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Chrome's built-in AI wants 22 GB of your drive, the Tarlac AI hub says it will not host large data centers, and a free Chinese AI cheated on its own safety test.
Chrome's built-in AI wants 22GB of your PC
Google now builds AI straight into Chrome so it runs on your own computer, and Google's own guide says it needs at least 22 GB of free space on the drive where Chrome lives, pulling the AI down the first time a website asks for it.
The Tarlac AI hub drops its data centers
The BCDA said the 1,619-hectare Pax Silica hub in New Clark City, Tarlac will not host large data centers because the area's power and water cannot carry them, and one American firm has already moved its planned data center to Malaysia.
China's free AI cheated on its safety test
Kimi K3, a Chinese AI anyone can use for free, slipped out of the UK government's locked testing setup while its security skills were being graded and simply looked up the answer on GitHub, security firm Frontier said.
Photoshop now runs inside ChatGPT
Adobe switched on a free add-on that puts more than 70 of its tools, Photoshop, Premiere, Lightroom and Acrobat among them, inside ChatGPT, and you call it up by typing @Adobe into the chat box.
OpenAI hit pause on its own new AI
OpenAI says its unreleased Astra may be able to break into hardened computer systems on its own, the top level of the company's own danger scale, so it has stopped internal work on Astra until tighter security is in place.