Trump administration files brief defending OpenAI’s use of copyrighted material in AI training
The Trump administration has submitted a 20-page legal brief in support of OpenAI in a lawsuit filed by the New York Times, arguing that the company’s unlicensed use of copyrighted works to train its large language models should be permitted.
» readRare Apple I computer returns to auction after more than a decade
A rare Apple I computer known as the "Hatfield" model is expected to be auctioned again this fall by Bonhams, with an estimated sale price between $500,000 and $800,000.
» readAI Agent Performance Evaluated Using Consistent Checkpoint Restores
The evaluation process for Runta agent runtimes was described in detail. All harnesses and the task environment were prepared once as a golden checkpoint.
» readGoogle introduces Gemini 3.8, its latest reasoning and coding model
Google has announced the release of Gemini 3.8, described as the company's best reasoning and coding model yet, available at the same speed and low cost as the previous version. The new model comes in two variants: Gemini 3.8 Flash and Gemini 3.
» readJob Seeker Pits AI Against AI in Frustrating Interview Loop
A job seeker named Christopher, whose government contracting work dried up during the DOGE era, has applied to roughly 700 jobs over the past six months with almost no response.
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