AI will create jobs they said, starting here 😅

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Neuralink patient, Audrey is now able to create art with her mind.

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Time magazine recently released its 2026 list of “The 100 Most Influential People in AI.” The selection has drawn notice because several prominent leaders in the AI field are absent from the list.

Notable figures such as Jensen Huang, Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg, Lisa Su, Satya Nadella, Demis Hassabis, and Alex Karp are not included in this year’s ranking.

Time’s annual list highlights individuals recognized for their significant impact on artificial intelligence. The omission of these industry leaders represents a departure from expectations, given their established roles in shaping AI development and deployment.

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Anthropic has launched the Model Hardware Standard (MHS), a new way for AI systems like Claude to control robots and lab equipment using a single interface.

MHS provides a standard method for AI agents to communicate with various lab and factory devices, instead of using different programming interfaces. It uses common drivers to handle device commands, properties, and safety limits.

In the past, bringing different instruments into a lab or factory took a lot of time. MHS simplifies this by using easy read/write drivers and reference files that outline device features and safety guidelines.

AI agents can connect to devices through command-line interfaces or custom code, helping them manage tasks and adapt based on experimental results.

According to Anthropic, early projects have shown that integration times have dropped significantly, going from weeks to just hours or even minutes.

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A federal judge has blocked the Pentagon from blacklisting Anthropic, ruling that the action was “illegal and baseless.”

Judge Rita Lin determined that there was no sufficient justification for labeling Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, a classification typically associated with threats like sabotage or system interference. The government tied its decision to Anthropic’s public criticism of Pentagon policies.

The court found the Pentagon’s actions violated Anthropic’s First Amendment rights, failed to provide due process as required by the Fifth Amendment, and did not comply with statutory requirements.

The case began after Anthropic declined to allow its Claude AI system for mass domestic surveillance or fully autonomous lethal warfare, despite Pentagon requests for broader operational use.

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AI becomes a second pair of eyes in brain surgery 🧠

For the first time, surgeons in London have used AI during surgery to help remove an 11mm pituitary tumor pressing against the patient’s optic nerves.

Trained on hundreds of surgical videos, the AI highlighted hidden blood vessels and nerves in real time, helping surgeons identify safer areas to operate.

Professor Hani Marcus described it as a “second pair of eyes” but the final decisions always remain with the surgeon.

48-year-old Rhys Hibbert regained clear vision for the first time in a year, and his dizziness disappeared. The team now hopes to develop a fully functional AI surgical assistant and move toward larger clinical trials.

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❗️X has just rooted out a Chinese bot farm of 200,000 THOUSAND accounts influencing American politics.

With hundreds of them running an influence operation against the construction of data centers in the US

The posts claimed that AI data centers "drive up household electricity prices" and "strain the grid"

"Others included AI-generated cartoons that depicted data-center operators enriching themselves at the public's expense."

"We take seriously any attempts to undermine the integrity of the global town square and suspend accounts that violate our Authenticity policy."

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Bill Gates says he's staking whatever reputation he has on AI being the one technology that truly breaks from history.

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AI is bringing a new generation of humanoid companions to China’s adult toy industry

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