
California just made it illegal for an AI alone to fire you
Governor Newsom signed California's No Robo Bosses Act, requiring a human to review any AI-driven decision to fire or discipline a worker, part of a 13-bill AI worker protection package.
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Governor Newsom signed California's No Robo Bosses Act, requiring a human to review any AI-driven decision to fire or discipline a worker, part of a 13-bill AI worker protection package.

Google said its AI model ranked #1 among 39 submissions in the CDC's FluSight program, most accurately predicting flu hospital admissions during the 2025-26 season.

Google announced Gemini 4 Argon, its new frontier AI model, but is initially releasing it only to trusted cyber defenders through a vetting program rather than the general public.

OpenAI and Synopsys announced GPT-Synopsys, an AI model that can operate Synopsys' chip design software directly, reasoning through design and verification work engineers currently do by hand.

Reddit announced it's shutting down RSS feeds in November and ending public API access by March 2027, saying both have become magnets for large-scale AI scraping.

Nvidia and CoreWeave made their new Vera Rubin NVL72 chip system available, purpose-built for AI agents, with an AI coding assistant already scaling to thousands of GPUs on it.





