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More than 150 parents urged Governor Kathy Hochul to sign New York’s RAISE Act on Friday, while an AI Alliance letter sent in June continues to frame industry pushback. The standoff highlights growing tension between safety rules and open model development in the state. The RAISE Act would require developers of large AI models to […]
More than 150 parents urged Governor Kathy Hochul to sign the New York RAISE Act without changes, escalating a high-stakes fight over how open models are governed. The bill would impose safety plans and disclosure duties on large AI developers, and the outcome could ripple across open-source projects maintained by small teams. The letter arrived […]
The AI preemption order signed by President Donald Trump directs federal agencies to challenge state AI rules and reshape compliance, including for open-source developers. The move signals a national push to curb state-level mandates, while setting up new federal tools that could influence project governance and funding. The order does not cancel state laws by […]
Mistral Devstral 2 launched as a 123B open-weights coding model alongside a new Apache-licensed developer CLI. The release advances open tooling for autonomous code changes while pushing closer to proprietary performance. The model scored 72.2% on SWE-bench Verified, a benchmark that tests fixes to real GitHub issues. Moreover, the companion Mistral Vibe CLI brings project-wide […]
Instagram SEO titles are being auto-inserted into post pages, surfacing only in Google search results, according to new reporting. The behind-the-scenes titles read like generic, AI-written headlines and do not match users’ captions. Evidence shows the titles live in each post’s HTML title tag, not in alt text. Consequently, they appear in search but remain […]
US lawmakers removed military right to repair provisions from the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act, narrowing how troops fix equipment in the field. The change eliminates language that could have strengthened military repair autonomy, and it raises fresh questions for open-source AI systems used on defense hardware. What changed in the NDAA repair language The […]
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AI literacy creators on TikTok are accelerating open-aistory.news AI adoption across mainstream audiences, turning niche tools into everyday utilities. Their fast, practical tutorials simplify complex concepts and, as a result, push more people to try open models and datasets. How AI literacy creators are changing adoption Short, repeatable lessons make advanced topics feel accessible. In […]
Meta’s acquisition of Limitless, maker of the Pendant AI recorder, reignites attention on open-source AI wearables and their on-device capabilities. The move signals a broader hardware push for everyday AI, while developers lean on community models to keep processing local and private. Open-source AI wearables potential grows Limitless built software that captured and searched personal […]
