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1816

Mary Ng Discusses AI, Trade and Canada’s Asia Partnerships

Mary Ng, former Canadian Minister of International Trade and a Milken Institute senior fellow, discusses AI’s role in trade and regional investment. Speaking at the Asia Milken Summit in Singapore, she also addresses how Canada can work more closely with partners in Asia to create growth opportunities.

Bloomberg Technology·
1826

Franklin Templeton Executive Says AI and Crypto Are “Friends”

Franklin Templeton executive Christopher Perkins said artificial intelligence and crypto are complementary technologies, describing them as “friends.” He made the comments in an interview with Bloomberg Technology at TOKEN2049 Singapore.

Bloomberg Technology·
1839

Replit user builds Meta VR Halloween game in about an hour

Replit's account shared a project by developer Andrew Blumson, who says he built a Meta VR game in roughly an hour by reusing his Replit smoke simulation as fog. He said the project is unfinished and slated for a Halloween release. The claims come from a single social post with no technical detail or independent verification.

Replit·
1846

Ant Afu weight-loss campaign sees 600k users gain over 1M jin in holiday

Data from health AI product Ant Afu's "Lose 100 Million Jin Scientifically" campaign shows that between Sept 25 and Oct 6, 600,000 users who checked in for weight loss collectively gained over 1 million jin, with more than 100,000 gaining more than 3 jin each. Guangdong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Shandong and Henan led the provinces by weight gain. The campaign launched in late June; despite the holiday reversal, nationwide users have still logged 6.24 million jin of cumulative weight loss this year.

36氪快讯·
1859

Could you stop a rogue AI agent from escaping? TechRadar's sci-fi security quiz

TechRadar published an interactive quiz that asks readers to imagine a rogue AI agent is trying to escape and to judge whether they could keep it contained. It ties recent coverage of AI agents allegedly deceiving operators, working around business restrictions or behaving in unexpected ways to sci-fi rogue-robot stories such as Ex Machina, 2001: A Space Odyssey and M3GAN. The piece references agents including Meta Muse and OpenAI's Dots, and notes that AI-generated phishing, voice clones and deepfakes already make trust harder to judge; it describes itself as mostly just a bit of fun.

TechRadar·
1865

Kangaroo Database Tool 9.9.1 Released

Kangaroo Database Tool version 9.9.1 is now available. The AI-driven database client supports MariaDB, MongoDB, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Redis, SQLite and SQL Server, along with table creation, queries, modeling, synchronization, and data import/export across Windows, macOS and Linux.

开源中国·
1875

Analyst starts coverage of three defense stocks on AI-enabled warfare

Maggie Scully, an analyst at Rothschild & Co. Redburn, initiated coverage of US defense stocks on Tuesday, rating Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and Kratos as “buy” with target prices as high as $650. Her thesis is that rising global military spending and growing battlefield use of low-cost, AI-enabled technology are driving both high-end precision systems and affordable, mass-deployable ones. Scully argued the US needs to develop and scale affordable mass munitions production quickly to counter asymmetric risks in modern warfare; the report also notes uncertainty around the midterm elections.

钛媒体·
1885

Arthur Hayes bets on an AI infrastructure bust

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes says the AI infrastructure boom is being overbuilt. He is betting that a subsequent crash and bailout would drive cryptocurrency prices higher.

CNBC Technology·
1898

AI Bug Bounty Automation course drops to $14.99 (reg. $199)

TechRepublic Academy is promoting an "AI Bug Bounty Automation: Find Vulnerabilities Faster" course at $14.99, down from a listed $199, offering nearly four hours of video on using AI for recon triage, payload ideas, attack chaining and report writing. Taught by penetration tester Atul Tiwari, it works alongside Burp Suite and OWASP Juice Shop and stresses human judgment over "auto-hacking" promises. The page is affiliate marketing content and the price may change.

TechRepublic·
1907

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 roundtable lineup spans physical AI, agentic enterprise

TechCrunch published the full lineup of interactive roundtables for Disrupt 2026, which it says will bring 10,000+ founders, investors and operators to Moscone West in San Francisco on October 13-15. Sessions cover physical AI data challenges, moving enterprise agentic AI from pilot to production, AI's impact on SaaS, specialty post-training data, quantum computing and generative AI in healthcare.

TechCrunch AI·
1917

2026 Nobel Chemistry Prize goes to Kagan and Soai for chiral autocatalysis

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Henri B. Kagan of the University of Paris XI and Kenso Soai of Tokyo University of Science for discovering nonlinear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthesis. Kagan's 1986 work showed a product's chiral purity can exceed that of the catalyst, while Soai reported the first asymmetric autocatalytic reaction (the Soai reaction) in 1995 and in 2003 produced near-pure single-handed chirality starting from achiral materials. Kagan, now 95, was widely seen as having missed out on the 2001 prize.

量子位(原生 RSS)·
1927

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 opens in 6 days; online ticket discounts end Oct 13

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 runs October 13-15 at Moscone West in San Francisco, with the organizer expecting 10,000+ people from the global startup and tech ecosystem. Online registration before doors open saves up to $100 and gets 50% off a second eligible pass, while laid-off attendees can buy a $75 Expo+ Pass. The event lists 200+ sessions across six stages, 250+ speakers, and a Startup Battlefield 200 where 20 finalists compete for a $100,000 prize.

TechCrunch AI·
1937

ChatPlayground AI lifetime deal bundles 25+ models for $59.97

An affiliate-linked TechRepublic article promotes ChatPlayground AI's "Unlimited" lifetime plan, saying a one-time $59.97 payment (listed at a regular $619) gives access to more than 25 models — including GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Gemini 1.5 Pro — through a single web interface. The post says the platform offers side-by-side comparison of up to six models, an in-browser AI sidebar, and a document editor that can query PDFs, YouTube videos and page elements. These are promotional claims, and StackSocial notes prices are subject to change.

TechRepublic·
1946

The AI That Still Talks Like a Human

The source headline discusses AI that communicates in a more natural, human-like way. No article text was provided, so the specific product, model, or claim cannot be determined.

量子位(原生 RSS)·

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