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2026-09-08
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An archive of 20 AI news briefs collected on 2026-09-08. Check the original sources for details and updates.

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01News

OECD report: students who use AI less for coursework outperform those who frequently use AI

The report points out that students who never or almost never use AI to draft text for writing assignments scored an average of 509 points on science tests; students who use AI daily or almost daily for such tasks averaged only 481 points. Even controlling for socioeconomic status, the two groups still differed by 28 points, roughly equivalent to one and a half years of teaching.

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02News

Similarweb: In August, ChatGPT web-end AI chat traffic share rebounded to 55.5%, year-on-year lead narrowed

Data from analysis agency Similarweb shows that ChatGPT's current AI chatbot website traffic share has rebounded to 55.5%, but the decline from the same period last year is significant. Gemini and Claims both saw substantial share growth. This data only counts website traffic and does not represent overall usage scale.

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08News

Coca-Cola uses AI to optimize retailer ordering in Malaysia

Coca-Cola is using AI to recommend which products Malaysian retailers should order and in what quantities through its Coke Buddy platform. The Perfect Basket feature uses Coca-Cola’s Central Recommendation Engine to analyse previous orders, ordering frequency, seasonality, weather, and purchasing patterns among similar businesses.

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11News

Six people use AI jailbreak to generate obscene items for profit and get sentenced, judge warns technical neutrality is not equal to technical innocence

Zheng and others used technical means to "jailbreak" foundational models, bypassing built-in safety restrictions against pornographic content. After users recharge and pay, they can select character cards and AI bots within this model for erotic chats. These chat contents can also generate obscene static or dynamic images by consuming points.

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13News

Rentosertib, developed by Insilico Medicine's AI, enters human clinical trial for the first time; 6 aging clocks measure decreased predicted age in patients

The drug, named Rentosertib, has a molecular structure generated with AI assistance. A new study published in Nature Biotechnology on Monday local time shows that patients treated with Rentosertib saw a decrease in age-related biomarkers, based on measurements from six "aging clocks."

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15News

Google integrates Gemini voice search into mobile Gmail / Google Docs / Keep

Google announces integration of Gemini voice search capability (Live mode) into mobile Gmail, Google Docs and Google Keep, available after subscribing to AI Plus / Pro / Ultra membership, currently only supports English. The feature supports natural language conversational search, can automatically scan inbox or create documents and memos based on voice commands. #GoogleAI# Google is gradually deeply integrating Gemini into its core applications.

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18News

Arm CEO Pissad: AI is expected to conquer cancer in our lifetime, but computing power supply is the bottleneck

Arm CEO Rene Haas stated that AI is expected to help humanity conquer cancer within our lifetimes, but current computing power supply is severely limited, becoming the primary bottleneck. He emphasized that the scale of demand for chips and memory by AI is unprecedented, building new wafer fabs is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and supply shortages will persist. Additionally, the medical community considers cancer a complex group of diseases, and evidence of AI's actual clinical effectiveness remains limited.

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