT-6 and Intelligent UI to ChatGPT users worldwide

OpenAI has begun rolling out GPT-6 and Intelligent UI globally to all ChatGPT users, adding interactive visual elements and tools directly to conversations. The company says the update delivers faster responses and more visual explanations of complex topics. Intelligent UI lets answers include clickable buttons, forms, interactive charts, custom calculators and editable graphics, according to TechCrunch and The Verge. The Decoder reports that ChatGPT can display comparisons …

8 sources · 8 participants
27

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    Anthropic updates policy to prohibit abusing Claude

    3 sources
    16↓ 16%
  2. 05

    TRAE upgrades to a full-link development platform

    2 sources
    15↓ 16%
  3. 06

    Claude Science generates the first complete ultraviolet sky map

    2 sources
    14↓ 16%
  4. 07

    OpenAI Cracks Down on Russian and Iranian AI Disinformation Influence Operations

    2 sources
    11↓ 16%
  5. 08

    Google releases enterprise-grade general-purpose Gemini agent

    2 sources
    10↓ 16%
  6. 09

    Google releases EmbeddingGemma 2 and an offline note-taking app

    2 sources
    10↓ 16%
  7. 10

    Manus restarts Beijing office and completes over $500 million financing

    2 sources
    9↓ 16%
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