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Officials proposed a tiered framework that would impose audits and incident reporting on the highest-risk AI deployments.
Lower-risk tools would face only transparency rules. Industry groups welcomed the clarity while warning the audit burden could slow smaller firms.
A robotics lab closed a large round to build foundation models that control physical machines from shared sensor data.
Investors are betting that a single model can generalize across warehouse and household tasks. The company plans to license the model to hardware partners.
A major hardware maker unveiled its thinnest foldable yet, pairing a lighter hinge with a battery it says lasts a full day of heavy use.
Reviewers praised the crease reduction but flagged the premium price. Pre-orders open ahead of the holiday quarter.
Equities advanced after a softer-than-expected inflation reading revived bets on a near-term rate cut.
Technology and real estate led the rally while energy slipped with crude. Treasury yields fell across the curve as traders repriced policy.
A club near the relegation zone dismissed its manager following a winless run that left it short of expectations.
The board installed a caretaker while it sounds out replacements. Supporters were split on whether the squad or the tactics were to blame.
The transit authority announced weekend track work that will shut several Arlington stations on the Orange and Silver lines.
Shuttle buses will bridge the closed segments during the project. Officials urged riders to budget extra travel time through the end of the month.