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MegazoneCloud Named OpenAI Select Partner

MegazoneCloud was named a Select-tier partner in the OpenAI Partner Network.
The companies plan enterprise AI support, joint sales and technical cooperation, and expanded training and certification.
More than 200 of MegazoneCloud’s FDE staff have experience using Codex and delivering projects across industries.

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Huang Rejects Total China Chip Ban

Jensen Huang rejects Anthropic’s call for a total U.S. ban on AI chip exports to China
NVIDIA says Vera Rubin is shipping in volume production and available to U.S. labs and industries
Huang says AI spans five layers, from energy and chips to models, data and applications

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Perplexity Launches Teammates AI Agents

Perplexity announced Teammates, AI agents designed to handle ongoing work.
The web research preview is for Max subscribers at $200 per month or $2,000 per year.
Agents can divide work and connect with Slack; an iOS version is planned soon.

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Anthropic Begins Claude Personal Finance Beta

Anthropic begins beta rollout of Personal Finance in Claude for US subscribers this week
Claude can read connected accounts, summarize spending, and list upcoming payments, including example figures
Anthropic says hub conversations are excluded from model training and account access can be revoked anytime

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Today'sSafety & Ethics

Indonesia’s BSSN Calls for Human Oversight in AI Security

BSSN says human oversight must guide AI use and cybersecurity as adoption outpaces organisational readiness.
BSSN launches incident preparedness guidance for response teams across 35 central government agencies.
Officials cite attacks in Japan, the United States, and Australia while setting out cyber resilience priorities.

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AI Agents Enter Shopping and Commerce

Meta’s Muse suggests savings and purchases, then handles many tasks autonomously after users make a request.
Amazon’s Alexa+ sends sale alerts and can place orders; Meta highlights Muse integrations with shopping sites and payment providers.
Wider AI-driven purchasing raises questions about payment security, fair access to products, and transparency in advertising and recommendations.

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Artificial Analysis Releases Decision Index v2

Artificial Analysis released Decision Index v2 with a score rewarding correct answers and calibrated confidence
Private datasets now account for 45% of the Index, up from 25% in v1
Drex Max v1.1 and GLiDE v1.2 lead decision models at 73; costs span more than 60x

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Persol Adds AI to Graduate Hiring

Persol Business Process Design announced on November 5, 2026, that it will use AI in graduate recruitment.
The company hires about 500 graduates annually; Geny lets job offer recipients ask anonymous questions before joining.
UiPath AI agents will map candidates’ values, strengths and career direction to support follow-up.

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Anthropic Buys $3.4 Billion in Gas Power Equipment

Anthropic buys gas power equipment for $3.4 billion to secure electricity for its data centers
Anthropic takes over a 1.7-gigawatt generator order in Texas, including engineering and construction capabilities
xAI bought mobile turbines for $2 billion; Anthropic expects year-end computing lease payments of $3.1 billion

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Chinese Creator’s AI Drama Draws 6.6 Billion Views

A 54-year-old with no video production background made the short-form drama using AI.
The series reached 6.6 billion cumulative views on Hongguo; production cost about 1 million yuan, while commercial revenue was reported at about 10 million yuan.
Season 11 drew more than 4 million advance reservations, but net profit still requires separate verification.

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JDSC Launches Logistics AI Agent Platform

JDSC began offering its logistics AI agent platform, Logi-one Engine, on November 5, 2026.
The platform coordinates agents for cargo handling, storage and transport, automatically revising plans when delays or early arrivals occur.
It starts with optimizing warehouse and transport plans, with administrative work and other industries planned for later expansion.

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PFN Releases Finance Model PLaMo 3.0 Fin

Preferred Networks released its finance-focused 8B language model PLaMo 3.0 Fin under a community license.
The model averaged 55.8 on a Japanese finance benchmark, up from 48.0 for its base model.
It scored 71.3 on tool-use evaluation, but sometimes failed to answer when too many tools were available.

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Today'sHealthcare

Clinic Uses Local AI to Streamline Care

Hongo Masago Heart Clinic runs local AI that processes patient information inside the clinic.
The system helps handle handwritten intake forms and summarize past medical records for clinical administration.
The director says it does the work of one clerical staff member; costs are about ¥400,000 a year.

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Today'sSafety & Ethics

Sales Star’s External AI Use Tests Company Response

A mid-sized parts maker with about 400 employees faces an employee using personally subscribed external AI instead of its in-house tool.
A top-performing salesperson entered meeting notes into external AI to draft proposals, possibly including client names and quotation amounts.
A Panasonic Group company disclosed uploading data containing personal information on about 330,000 people to a prohibited generative AI service.

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LG AI Research Opens K-EXAONE 2.5 API for Free

LG AI Research released free API access to its K-EXAONE 2.5 model.
The institute reported scores across four agent benchmarks using open datasets.
LG said the model supports software development, debugging, refactoring, and work automation.

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Yesterday'sSafety & Ethics

White House Reporting Raises CAISSI Independence Concerns

CAISSI staff were asked to report informally to a White House office, according to two former officials.
The Commerce Department division lacks a permanent leader, has stopped publishing research, and receives $10 million annually.
Officials and experts question how government testing can independently assess AI safety as companies police their own models.

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Yesterday'sLegal

News Alliance Urges Court to Back Publishers

News/Media Alliance urges a court to side with publishers in copyright cases against OpenAI and Microsoft
More than a dozen early suits, including The New York Times v. Microsoft, are at summary judgment
Danielle Coffey argues AI answers can replace news visits and says licensing can compensate publishers

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Blue Prism Launches Japanese WorkHQ

Blue Prism launched a Japanese version of its WorkHQ business platform, announcing it on October 7, 2026.
Parent company SS&C Technologies says WorkHQ saves more than ¥30 billion annually and cut reconciliation time from 82 minutes to 5 minutes.
IPA survey found generative AI adoption at 44.0%, while integration into departmental workflows stood at 11.9%.

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Nitto Kogyo Builds AI App for Drawing-Based Estimates

Nitto Kogyo developed a web app that extracts switchboard estimate details from building drawings.
A phased rollout began in October 2026 across 23 sales offices, with about 50 sales staff able to use it.
IBM Japan helped develop the app; the companies plan to store corrected data and explore use in related operations.

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Yesterday'sHealthcare

Study Evaluates Chatbots on Erectile Dysfunction Information

Six chatbot interfaces answered 38 standardized erectile dysfunction questions, yielding 228 responses
Five raters found median accuracy of 4.00/5 across all interfaces; 26 responses (11.4%) were safety-flagged
Safety flags were 11.4% of responses; researchers said chatbots should not replace individualized clinical assessment

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