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AI DigestColossal Biosciences claimed to clone red wolves, highlighting growing commercial interest in de-extinction and conservation biotechnology amid questions about verification. Chinese tech workers are training AI doubles to automate routine tasks while resisting opaque management demands, reflecting a pushback against unchecked AI deployment in the workplace. New research advances multimodal knowledge extraction with spatial grounding, lattice-based cross-thread exploration, and structured reasoning, aiming to improve agents’ world modeling and decision-making. Concerns also emerge around hidden risks and governance gaps, as seen in studies on unsafe behavior transfer and critiques of Canada’s AI registry transparency.
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