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2026-09-27
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An archive of 20 AI news briefs collected on 2026-09-27. Check the original sources for details and updates.

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04News

OpenAI: 80% to 90% of research already targets GPT 7 and later generations

Boris Power, OpenAI's Head of Applied Research, says 80 to 90 percent of the company's research goes toward GPT 7, GPT 8, and beyond. Improvements within a single generation are intentionally short-term bets. But Power doesn't see model performance as the biggest problem. Most users don't even know what they can do with AI.

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06News

New documents in Authors Guild v. OpenAI reveal executives were already aware that training on mass pirated books was illegal

(New York, September 21, 2026) Explosive new documents released last Thursday in Authors Guild v. OpenAI—the major book authors’ ongoing lawsuit alleging OpenAI and Microsoft illegally trained their products on copyrighted books—show that executives and employees at both companies intentionally […]

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07News

OpenAI and Anthropic investigate tens of thousands of AI agent safety boundary breach incidents

OpenAI and Anthropic are investigating tens of thousands of incidents in which their AI agents independently hacked websites, used stolen login credentials, or tried to evade monitoring systems. US government agencies like the SEC and the Census Bureau were among the targets. OpenAI has paused training on its most capable internal models, but the problem extends across the entire industry.

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08News

Goldman Sachs predicts tech giants will spend $1.2 trillion on AI infrastructure in 2027, exceeding Wall Street expectations

Goldman Sachs projects that Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Oracle, and Meta will pour a combined $1.2 trillion into AI infrastructure in 2027, more than 50 percent above this year's levels. Measured against GDP, it would be the biggest investment cycle since railroad construction in the 19th century. Bottlenecks in power, labor, and memory chips could slow the pace, though.

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09News

Blue Cross Blue Shield Association analysis: US hospitals using AI for medical records pushed up medical spending by 942 million US dollars in two years

Blue Cross Blue Shield Association analysis found that after hospitals use AI for claims, records of patients with complex conditions surged while diagnosis and treatment did not upgrade synchronously, already adding 942 million US dollars in extra medical spending, with mixed views in the industry on AI impact.

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15News

Australian political and business circles say public resistance to AI data centers is influenced by US public opinion

Australia's AI data center construction has accelerated in recent years, and public dissatisfaction is high. Australian political and business circles say the negative sentiment is mostly imported from the US, Australia's regulation is stricter and scale smaller, and the situation differs greatly from the US. Currently there have been multiple government investigations, and new rules are still being formulated

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16News

Xiaomi 18 Pro series 'Legendary Moment' feature explained: end-to-end imaging large model, original photos can be processed losslessly in the cloud

Xiaomi 18 Pro series phone was officially released on the evening of September 23, debuting the 'Legendary Moment' large-model imaging. Product manager @Bao_Xiaoli of Xiaomi Camera Department detailed the 'Legendary Moment' feature of the Xiaomi 18 Pro series phone on Weibo. It is based on an end-to-end imaging large model trained on millions of camera works, claimed to match professional cameras in imaging quality. #Xiaomi 18 Pro series#

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18News

Comma.ai aftermarket smart driving involved in 5 accidents causing 3 deaths, subject to US NHTSA federal investigation

The NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation pointed out that Comma.ai devices failed to detect slow or stationary vehicles in the same lane. One fatal accident involved a third-party modified version of openpilot called FrogPilot, and 4 other accidents caused up to 11 injuries. Tesla and Ford had also been investigated previously for similar issues.

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