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2026-07-22
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An archive of 20 AI news briefs collected on 2026-07-22. Check the original sources for details and updates.

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04News

The US Army burned through its annual AI token quota, so-called"Unlimited token"Not unlimited

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06News

Google DeepMind provides 40 million US dollars in AI tokens and credits to Genesis Mission

Scientists today face challenges of extraordinary scale and complexity. From shaping and simulating the intricate dynamics of fusion plasma, to exploring the vast search space of new materials, to making sense of the exabytes of data pouring out of the world's most advanced experimental facilities. The demands on modern research are unprecedented. Frontier AI can help address these challenges, while accelerating groundbreaking scientific discoveries.

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14News

Kling AI creators restore film-grade emotional performance with micro-expressions and long takes

In this episode of "Creator Off Script", we invited creator @Lan'an.\x0aIn the second half of 2025, he began to explore AIGC. After comparing multiple tools, Kling's performance in subtle facial expressions, delicate movements, and long-shot stability led him to keep exploring: can AI present emotions as natural and complex as in films and TV dramas?\x0aFrom holding back tears, changing expression in a second, to sudden emotional outbursts, he does not just tell the AI "be sad," but breaks emotions into eye changes, lip tremors, breathing rhythm, and body reactions, then through camera, light and shadow, and rhythm, makes a performance truly work.\x0aHe believes that real actors express feelings from the inside out, while AI needs specific text to reconstruct the external details corresponding to emotions. The more accurate the description, the more natural the character.\x0aIn this episode of "Creator Off Script", we invited Lan'an to share some of his works, and talked with him about where the realism of AI characters comes from, and his complete creative method from script, storyboard, prompts to Kling generation.

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15News

OpenAI launches OpenAI Presence, entering enterprise software track

OpenAI launches enterprise AI agent management platform Presence, aimed at seamlessly connecting AI with enterprise internal data and processes to automate customer support, sales and other work. The platform provides simulation testing, safety protection and effect evaluation tools, marking OpenAI's strategic transformation from a model provider to an enterprise software service provider.

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17News

US announces 5 billion US dollars investment to use AI to tackle chronic diseases and accelerate drug development

The US government will invest 5 billion US dollars to use AI technology to tackle scientific challenges such as the causes of chronic diseases and accelerate drug development. The plan involves 15 federal departments, and researchers can use national supercomputers and specialized datasets. Microsoft also announced a donation of AI computing worth 40 million US dollars in support.

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20News

16-Year-Old Boy Builds Bionic Sea Turtle Robot; AI Identifies Microplastics with 94% Accuracy

Inspired by snapping turtles, Canadian teenager Evan Baz designed a bionic turtle robot that can swim autonomously, and equipped it with a 3D holographic imaging system and an AI model to detect microplastic pollution in water, with a recognition accuracy of 94%. The research won an award at the 2026 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair. This technology is expected to make microplastic detection faster and more accessible.

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