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    OpenAI withholds GPT-6.1 Astra over safety concerns●Yesterday I was invited onto the @ BBCNews channel to discuss the news that OpenAI has chosen not to release its highly-MmastodonTechnology31 h ago

    OpenAI has decided not to release its highly anticipated new AI model, GPT-6.1 Astra, saying it does not meet the company's internal safety standards. The story drew significant media attention, with commentators invited onto BBC News to discuss what the delay means for the race to ship ever more capable AI systems.

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    Curated list of Claude AI skills gains traction on GitHub●ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills⬢github11813 min ago

    A GitHub repository called awesome-claude-skills, published by ComposioHQ, is collecting curated Claude Skills, resources and tools for customising Anthropic's Claude AI workflows. Written in Python, the list is climbing GitHub's trending rankings as developers look for ready-made ways to extend Claude with reusable capabilities, and it is quickly becoming a reference point for the growing Claude skills ecosystem.

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    OpenAI delays IPO citing AI safety concerns●OpenAI delays IPO over AI safety concerns https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/09/openai-delays-ipo-over-ai-safety-concerns/MmastodonTechnology45 min ago

    OpenAI has reportedly delayed its initial public offering, with AI safety concerns cited as a key reason behind the decision. The move suggests the company is prioritizing internal reviews of its safety practices over a fast-tracked listing. The report is drawing attention from tech and business observers weighing what the delay signals about the company's readiness for public markets.

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    Spam email scores blog's 'AI readiness' at 56%●I got this spam email just now, and I am a little intrigued. My blog scored 56% on AI readiness (whatever the hell thatMmastodonTechnologyAI516 h ago

    A blogger shared a spam email claiming their blog scored 56% on so-called 'AI readiness', a vague metric with no clear definition. The blogger refused to click any links, joking about wanting the score down to 0% and noting their blog contains old prompt-injection jokes that may have triggered it. The episode highlights a growing wave of AI-themed marketing spam preying on publishers' anxieties about how their content is used by AI systems.

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    Workers say management is forcing them to use AI●Management is forcing us to use AIYhnBusinessStartups205 h ago

    Developers and office workers are voicing frustration that their employers are mandating the use of AI tools, regardless of whether the tools help their work. The complaints point to a growing tension between executives pushing AI adoption for productivity and cost reasons, and employees who feel the mandates are imposed top-down without regard for actual workflows or whether the technology is ready.

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    New AI PCs promise lower token costs for businesses●Snart här: AI-datorer som sänker tokenkostnaderna De nya systemen kommer inte att vara billiga, men de kommer sannoliktMmastodonTechnologyAI09 h ago

    A new wave of AI-ready computers is on the way, and Swedish tech outlet Computer Sweden reports they will likely cut ongoing cloud costs for running AI workloads, even though the machines themselves will not be cheap. The article urges IT buyers to weigh lower token expenses against higher upfront hardware prices when planning upcoming PC purchases.

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    Anthropic's leaked IPO prospectus numbers draw scrutiny▼What smart people are saying about Anthropic's leaked IPO prospectus numbers✉newsBusiness15 h ago

    Financial figures reportedly contained in Anthropic's leaked IPO prospectus are being picked over by analysts and commentators, with debate focused on what the numbers reveal about the AI company's revenue, costs and readiness to go public. Commentators are divided on whether the disclosures strengthen or complicate the case for a listing.

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    Kyndryl and Skillsoft Expand AI Education for High School Students▼Kyndryl and Skillsoft Expand AI Education Access to Help High School Students Build Future-Ready Skills✉newsLifeEducation18 h ago

    Kyndryl and Skillsoft announced an expansion of AI education access aimed at helping high school students build future-ready skills. The initiative seeks to bring artificial intelligence learning opportunities to secondary school pupils as demand for AI-related workplace skills grows. The announcement was distributed via PR Newswire as a corporate press release, with no independent reporting or public reaction yet visible.

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    Public Digital Warns Institutions Are Losing Control in the AI Era▼Leading Technology Consultancy Public Digital Warns Institutions Are Losing Control in the AI Era✉newsTechnology20 h ago

    Technology consultancy Public Digital has issued a warning that institutions are losing control as artificial intelligence reshapes how organisations operate. The firm, co-founded by former UK government digital leaders, argues that traditional institutions risk falling behind unless they fundamentally adapt their structures and decision-making to the pace of AI-driven change. The message was circulated via a press release picked up by business and technology outlets.

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    Building the Business Case for AI: Measuring Impact and Adoption▼Building the Business Case for AI: Measuring Impact and Preparing for Adoption✉newsBusiness20 h ago

    Veeva has published guidance on building a business case for artificial intelligence, focusing on how organisations can measure the impact of AI initiatives and prepare for wider adoption. The piece addresses a common challenge for companies: demonstrating return on investment and readiness before scaling AI tools across operations.

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