
Daily AI Stew · 2026-10-24: Google privacy line
Google updates its privacy policy on using Gmail for ads; AIHOT says Kimi K3.1 Pro is in the 3T size class, with weights due by November 4.
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Elvis's rights holders sue Anthropic over alleged AI training; a PHP server hides a Bitcoin key worth about $502 for the first person to take it.

Google updates its privacy policy on using Gmail for ads; AIHOT says Kimi K3.1 Pro is in the 3T size class, with weights due by November 4.

The chatbot platform Character.AI declares bankruptcy this week; ORL brings residual learning to diffusion language models.

DeepSeek puts v4.1 Flash 1017 on OpenRouter; OpenAI confirms its GPT 6 lineup on Google Cloud; a Mac Studio peaks near 200 W, below a toaster.

Meta's new AI agent Muse can expose sensitive information when users share a chat by link; DeepSeek open-sources its DeepInfer inference engine.

Siemens and Nvidia target up to 80% factory automation; Claude's 1,000 matches cut AI stalemates to 0.9%; Google open-sources TorchTPU for PyTorch on TPUs.

Linux 7.3 ships with 18,765 non-merge commits from 3,021 developers; lab-published scores look optimistic: a 6.4% average across 611 pairs.