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An Amazon engineer used Anthropic's Claude Sonnet to write a program for matching author data with product lists, which ran uncontrolled for five months, costing $1.8 million—860% over budget—without ever succeeding. The root cause: no call limit and missing cost alerts. Amazon now plans automated cost thresholds and mandatory human code review.
An Amazon engineer used Anthropic's Claude Sonnet to write a program for matching author data with product lists, which ran uncontrolled for five months, costing $1.8 million—860% over budget—without ever succeeding. The root cause: no call limit and missing cost alerts. Amazon now plans automated cost thresholds and mandatory human code review.
JD.com launches AI smart helmet for delivery riders, featuring voice assistant, route navigation, and automatic order note reminders. It enables hands-free operation in rain, guides through complex communities, and proactively alerts riders before delivery, redefining the delivery workflow.
JD.com launches AI smart helmet for delivery riders, featuring voice assistant, route navigation, and automatic order note reminders. It enables hands-free operation in rain, guides through complex communities, and proactively alerts riders before delivery, redefining the delivery workflow.
ByteDance Flow AI product lead Xi Yuan resigns to launch an AI startup in Shanghai. He previously led AI-native products "Maoxiang" and "Xinghui", reaching millions of DAUs. The new venture has secured over USD 100 million in angel and follow-on funding from top-tier funds.
ByteDance Flow AI product lead Xi Yuan resigns to launch an AI startup in Shanghai. He previously led AI-native products "Maoxiang" and "Xinghui", reaching millions of DAUs. The new venture has secured over USD 100 million in angel and follow-on funding from top-tier funds.
Google and Character.AI are negotiating settlements with families of teens who died by suicide or self-harm after using the startup's chatbots. This may mark the industry's first major legal settlement over AI-related harm. The cases, involving explicit and harmful chatbot interactions, set a precedent as AI firms face increasing scrutiny. The settlements are expected to include monetary damages.
Google and Character.AI are negotiating settlements with families of teens who died by suicide or self-harm after using the startup's chatbots. This may mark the industry's first major legal settlement over AI-related harm. The cases, involving explicit and harmful chatbot interactions, set a precedent as AI firms face increasing scrutiny. The settlements are expected to include monetary damages.
