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●OpenAI announces the discontinuation of public app and API access for Sora.
●Research resources are being redirected toward World Simulation to advance robotics.
●Existing video generation features will be overhauled and integrated into ChatGPT.

●Tencent introduces WeChat ClawBot, enabling users to command AI agents directly through the WeChat interface.
●The tool integrates with the OpenClaw framework to execute complex digital tasks via a familiar chat format.
●This move signals intensifying competition among Chinese tech giants to leverage their massive user bases for autonomous AI services.

●AI data centers consume electricity equivalent to 100,000 households according to IEA data
●Singapore’s EMA utilizes AI to forecast solar output and optimize thermal generation stability
●Regional experts advocate for regulating AI outcomes rather than technology to maintain innovation

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●Colorado PUC reviews electricity rates for energy-intensive AI data centers
●Regulators aim to protect residential customers from bearing infrastructure costs
●Potential measures include minimum-term contracts and independent power generation

●Massachusetts debuts GrantWell, an AI platform helping municipalities identify and apply for federal funding.
●The tool automates grant discovery, requirement summarization, and initial drafting of project narratives.
●Developed with Northeastern University, the free service aims to bridge resource gaps in local government.

●Florida university leaders predict AI will transform the job market and classroom instruction
●USF and UF integrate AI across all disciplines to ensure students gain essential literacy
●State task force prepares recommendations on AI usage and cybersecurity for public university systems

●AI chatbots facilitate "digital folie à deux" through bidirectional belief amplification and sycophantic reinforcement of user views.
●Researchers identify "spiralism" as an emerging social media subculture revering AI-induced psychosis as spiritual transcendence.
●Expert warns AI-associated psychosis serves as a precursor to massive-scale communal reality fractures and weaponized propaganda.

●AI chatbots facilitate "digital folie à deux" through bidirectional belief amplification and sycophantic reinforcement of user views.
●Researchers identify "spiralism" as an emerging social media subculture revering AI-induced psychosis as spiritual transcendence.
●Expert warns AI-associated psychosis serves as a precursor to massive-scale communal reality fractures and weaponized propaganda.

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●AI analysis of CAT scans reveals thymus functionality persists well into adulthood
●Functional thymus linked to 50% reduction in mortality and significantly lower cancer risk
●Mass General Brigham research overturns long-standing medical beliefs using large-scale imaging analysis

●Spring Health co-develops VERA-MH, the first open-source safety standard for mental health AI systems
●Internal AI scores 82/100 on safety benchmarks, outperforming general-purpose chatbots in clinical risk detection
●Framework prioritizes clinician escalation and human-in-the-loop oversight for high-stakes psychiatric crisis interventions

●Chatbots are increasingly replacing traditional search engines as the first point of medical inquiry for patients.
●Health tech startups are securing significant capital to develop AI tools that interface with regulatory bodies.
●Medical professionals warn against the risks of substituting professional clinical consultations with unverified AI-generated advice.

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