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ACL proposes sustainable reviewing policy

ACL announced a “sustainable reviewing” proposal: each submission must supply a qualified reviewer or service contributor or else enter a lottery; per-author caps are 20 total and 5 first-author submissions per cycle. A mentorship system and measures to penalize abuse are planned to align submissions with reviewer capacity.

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Gemini app launches on Windows

The Gemini app is now available for Windows. Using Alt+Space opens the assistant over any active window to draft documents, manage tasks, fetch info from Google apps, and create images/videos; Google says it runs smoothly in the background.

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How to turn a codebase into a fine-tuning dataset?

A user asks for tools or workflows to convert codebases (e.g., React/Next.js or static sites) into instruction→code fine-tuning datasets, and how to handle multi-file context, screenshots, and useful instruction generation for benchmarking new models.

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TMLR delays frustrate final-year author

A final-year PhD reports that after submitting revisions to TMLR reviewers stopped responding for over two months; reminders to editors produced no change, risking time-sensitive postdoc applications.

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Super.money launches AI shopping agents

Flipkart-owned digital payments platform Super.money is rolling out AI agents that can autonomously shop for products and buy gold, aiming to differentiate the service from larger rivals through automated shopping and payment capabilities.

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Anthropic disrupts attacks on Claude models

Anthropic disrupted Russian and Chinese AI campaigns targeting its Claude models, signaling active defenses to protect the models from external manipulation and abuse. The move affected targeted activities against Claude and underscores the importance of model security.

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What to Know About Anthropic’s Planned IPO

The Wall Street Journal reports that AI company Anthropic plans an initial public offering. This move matters for AI capital markets as leading AI firms seek to raise funds and cement market position through public listings. The headline does not provide details on size or timing.

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Ferris State Tech Week Focuses on AI

Ferris State University’s Tech Week in Grand Rapids centered on the growing role of artificial intelligence, covering AI’s impact and applications for education and the local tech community and how it is changing workflows and skill needs.

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How My Students Think About AI (HN)

A Hacker News discussion titled "How My Students Think About AI" is posted (link to news.ycombinator.com). The source only includes the thread title and link; no additional details are provided.

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Should AI be granted legal personality?

The piece debates granting legal personality to AI, examining ethical, legal, and social consequences and noting it requires interdisciplinary policy evaluation.

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OpenAI Asks Whether Coordinated AI Slowdown Is Legal

OpenAI is seeking legal guidance on whether coordinating an industrywide slowdown of AI development would be lawful; leaders worry antitrust law could block such coordination. The issue sits at the intersection of AI governance and competition policy.

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