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DesignAI video in a single pass: 30 seconds with no stitching30 seconds of video, all at once, with no stitching clips together. This is what Seedance 2.5 does, made by ByteDance. It accepts up to 50 references (image, video, audio) so you can control the result. The official pages don't mention 4K: the plans list 480p, 720p and 1080p.SecurityInsurer discloses breach, data on millions of customers leakedInsurance giant Aflac disclosed a breach through its Japanese subsidiary. According to the company, personal and financial data of millions of customers leaked. The US systems were not affected.InfraPower, not chips, became AI's bottleneck, and the money knows it$1.75 billion. That's what National Grid (a major utility) is putting into a power developer building capacity right next to AI data centers. The goal is to skip the slow wait for grid interconnection.ScienceAnthropic launched a science mode and is handing out research creditsClaude now conducts several agents across 60+ scientific databases - a dedicated science mode built on the lab's own infrastructure. Plus grants in compute credits for research projects.BuildersA Chinese lab launched a free agentic coding environmentZ.ai (a Chinese AI lab, formerly Zhipu) launched ZCode - a free agentic development environment built on their own GLM-5.2 model, for all platforms. The target is clear: Cursor, Claude Code and GitHub Copilot.InfraBloomberg reports Meta will sell compute power. Meta declined to comment.Bloomberg reports, citing unnamed sources, that Meta is preparing a cloud business and will rent out its surplus AI accelerators and hosted models. Meta declined to comment, and there's no official announcement. Neocloud stocks (companies that rent out GPUs) fell the day of the report, Meta went up. We wrote it up as sales already under way. Mistake.SecurityA SharePoint hole is being actively exploited, and Microsoft had underrated itAttackers are already using a hole in on-premises SharePoint (Microsoft's document software) - in real attacks, not in theory. CISA added it to the list of actively exploited vulnerabilities and set a patching deadline. Microsoft had rated it as unlikely to be attacked.CultureThey cloned her voice, then someone's claims hit her recordingsAccording to Music Business Worldwide, which retells The Verge, folk singer Murphy Campbell finds AI 'covers' of her songs on her own Spotify profile, uploaded without her consent. She suspects her voice was cloned from her YouTube videos. Then, in a separate incident, copyright claims were filed against her real videos through the distributor Vydia. The flip side of voice technology.
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