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Dartmouth Provost Santiago Schnell Resigns Over AI Disclosure Issues

Santiago Schnell, the provost of Dartmouth College, resigned after failing to disclose significant AI use in his academic work, including a Washington Post op-ed. An advisory committee found that Schnell did not cooperate fully during the investigation into his AI usage, which included using AI tools for revising papers and generating figures.

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Developing

Anthropic Claude VS Code Extension Backdoored for Nearly 12 Hours

Anthropic's official VS Code extension for its Claude model was compromised, affecting up to 5,000 developers' machines. The malicious version, 2.1.313, was available for download on Cursor's marketplace for nearly 12 hours before being removed. Anthropic has not yet issued a public warning regarding the incident.

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Developing

United Airlines CEO Doubts Boom Supersonic's Overture Airliner Will Be Ready by 2029

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has expressed skepticism regarding Boom Supersonic's timeline for delivering the Overture supersonic airliner by 2029, stating it will likely take longer. Boom is also focusing on developing natural gas turbines for AI data centers, with plans to deliver the first turbines by mid-2027. The company has faced challenges, including the loss of a significant deal with data center developer Crusoe.

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Confirmed

Anthropic Introduces New Claude Prompt to Prevent Game Cloning

Anthropic has implemented a new system prompt for its Claude models to prevent the recreation of specific existing video games. Despite this effort, the article suggests that the broader trend of AI-assisted game copying is unlikely to be significantly impacted, as developers can easily switch to other models without such restrictions.

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Developing

Apple's Home Robot Project: HomeView Ultra

Apple is developing a home robot, code-named J595, which may be named HomeView Ultra. The robot is designed to autonomously roam, support FaceTime calls, and control room lighting, with a potential launch by 2027 at a price of $1,000 or more. The project has faced development delays and is led by a small team of roboticists.

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Emerging

AI-Generated Scientific Paper Experiment Using ChatGPT and Gemini

Benjamin Skuse conducted an experiment to determine if AI-generated research could pass as legitimate academic work. The findings indicate a significant rise in AI-generated content in academic publishing, with predictions that 57% of published articles will show LLM influence by 2025. The experiment revealed the ease of creating convincing fake papers using off-the-shelf AI tools.

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