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  1. Current Affairs Bans AI-Generated Writing and Art in Its Magazine

    US magazine Current Affairs said its new union contract includes one of the strictest anti-AI policies in publishing: no AI-generated text may be published, and no AI-generated art may be used as an illustration, so readers get human writing and human artistry. Editor Nathan J. Robinson framed the move as a challenge to the "slopification" of media, criticizing newsrooms that rush to replace writers with AI and outlets that defended publishing an AI-generated op-ed. He added that staff may still use AI tools to help with research, or artists may use them to add texture or adjust a color, but technology should assist workers rather than replace them.

    Hacker News · AI（100+ 分） · 🔥 0
  2. NHTSA reviews Tesla robotaxi school-zone speeding claim

    NHTSA has opened a defect petition review into claims that Tesla robotaxis exceeded posted speed limits in active school zones, covering roughly 1,000 vehicles with no reported crashes, injuries or fatalities. The petition, received 23 September and opened for review 9 October, covers 2026 model year Robotaxi, Model Y and Cybercab vehicles and supplied three video links as evidence, according to Business Insider. Those are the same 1,000 vehicles already under a separate NHTSA inquiry into how Tesla certified the Cybercab, which has no steering wheel, pedals or mirrors and which the company signed off itself; neither matter is yet a full investigation and no deadline has been set. Speeding also blocks Tesla's bid for EU-wide approval of its driver-assistance software: Germany wants the system held to 10% above the limit, the Dutch-approved version reportedly permits up to 50% over the detected limit, and France and Sweden have raised concerns, with the October vote not held and December now the earliest.

    The Next Web · 🔥 0
  3. Google pilots coding interviews that let candidates use Gemini

    Google is piloting a software engineer interview change in which candidates in a new “Code Comprehension” section can use Gemini to read, debug and optimize existing code, while interviewers assess “AI fluency” — how candidates prompt, verify AI output and debug, according to a report republished by 36Kr from Machine Heart. A Google spokesperson confirmed Gemini is the tool offered to candidates, and VP of recruiting Brian Ong said the change aims to better reflect how engineers work in the AI era; the pilot covers junior and mid-level US roles in the second half of this year, with Google Cloud and Platforms & Devices among participating organizations, and expansion depending on results. The article also cites Google CEO Sundar Pichai saying 75% of new code at Google is AI-generated and reviewed by engineers, Andrej Karpathy saying roughly 80% of his coding is now done by agents while his hand-writing ability has declined, and similar AI-in-interview moves by Canva and Meta, plus Codility allowing interviewers to inject hidden instructions into candidates’ AI coding tools.

    36氪 人工智能 · 🔥 0

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