A Johns Hopkins hospital: a staffer uploaded 3,182 patients’ data into a public AI tool
the spreadsheet held names, record numbers and medications, and the hospital never approved that use. Patients are being notified.
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A 10-year-old image model beats the newest LLMs at skin cancer diagnosis
a dermatologist tested 200 biopsy-confirmed lesions; a fine-tuned Inception v3 scored 62%, GPT-6 Astra and Claude Fable 5.1 about 42%.
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Meta’s new terms: advertisers are fully liable for Meta’s AI mistakes
effective Oct 30. Meta admits its AI “may make mistakes,” yet problems with auto-generated images or translations fall on the customer.
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Reddit’s r/opensource bans every AI-built project
the 500,000-member community drew about 1,400 comments in a day, and a breakaway sub formed.
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Nanbeige open-sources a 33B coding model, about 20GB at 4-bit
backed by BOSS Zhipin, Apache 2.0; it claims wins on 18 of 20 benchmarks, not yet reproduced by others.
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Unitree’s Go2 robot dog has a critical flaw in its AI chat module
the volume function allows OS command injection, rated 9.6 out of 10; the vendor has patched it in 1.1.11.5.
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⚠️ Compiled by an AI assistant from public AI news roundups; original articles are not individually verified. For reference only.