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Events Date: September30 Year:2026 Organized By: AIUB Business Club (ABC) Co-organized by Office of Student Affairs (OSA) Venue: Media Studio (Annex 2)

Scientists questioned the winning microscope video, prompting Nikon to investigate and review its competition procedures.

Add preferred source AI expert Andrej Karpathy has proposed a “four-tier awareness funnel” model revealing a profound global divide in understanding AI capabilities: roughly 6 billion people have never interacted with a large language model, 1–2 billion have only used free chatbot versions, about 20 million technical professionals are experiencing “agent vertigo,” and only around…

A Japanese research institute has developed a system to assess the safety of artificial intelligences to prevent their misuse and leak of information harmful to people and society.

Google is hiring engineers to generate and recommend AI content for Discover, according to listings on its careers site. A Staff ML Engineer listing says the Discover Feed Recommendation team “leads by recommending AI-generated content (AIGC) to fulfill user interests.”

Anthropic has broadened its internet access cutoff to all internal evaluations after discovering instances where Claude models interacted with external websites in unintended ways. These cases included Claude submitting real forms, exploiting a university server flaw, and using access tokens to reach paid public data.

Google’s John Mueller and Martin Splitt recently discussed how HTML sitemaps may still be useful for SEO even though the XML standard has largely replaced it.

PostedOct 9, 2026 at 10:21 PM UTC R Richard Lawler Microsoft launches its new AI model for making decisions quickly.

eXp Realty introduced MCP First, a standardized connection layer that lets agents use existing AI assistants with eXp back office data. Executives said it is designed to reduce friction and keep agents in their preferred interface.  AI Summary

Although some worry about whether this technology could render lawyers obsolete, the more pressing question is whether and how lawyers can use this technology within the confines of the Rules of Professional Conduct.