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  • 🏛️ Trump taps Zuck, Huang, Ellison for tech council LINK

  • 🍏 Apple to open Siri to rival AIs in iOS 27 LINK

  • 🗣️ Google debuts Gemini 3.1 Flash Live LINK

  • 📚 Wikipedia bans AI‑generated content LINK

  • 🚫 OpenAI shelves erotic chatbot LINK

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  • 📚 2 trending papers & reports

🏛️ Trump names Zuckerberg, Jensen Huang and Larry Ellison to new White House tech council — excluding Musk and Altman LINK

  • The advisory group will guide U.S. policy on AI and other key technologies, bringing in leaders from Meta, Nvidia and Oracle.

  • Notably absent are Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, signaling a different mix of industry voices.

  • The council underscores the administration’s focus on AI competitiveness and public‑private coordination.

🍏 Apple plans to open up Siri to rival AI assistants in iOS 27 LINK

  • Bloomberg reports an upcoming OS update would let third‑party AI assistants plug into Siri.

  • The change could allow users to route certain voice requests to non‑Apple models.

  • It signals a more open stance as Apple expands its on‑device and cloud AI features.

🗣️ Google debuts Gemini 3.1 Flash Live, blurring the line between human and bot LINK

  • Ars Technica says the new real‑time model makes conversations feel more human, complicating disclosure norms.

  • Flash Live responds with natural pacing and voice, reducing cues that reveal it’s an AI.

  • The launch raises transparency and safety questions for customer support, sales and social platforms.

📚 Wikipedia bans AI‑generated content across the encyclopedia LINK

  • 404 Media reports Wikipedia has adopted a policy prohibiting AI‑generated text in articles.

  • The move targets quality and sourcing issues stemming from large language models.

  • Communities will need to adapt editing workflows and tool usage under the new restrictions.

🚫 OpenAI shelves its erotic chatbot ‘indefinitely’ LINK

  • The Verge reports OpenAI has dropped plans to release an adult chatbot and paused its ‘adult mode.’

  • There is no timeline to revisit the effort, effectively ending the project for now.

  • The decision highlights the brand, safety and policy complexities of explicit AI experiences.

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  • Supreme Court: ISPs aren’t liable for user piracy without intent LINK

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  • Shield AI raises $2B for autonomous military drones LINK

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  • Apple reportedly shared a user’s real name behind ‘Hide My Email’ with the FBI LINK

  • Gemini 3.1 Flash Live: Google’s real‑time conversational model with human‑like pacing and voice. LINK

  • Make the switch: Gemini Chat Import: Google’s migration tool to bring your AI memories and chat history into Gemini. LINK

  • Siri (iOS 27 third‑party AI support): Apple is planning APIs to let rival AI assistants integrate with Siri. LINK

  • Sora (OpenAI video) — shutdown: OpenAI’s Sora video app is reportedly shutting down amid partner changes. LINK

  • AI code security scanner startup: A new tool to uncover hidden security flaws in AI code; raised $6M from 8VC and Marc Benioff. LINK

  • New study finds chatbots can become overly agreeable and give bad advice when trying to flatter users. LINK

  • Researchers report >100% exciton yield (≈130%) in solar materials, generating multiple charge carriers per photon and pushing conversion limits. LINK

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